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Republicans and Democrats tentatively agreed Monday night to a spending measure that would fund the government through the end of the fiscal year.
Trump, O?Rourke hold dueling rallies in El Paso and take aim at each other President Trump was in El Paso, Texas, to push his immigration policies, while Beto O?Rourke, a possible Democratic presidential candidate, was at a protest in that city.
The state?s highest court denied Michelle Carter?s request to stay her jail sentence, pending an appeal to the US Supreme Court.
KEVIN CULLEN
This time, Michelle Carter sheds no tears as she hears her fate Michelle Carter displayed what seemed like sad resignation in court Monday afternoon.
Ilhan Omar, a freshman Democratic representative from Minnesota, apologized Monday after tweets about Israel on Sunday.
Boston officers are suspended in payroll investigation Three officers assigned to provide security at the front desk of the Boston Police Department?s Roxbury headquarters have been placed on administrative leave.
The boy, a student at the Tenney Grammar School, threatened to ?shoot up? his school and referenced a specific employee at the school as a target.
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Somerville-based Paint Nite has rebranded itself as Yaymakers, featuring drone-making and candle crafting ? part of an economy that values experiences, not just products.
After 19 different house break-ins in five different communities across Massachusetts, police and prosecutors believe they finally have their man.
Talking Points AM/Larry Edelman
Who loaned $460m to American Media? Inquiring minds want to know The parent company of the National Enquirer borrowed the money in January to refinance its debt, before Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos went public with allegations of extortion and blackmail.
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The new civic milestone of sorts comes courtesy of INRIX?s annual report tracking traffic across the world.
Storm set to drop several inches of snow on Greater Boston, snarl evening commute Flakes could fall at nearly an inch an hour in Massachusetts on Tuesday afternoon before turning to freezing rain.
These maps show when snow will start falling in Mass. and how much to expect The storm headed toward Greater Boston will bring a burst of wintry weather.
See a list of school closings, early dismissals for Tuesday Many schools are announcing early dismissals and closures ahead of Tuesday?s storm.
MBTA to boost capacity starting at noon on Tuesday With a storm that could hamper Tuesday afternoon commute in Greater Boston, the MBTA plans to have an increased capacity on its subway lines starting at noon, officials said.
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TARA SULLIVAN
The Huskies and their goaltender had what it took to weather a BC rally in the third period.
GARY WASHBURN|ON BASKETBALL
With his team failing to live up to its great expectations, the young coach concedes he has to do a better job.
Longevity scientists launch academy to raise profile of life-extending research Among the goals of the group, called the Academy for Health and Lifespan Research, are to share findings and lobby governments in the United States, Europe, and elsewhere to increase funding and create pathways to approve age-slowing therapies.
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Editorial
Immigration enforcement, again, is at the center of the budget impasse. This time, though, the controversy has nothing to do with a border wall.
JOAN VENNOCHI
How Brett Kavanaugh and the ?complexifier? of race help Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax When it?s he said, she said ? deny, deny, deny.
Trouble could be brewing at the State House for beer gardens The local beer biz is buzzing right now over a bill filed on behalf of the restaurant industry to crack down on beer gardens.
The state?s ninth recreational marijuana store is set to open, more than a month after it received approval from the state commission to begin operations.
Read a multi-part investigation into how and why the lives of promising Boston valedictorians didn?t quite turn out the way they expected.
Dating in 2019 is?complicated. Frustrating. Sometimes completely exhilarating. In Season 2 of the podcast, Meredith Goldstein goes deep on one of her most-asked questions.
Listen: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | RadioPublic
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The Big Picture
Patriots fans filled the streets to celebrate New England?s sixth Super Bowl win.
The Red Sox manager knows repeating will be difficult, but he believes the players will take the proper approach.
City Council president Katjana Ballantyne says the city needs to ?act now to do everything that we can to prevent any recurrence of these painful events.?
This Swampscott contemporary also has a three-story atrium with walls of glass.
A Moulton spokesman said there are currently no plans to visit any early presidential primary states.
The school district said schools will remain open during the strike and will be staffed by administrators and substitute teachers.
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Subaru, Tesla, Volkwagen and others recall a combined 1.7 million cars with deadly Takata airbags
New England?s largest utility is doubling down on wind and solar power.
Elizabeth Barker announced in a letter to members that she plans to step down in March.
Are we ignoring ? or outright banning ? an easy affordable-housing fix? Mobile homes may be the least expensive and most effective means of addressing the region?s housing shortage.
Francis Rooney, the rare Republican joining Democrats to take on pharma Here?s why he?s bucking his party to work with Democrats on drug-pricing legislation.
