The president?s ex-lawyer will detail what he claims to know about Trump?s contacts with Russians and other sensitive matters related to the president.
So far, six ?red flag? orders to remove firearms have been issued in Mass. The measure gives judges the power to issue orders taking away a person?s guns after a family member, current or former romantic partner, housemate, or local police official identifies them as a danger.
The host country?s authoritarian leaders have hastily assembled a huge security apparatus to protect the summit.
Another windy, bitter day on the way Winds won?t blow as hard as they did Monday, but Greater Boston could still see gusts up to 50 miles per hour Tuesday.
Workbar, Staples call off their co-working deal Three years after Boston?s local co-working startup and its homegrown office supply giant partnered to put Workbar locations in three area Staples stores, the companies are going their separate ways.
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Spike Lee, the Oscars, and doing the right thing There is beauty and brilliance and bittersweetness in Spike Lee movies, and they serve as preservations of black life and American history through the art of film.
TY BURR
Did ?Green Book? win the Oscar just because it makes white people feel good? It?s a feel-good throwback: a story that makes white audiences happy and comforted by the thought that we mattered, we made a difference, we played an equal part in the fight.
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Although the new chamber is meant to replicate that of historical times, certain changes make it clear this is not the state Senate of the 1800s.
Australian cardinal is convicted of child sex abuse Cardinal George Pell is the most senior Catholic ever charged with child sex abuse. He was convicted of abusing two boys moments after celebrating Mass in Australia.
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A California man disfigured in a fiery car crash has been on the waiting list for the surgery at Brigham and Women?s Hospital for nine months ? twice as long as average.
Many fans of Robert Kraft?s New England Patriots seem to have created a mental division between the success of their football team and the allegations against its owner.
Kevin Cullen
Asked Nikki Bell: ?How about we end the demand for prostitution because it?s gender-based violence??
New details about the allegations against the Patriots owner emerged Monday, including that he faces two misdemeanor counts of soliciting another to commit prostitution.
Vero Beach, Fla., police spent months tracking Lu Yun Ma?s movements, court records show.
TARA SULLIVAN
How does J.D. Martinez improve on his best season ever? Stick to his habits The Red Sox slugger is getting a slightly earlier start this year, and he?s as dedicated and methodical as ever.
RED SOX NOTEBOOK
Don?t expect Red Sox to bite on Craig Kimbrel ?As far as signings are concerned, I would say we?re through at this point,? said Dave Dombrowski.
Editorial
Bill Galvin offers Boston city councilors seeking four-year terms a real chance to prove their political street cred.
OPINION | STAN ROSENBERG
Stan Rosenberg on Wynn casino, sports betting, and gaming in Worcester When the Globe asked me to assess the Commonwealth?s nascent casino industry, I couldn?t help but think about how the most difficult challenges lie ahead.
Dan Wasserman
Cartoonist Dan Wasserman has some ideas on the infractions Kraft ? who proclaims his innocence ? might get called for by the men in stripes.
JOAN VENNOCHI
For Kraft and others, the shock is getting caught and named In the past, rich and powerful men were generally sheltered from public humiliation. Not any more.
MARIJUANA MOMENT
President Trump reportedly rebuked then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions on the day that he rescinded Justice Department guidance on federal marijuana enforcement priorities.
HELP DESK
It?s unpleasant to think about, but you need a will. Here?s why ? and how to get started Even if you?re not poised to donate a wing of a library, it?s important to plan ahead. But most of us don?t.
Truth and Consequences Opinion columnist Michael Cohen takes a candid and no-holds-barred look at the current political moment. Sign up now.
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.
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Read a multi-part investigation into how and why the lives of promising Boston valedictorians didn?t quite turn out the way they expected.
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The Big Picture
In a world where the smartphone is now ubiquitous, photographers capture daily life in which the personal device is part of the moment.
The Bruins didn?t make a big splash at the NHL trade deadline, but they did add depth to the forward group.
Living life in a wheelchair was its own lesson, though Ms. Frankian was usually the teacher.
A spokesman for the Gaines' business, Magnolia, says the "Fixer Upper" couple has long admired the castle and previously made attempts to purchase it.
The presidential candidate has decided to distance herself further from big money in politics by rejecting the high-dollar fund-raisers that help power campaigns.
In part spurred by a phenomenon known as a seiche, ice spilled over the banks of the Erie.
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The industrial giant continues to shed pieces of itself.
The boundary-demolishing artist and his crack outfit the Free Nationals vamped and careened through a fast-paced, bass-heavy set. And the crowd went straight-up bonkers.
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.
How pharma executives are preparing for Tuesday?s congressional grilling An inside look at the expensive and grueling preparation for CEOs who face congressional inquiries.
