In 2014, a border patrol agent found Jean Leonard Teganya walking down a road in Maine, carrying a backpack and filthy from a journey through the dense Canadian woods.
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The Taj Hotel is getting a makeover It will add 13 rooms, move the entrance to Newbury Street, and enclose its rooftop restaurant.
Warren ads critical of Facebook are removed, then restored on the social media platform ?We removed the ads because they violated our policies against use of our corporate logo,? said a Facebook spokesman.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in an interview that she opposes moving to impeach President Trump even though she believes he is ??unfit?? for office.
Uber to pay $20 million to settle driver lawsuit over contractor status The ride-sharing company will pay $20 million to settle California lawsuits challenging its classification of drivers as independent contractors.
Boston to host 2020 NAACP convention The NAACP, one of the nation?s oldest and prominent civil rights organizations, announced Monday that it will hold its 2020 convention in Boston.
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A new version of the Boeing 737 jetliner has come under scrutiny after two crashes in five months that killed everyone on board each time.
Turkey crashes through driver?s windshield on Cape Cod road A Cape Cod woman walked away with minor injuries Monday after a turkey smashed through her car windshield as she was driving in Sandwich, according to police.
US pulling all staff out of embassy in Venezuala Secretary of State Michael Pompeo said the presence of diplomatic staff in Caracas ?has become a constraint on US policy.?
Water main break causes flooding in Back Bay Six buildings were evacuated due to ?extensive? flooding at the intersection of Commonwealth Avenue and Exeter Street.
Arlington police searching for missing mother and daughter A search is underway for Samantha Carrasquillo, 25, and her daughter Nayeli Carrasquillo, 4.
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With the World Cup this summer, their lawsuit seeking equal pay should get a lot of attention.
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Steve Johnson?s three-decade quest to learn what happened to his younger brother, Scott, who died in 1988, has shined a light on a dark period in Australian history.
Hipsters mostly look alike. There?s math to prove it You can spot a nonconformist a mile away. Because they all look alike. Just ask mathematician Jonathan Touboul.
Fox News faces another uproar over Tucker Carlson comments about women, race In a second round of audio clips released by Media Matters, the Fox News host could be heard making offensive remarks on a radio program.
T board approves 6 percent fare hike The MBTA?s board on Monday approved a fare increase aimed at bolstering its budget, but agreed to keep fares stable for bus riders, seniors, and riders with disabilities.
Clippers 140, Celtics 115
After winning the first three games of four-game trip, the Celtics got clipped in LA by 25 points.
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Moving on from a 140-115 defeat to the Clippers will require toughness and look-forward mentality.
BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL
Brown signed the largest contract for an offensive lineman, and Flowers will get $16 million to $17 million from the Lions.
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What is that strange thing in the afternoon sky?
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Penalized for making a student loan payment early ? not late Arnie Greenfield has no problem helping his children with student loans. But he has a problem being penalized for making an early payment. Yes, that?s right. Not late, early.
Editorial Cartoon | Dan Wasserman
Cartoonist Dan Wasserman takes a look at the solidarity of science deniers.
Editorial
State can do better on proposal to prevent next Mount Ida mess Voluntary compliance and after-the-fact services to students are a poor substitute as a financial stress test for troubled higher education institutions.
Letters
Talking about the elderly ? er, senior citizens ? um, make that ?perennials? Words that once commonly referred to older people are now being rethought and recrafted.
General manager Charlie Kravetz to leave WBUR Charlie Kravetz, the general manager of WBUR-FM, is leaving the station to ?pursue new options,? Boston University said in a statement.
Sidney Verba, Harvard?s ?consummate university citizen,? dies at 86 Sidney Verba, 86, who died March 4, was at ?consummate university citizen? at Harvard as a professor and administrator.
Recreational marijuana shop in Lowell receives state approval to open The Merrimack Valley is getting its first recreational marijuana shop.
Truth and Consequences Opinion columnist Michael Cohen takes a candid and no-holds-barred look at the current political moment. Sign up now.
Munch Madness 2019: The top restaurants in Boston If it?s March, it must be time for the tournament everyone awaits all year: Munch Madness.
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
Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month: winter weather, presidential candidates on the campaign trail, a Chinese New Year celebration.
?It happened. There?s nothing you can do about it,? the lefthander said.
The four-person panel will meet monthly to assess the quality of the law enforcement inquiry into the death of 36-year-old Kasim Kahrim.
A pet snake escapes and slithers around an apartment building, a very expensive fanny pack goes missing, and other odd items from local police blotters.
From a two-bedroom condo for $399,900 in Rockport to a West End studio with a great view for $459,000.
Fresh off the longest government shutdown in history, his 2020 plan shows he is eager to confront Congress again over the wall.
Shamima Begum was pregnant with her third child when she surrendered to a US-backed group, which brought her to a detention camp.
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The $35,000 base Model 3 will still be available, but the company is raising prices by 3 percent on all other models.
Don Law signs 10-year deal with Providence-based bank that also includes sponsorships at 3 other venues.
On Saturday, the sweetly vivacious Brit showed that ?Boo?d Up,? which won this year?s best R&B song Grammy and was nominated for song of the year, was no fluke.
Does this sound like a dandy girlfriend?s getaway? For sure.
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.
Reference genome is threatening dream of personalized medicine The human reference genome has achieved near-mythic status, but it falls short in ways that have become embarrassing and misleading.
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