The court will be asked to weigh in on the president?s plan to shield as many as 5 million immigrants from deportation.
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Two ex-Weymouth students sue district over breathalyzer testThe pair say their civil rights were violated when they were given the tests at a dance and disciplined back in 2012.
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Longtime residents say a lack of amenities and services keep it from feeling like a fully functioning neighborhood.
Boston could see up to three-quarters of an inch of rainfall by the end of the storm, the National Weather Service said.
Focus on Bush, Carson ahead of critical fourth GOP debateJeb Bush is coming off a weak last debate in Colorado, while Ben Carson is facing questions about his credibility.
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The moment tonight?s fourth GOP presidential debate becomes boring, it will become really interesting.
European firm pitches huge wind farm off Martha?s VineyardThe energy company is proposing what could be North America?s largest offshore wind farm 15 miles south of the Vineyard.
Decades-old slayings still baffle N.H. officialsThe killings of a woman and three children ? whose ages and identities are unknown ? remain a mystery.
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The fair is just one event in a growing Boston-area fix-it-yourself scene, harking back to an earlier era of tinkers and tinkerers.
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The surprising power of being nice to your employeesIn certain fields, companies are finding bottom-line benefits to making employees happy.
Why one company voluntarily boosted its minimum wage to $15 an hour The CEO of North Billerica?s Curriculum Associates made the call to boost warehouse and clerical workers? pay.
As tensions rise at the University of Missouri, a young photographer unintentionally became part of the national story.
Vendors, neighbors, rival developers, and real estate brokers all say they have no clue who bought the parcel for more than $40 million.
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Expedia?s third annual airline etiquette survey found that the most irksome passenger behavior is the dreaded rear-seat kicker.
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With ace and Aroldis Chapman, the Red Sox could be flying Dave Dombrowski has a wealth of young inventory to deal, inventory that he?s not necessarily emotionally attached to.
Former MLB pitcher Tommy Hanson dies at 29The former Braves and Angels righthander played five seasons in the majors.
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Nick Offerman shares his Huntington Theatre diet with Jimmy Fallon Former ?Parks and Recreation? star Offerman appeared on ?The Tonight Show? to preview his role in ?A Confederacy of Dunces.?
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A dazzling virtual reality rollout from New York TimesThis past weekend, the Times distributed a Google Cardboard 3-D viewer that, when paired with one?s smartphone, displayed a virtual reality documentary.
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How Stephen Murphy could return to the City CouncilBoston voters have spoken. Except that they may not have the last word.
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How a big field changes the presidential primary seasonThe field has upended long-planned strategies and made this the most unpredictable GOP nomination fight in a generation.
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He has traveled so far, from near-fatal abuse to here, invisible among Maine?s poorest, in the care of his grandparents.
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King of the Internet of Things?The companies that build out this immense, global ?Internet of Things? will become some of the biggest and richest yet.
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New financial revelations don?t spell doom for church reformsFrancis insisted last week that church leaders can?t serve the poor if they?re seen to ?lead the life of a pharaoh.?
Lewis sustained a torn ACL in his left knee in Sunday?s win and was placed on injured reserve Monday.
Town officials say that the AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod?s needle distribution program was illegal.
When asked if he would kill Adolf Hitler as a baby, the presidential candidate emphatically answered, ?Hell, yeah, I would!?
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The electric carmaker will open its first Boston-based store later this week, with two more to follow.
The moves came amid a wave of student and faculty protests over racial tensions that all but paralyzed the school?s flagship campus.
Lawmakers and regulators want to curb opioid prescribing, but some patient groups are pushing back.
We can?t blame the Internet for our attraction to repulsion, but we can credit it with making the hardest things to watch among the easiest to find.
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