At intensely competitive Harvard Law School, Supreme Count nominee Merrick Garland was known for explaining complex topics to classmates.
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Snow could start falling as early as Sunday afternoon, during the annual St. Patrick?s Day parade in South Boston, forecasters said.
In Cambridge, a haven for the young homelessThere?s a Cambridge basement where the city?s unlikeliest social experiment is playing out: a shelter designed for homeless millennials.
Congressman says banks need to ?neuter? Warren Senator Elizabeth Warren criticized Blaine Luetkemeyer for the comments, calling them ?sexist and offensive.?
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A year after the Boston streetwear company filed for bankruptcy protection, founder Greg Selkoe is struggling to move on.
Baker vows to announce future out-of-state travelBaker called a recent trip to Georgia for a conservative confab ? first reported by the Globe ? ?no big deal? in an interview with a WGBH radio show.
Mass. GOP finds new way to raise big moneySince Charlie Baker took office, the governor and his political finance team have drawn from a pool of wealthy political patrons.
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The Veterans For Peace, a group of military veterans who oppose combat, have been rejected yet again in their long-running quest to march in the St. Patrick?s Day parade.
Mayor Walsh goes to Washington. Again and again. When the White House tried to congratulate Marty Walsh two years ago, they reached the wrong one. Now, the mayor is on speed dial.
In Hudson, heartbreak over the loss of a beloved trooperThomas Clardy?s death struck a chord in his hometown, where flags were lowered and employees teared up at the shops he visited.
Lightning apparently strikes Trump Tower in Chicago on TuesdayThe electrifying event came the same night Illinois primary voters overwhelmingly supported Donald Trump.
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Bernie Sanders reminds us of the parlous consequences of past assaults on other countries.
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Chicago White Sox player Adam LaRoche decided to retire from baseball after being asked not to bring his son to the ballpark.
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Yale finally earns advanced degree from NCAA TournamentAt a school with the history and tradition of Yale, there are not a lot of firsts left unclaimed.
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The fantasy world of Merrick Garland?s liberal criticsA ?liberal Scalia? was never, ever going to happen. So why are progressives complaining?
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Get ready for a long nomination raceHillary Clinton and Donald Trump may have to wait until June to set their sights on each other.
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Green is the theme this week in honor of St. Patrick?s Day, which is celebrated in many cities around the world.
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Dana Mohler-Faria, who was under fire for a lucrative retirement package, has agreed to give up a $100,000 annual consulting contract with the university.
Boston Bruins center Patrice Bergeron is also appearing in Attorney General Maura Healey?s campaign for the bill.
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The launch came days after Kim Jong Un ordered tests of a nuclear warhead and ballistic missiles capable of carrying warheads.
Colleges and universities are under growing pressure to reveal financial investments made through their endowments, but most institutions are standing firm against the idea.
Gronk tweeted a picture of himself with his mother, Diane, and Big Papi.
Helen Mirren and the late Alan Rickman star in a taught military drama.
On his sinewy 17th solo album, punk-rock lifer Iggy Pop refuses to rest on his laurels, storming and sneering amid Josh Homme?s blasted landscapes.
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