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Trump refusing to pay campaign pollsterDonald Trump?s campaign is disputing nearly $767,000 that Tony Fabrizio?s firm says it is still owed for polling.
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Clinton, Walsh return donations from Boston law firmPoliticians are returning thousands of dollars in donations from Thornton Law Firm attorneys in the wake of Sunday?s report.
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Jamie Collins?s final effort as a Patriot was filled with mistakesCollins, traded Monday to the Browns for a mid-round draft pick, wasn?t on top of his game Sunday.
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Bill Belichick is a history buff, and dealing Jamie Collins to Cleveland is merely history repeating itself.
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Freeing Sal DiMasi is about mercy, not leniencyThe ailing DiMasi deserves the compassion that others, such as former Boston mob boss Jerry Angiulo, got.
Female Harvard soccer players fire back at lewd ?scouting report?The players were named in a document by a male player, who was assessing their attractiveness.
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Study upends doctors? advice about cholesterolA big new study published Monday found little evidence that raising HDL protects against heart attack and stroke.
Late-night bus service could be restored through outsourcing Boston-based transit company Bridj and the MBTA are discussing a deal that would provide some service after other transit shuts down.
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America?s Test Kitchen is suing former personality Christopher Kimball, saying he was setting up a competitor while still on ATK?s payroll.
An artist?s vision of where racial violence meets the American dream of homeA sabbatical for artist Steve Locke turned into a haunting two-part project on race, home, violence, and love, now on view in Boston.
Beacon Hill goes all out for HalloweenCould Beacon Hill have Salem beat when it comes to haunted happenings?
Study finds racial discrimination by Uber drivers One of the study?s authors said the results reflect more on the drivers, who are subcontractors, and not the ride-hailing service.
Former Greek minister on financial disaster: ?There are so many culprits!?George Papaconstantinou is the author of ?Game Over: The Inside Story of the Greek Crisis.?
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A collision of history and star power makes this a great World SeriesBaseball connects people, moments, and generations, and the Cubs-Indians showdown is proof of that.
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The FBI?s double standard on investigationsIf the agency doesn?t talk about investigations involving suspected terrorists, why talk about the Clinton investigation?
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Law firm ?bonuses? tied to political donationsIn the process, a small Boston law firm became a top funder of the national Democratic Party.
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