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After years of gridlock in Washington, influence peddlers are getting ready for a GOP government and its agenda.
As Donald Trump?s transition team saw challenges on Tuesday, the president-elect took to Twitter to make his thoughts on the matter known.
Ousters, turmoil in Donald Trump?s transition teamOne week after Donald Trump scored an upset victory that took him by surprise, his team was improvising the most basic traditions of assuming power.
Donald Trump?s win has resulted in unrest among rank-and-file Democrats.
Harvard, janitors reach late-night deal and avoid strikeWorkers will receive a 12.5 percent raise, premium-free health care, and a commitment to creating more full-time jobs.
SPOTLIGHT FOLLOW-UP
Federal prosecutors launch probe of law firm over donationsThe US attorney?s office is looking into Thornton Law Firm?s practice of reimbursing partners for millions of dollars in political donations.
Did you really want to talk politics with your extended family? A turkey and a large vat of hot oil ensure you won?t have to.
Thomas Farragher
Bob?s Turkey Farm survived a devastating fire. Here?s how.The fire destroyed the barn, expensive equipment, and 7,000 young turkeys. But then something wonderful happened.
Could Rick Porcello take Cy Young hardware?If Porcello wins the award, which will be announced Wednesday, he?ll be the first Boston winner since Pedro Martinez in 2000.
High lead levels found in water at 160 Mass. schoolsOfficials said steps are being taken to address the issues.
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Shirley Leung
Our Beacon Hill leaders should do what they didn?t do in the first place, which is steer this runaway train down the right track.
MIT tapped to redevelop Volpe Center in Cambridge The 14-acre federal campus in Kendall Square could support a massive real estate complex.
A Jewish rebirth comes to life in BostonTraditional synagogue membership is declining, but independent congregations and alternative groups are on the rise.
The Postal Service needs you, and hundreds of other workersAn aging workforce and a wave of retirements have created many openings, and the agency wants to hire 500 in the Boston area.
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Movie REview
This restrained and eloquent documentary recalls the pride and solidarity of a city sorely wounded, and its determination to heal.
BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL
Here?s what went wrong with Patriots? defenseThe Patriots couldn?t pressure Russell Wilson, and they couldn?t stop the run.
Damaged train was allowed to carry passengersThe commuter train struck a post in South Station, but it was put into service the next morning.
SCOT LEHIGH
Fighting excesses of the Trump eraWe need to inspire courage, in our political leaders and in ourselves.
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Spotlight Team: The desperate and the dead
A suicide in the courtroomDefendants with mental illness are much more likely to receive punishment than treatment, putting Mass. courts behind much of the country in addressing the mental health crisis.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight??Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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Emotions are running high in the wake of the presidential election.
The market would suggest that the young outfielder is worth around $150 million for seven or eight years.
Inside the Great Hall at the State House on Tuesday, immigrants were welcomed with open arms.
McCain says Russia?s Vladimir Putin has plunged his country into tyranny, murdered his rivals, and threatened US allies.
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The path from Election Day to a full-blown pot industry is long and uncertain.
School workers risked their lives to box the 16-year-old suspect into a corner, police said.
The ABC series with Kiefer Sutherland has pluses and minuses.
At the Pequot Museum, chef Sherry Pocknett celebrates Native American fare ? and reminds us that gratitude belongs at the table year-round.
ground game
No Trump honeymoonDonald Trump won?t have the luxury of a period of time to create momentum to pass key policies and kick-start his presidency.
Design New England
A Gardener?s GardenThe lush landscape around Andrew Grossman?s home and studio is a showcase of possibilities.
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I don?t want Trump to succeed. I want him to fail spectacularly.
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In defense of the Electoral College
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