President Trump moves on immigration promises
Trump says he will expand immigration jails, sanction nations that refuse to take back their citizens, and seek to strip federal funding from sanctuary cities.
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Internet fights back against social media crackdowns
The dissents have grown as President Trump, who has called climate change a ?hoax,?? takes control of agencies working to stem global warming.
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Walsh calls immigration actions ?direct attack?
Mayor Walsh said he will ?protect all Boston residents ? even if that means using City Hall itself as a last resort.?
BU president cannot declare a ?sanctuary campus?
Boston University President Robert Brown said his administration will seek to protect undocumented students from President Trump none the less.
Galvin tells Trump ?put up or shut up? on voter fraud claims
The state?s top elections official described the president?s debunked allegations as a personal affront to Mass. voters.
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Goodell says safety concerns didn?t keep him from Gillette
The NFL commissioner also was asked about possibly having to hand a trophy to Tom Brady at the Super Bowl.
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Could this be the highest scoring Super Bowl of all time?
While the Patriots and Falcons do not lack for firepower on offense, the record of 75 combined points will be hard to top.
Patriots special teamer Nate Ebner has a concussion
The team did not practice, but Ebner would not have participated had there been a workout.
New camera can help assess cod stocks in Gulf of Maine
UMass Dartmouth say they have successfully tested the underwater video-survey system.
Roxane Gay pulls book after Milo Yiannopoulos controversy
Gay is thought to be the first author to pull a book from publisher Simon & Schuster over the controversy surrounding alt-right figure and Breitbart writer Milo Yiannopoulos.
Donald Trump to stop refugee processing for Syrians
The president also plans to suspend issuing visas for people from several predominantly Muslim countries for at least 30 days.
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Actress Mary Tyler Moore dies at age 80
Moore?s publicist said the legendary actress died with her husband and friends nearby.
Celebrities remember Mary Tyler Moore as iconic, influential
There was an outpouring of kind words after Moore died Wednesday.
Metro
Charges dropped against woman who fled R.I. with two children
Elaine Yates left Rhode Island with her two young daughters more than 30 years ago.
Baker budget includes $300m from new fee on businesses
Governor Charlie Baker is looking to check ballooning medical costs with the steep new fee.
Baker?s budget would move T pension into state retirement fund
Governor Charlie Baker is seeking to have the the MBTA pension fund transfer the investment of its assets to the larger Mass. state pension system.
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Judge Charlie Baker on results, not rallies
Governor Charlie Baker, looking for common ground, is being true to Charlie Baker ? and to Massachusets.
Dow breaks record, hits 20,000
The Dow Jones industrial average closed above 20,000 points for the first time in history today.
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The Greenpeace demonstrators unfurled a banner that says ?RESIST.?
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