Sally Yates, later fired by President Trump, spoke with administration officials last month about Michael Flynn?s contact with a Russian diplomat.
After days of furor, top security official resignsMichael Flynn said he held calls with the Russian ambassador during the transition and gave ?incomplete information? to the vice president.
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Buses full of people from Massachusetts crossing the state line to vote? No proof of it has been presented.
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One last Valentine?s Day and then, goodbyeVendors at the Boston Flower Exchange geared up for their final Valentine?s Day at the South End building.
Harvard Square?s famous Crimson Corner is closingThe Crimson Corner newsstand has until the end of the month to depart the prime location it has occupied for more than five decades.
He says he invented e-mail. Dispute him at your own risk.Belmont?s Shiva Ayyadurai has been suing news sites that disparage his claim.
GE?s secret weapon is its training center on Hudson RiverBoston may be the brains of General Electric?s global operation, but its campus in Crotonville, N.Y., is its heart.
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Harvard routs BU to end Beanpot droughtThe third-ranked Crimson brought home the program?s first Beanpot title since 1993.
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?This is the fourth time I?ve had cancer,? Jerry Remy saysThe Red Sox broadcaster?s message after another relapse is for people to get their checkups.
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Playboy realizes that, no, people don?t read just for the articlesNaked women are back in Playboy magazine, ending a year-old ban on the nudity that made the magazine famous.
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