Andrew Puzder, President Trump?s pick to run the Labor Department, withdrew his name from consideration.
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Linehan says he will not seek re-electionCouncilor Bill Linehan, a pragmatic and sometimes controversial figure in city politics, will not seek a sixth term.
Ansin sells WLVI airwaves but will keep stationOwner Ed Ansin declined to say how much the broadcast signal for WLVI-TV sold for, beyond ?a lot of money.?
Failure of another Alzheimer?s drug turns more attention to Biogen Merck stopped a clinical trial of its Alzheimer?s treatment three months after Eli Lilly & Co. halted a study of a similar drug.
Stern sued over airing call between IRS agent and Mass. taxpayerSomehow, ?The Howard Stern Show? received a confidential call between an IRS agent and a Sandwich woman, and they aired it.
At Howard University, Dr. Ewart Brown was president of the student assembly and a leader of a massive 1968 student protest.
?They just need to sell sex and give him the money?A Medford man is being held without bail on allegations that he ran a prostitution operation, often paying his victims in drugs and lodging.
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South Dakota Senator John Thune and Arizona Senator John McCain each expressed dismay at the waves of controversy coming from the White House.
Congressmen said they are concerned after reports of a Russian intelligence-collection ship traveling near a naval submarine base.
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President Trump said the US would no longer insist on a Palestinian state as part of a peace accord between Israel and the Palestinians.
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The new Montreal coach said he wasn?t shocked, but he was caught a little off-guard by last week?s move.
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The film about the Patriots star will follow his path from working in a fast food joint to becoming a Super Bowl hero.
The league debunked the tall tale that was covered by TMZ Sports and garnered more than 500,000 views on YouTube.
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Trump Today: A Russian shadow grows over the White HouseThe Trump White House is facing dueling scandals ? both related to Russia.
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A life taken, but also a life lostHow did 14-year-old Raeshawn Moody wind up becoming among the youngest to face a murder charge in Boston?
This Cape Cod dentist broke his opioid habit. Can his profession do the same?Wood?s attempt to do the right thing has collided with an unnerving reality: Opioids are ingrained in the culture of dentistry.
Bogaerts could be gone from camp for as long as three weeks playing in the World Baseball Classic.
A Revere homeowner was killed while he was working on a boiler in the property?s basement.
Would you prefer a 500-square-foot, updated apartment in Dorchester or a 1,000-square-foot unit in Quincy? You can get either for about $2,000 per month.
Roy Cooper said a new measure is designed to allay fears by some over public bathroom safety.
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Pembroke Real Estate confirmed that it?s looking to possibly redevelop the sprawling complex.
Druid Theatre Company of Galway, Ireland, arrives in Boston with an excellent production of Martin McDonagh?s play.
The sister restaurant to Newburyport?s Ceia and Brine arrives in Boston, bringing culinary ambition along with it.
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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Communists say the schools are an extreme example of ?patriotic education,? but critics condemn as little more than brainwashing.
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