A federal judge in San Francisco has temporarily blocked a Trump administration order to withhold funding from ?sanctuary cities.?
Massachusetts has received an $11.7 million federal grant to fight an opioid epidemic that has claimed thousands of lives in recent years.
Hernandez speculation alarms gay-rights advocates Advocates say unverified reports about Aaron Hernandez?s sexuality are not relevant to his crimes or his suicide.
Lawyers begin bid to erase Hernandez murder conviction Under Massachusetts law, Aaron Hernandez?s suicide before his appeal was exhausted means that his record can be cleared.
Scott Brown is also being nominated as ambassador to Samoa President Trump on Tuesday formally nominated former US senator Scott Brown to serve as his ambassador to both New Zealand and Samoa.
The student joins several other college students around the state who developed mumps during the current academic year.
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The ?Undulatus Asperitas? was officially added to the World Meteorological Organization?s ?International Cloud Atlas? in March.
Beer at Target?s Fenway store was too cheap, state says Target bought 15-packs of beer for $14.25 but sold them for $11.99, and that?s a no-no under state alcohol regulations.
Police search for missing Randolph teen Teams have been searching a nearby reservoir since the teen went missing.
Lawmakers say Flynn appeared to break law on disclosures Michael Flynn did not inform the US government about payments he received for appearances before Russian organizations or lobbying for Turkey, documents show.
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How one South Shore mom?s mission to improve her son?s autism treatment led to a program that now enriches the lives of hundreds of kids.
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Bartender Tony Iamunno?s project began as a lark. It soon turned into a full-blown obsession.
She walked into a room full of family and friends. Then she was told she won a scholarship Regis College-bound Yesica Calderon served as a leader both on the field and in the classroom, achieving a 4.8 grade point average while taking high-level courses.
Tuesday?s series opener vs. the Yankees was rained out and will be made up July 16 as the first game of a day-night doubleheader.
NFL DRAFT
Our best bets for who the Patriots will draft this week The Patriots have only six selections in this week?s NFL Draft, but they can stockpile some talent.
Is Ivanka Trump?s new book being buried? The first daughter?s ?Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules for Success? comes out May 2. And that seems to be news to booksellers.
Opinion | Michael A. Cohen
Homeland Security?s John Kelly is unhinged His threat-mongering is an embarrassment to every American.
Shirley Leung
The Boston City Council takes up Shadowgate on Wednesday and will likely vote on whether to change the laws to accommodate a tower on Winthrop Square.
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When thinking of sleek modern buildings, one probably does not envision wood as a key material.
Talking Points
Investors love Trump tax cuts, cheap beer is a no-no, Biogen gets a boost A roundup of the most important business news from Tuesday.
Serena Williams responds to Ilie Nastase?s comment about her baby?s skin color The Romanian Fed Cup captain speculated about the skin color of the baby the pregnant Williams is expecting.
Signing a flurry of executive orders Looking to rack up victories as his 100-day milestone approaches, the orders highlight the President?s lack of success getting legislation through Congress.
Opinion | Bjorn Lomborg
Making dollars count in Haiti If you had an extra dollar to spend making Haiti stronger and more resilient, where should it go?
Summer of ?67
The summer that changed Boston The nation was splintering, and Boston wasn?t immune. But something was happening here.
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Documenting Hate: Submit an incident you know about If you have been a victim or witnessed a hate incident, share your information here so we can investigate.
OPINION: Broad Institute testing the limits of what ?nonprofit? means The licensing of its CRISPR technology is pushing the limits of what a tax-exempt nonprofit research institute can do.
Infielder Josh Rutledge was activated from the 10-day disabled list to take Pablo Sandoval?s spot on the roster.
A proposal asks for a ban on official city travel using public funds on the embattled airline, so long as alternative travel options exist.
The patio features a built-in kitchen, grill, pizza oven, and fire pit.
Sonny Perdue won confirmation on a strong bipartisan vote, after razor-thin outcomes for the president?s previous Cabinet choices.
The state wants to mandate drug tests for Medicaid recipients, and the reaction is far from positive.
Early sales of Biogen Inc.?s new drug to treat spinal muscular atrophy appear to be stronger than industry analysts expected.
When Schwartz?s Friday night show was pulled from the station?s lineup in 2012, fans protested.
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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Getty Images photographer Justin Sullivan documented California?s severe drought conditions in 2014 and recently returned to the same places to compare the drastic changes.
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