?We need the facts,? Paul Ryan says of Trump allegations
Speaker Paul Ryan argued against a rush to judgment on the Trump revelations and said ?we need the facts.?
TURMOIL IN WASHINGTON
Reports of President Trump asking former FBI director James Comey to end the Michael Flynn probe came after news of an intelligence leak.
Speaker Paul Ryan argued against a rush to judgment on the Trump revelations and said ?we need the facts.?
?I?d like to have less drama,? said Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell, who says he still has confidence in the president.
They have stood by Trump for months during his tumultuous presidency, but just how much can they take?
Opinion | Laurence H. Tribe
Congress must act immediately to initiate impeachment investigations of President Trump.
JOAN VENNOCHI
So far, the loyalty of those in Trump?s administration is not to truth and country, but to Trump and preservation of power.
Depending on how much he plays, the move could help the Patriots in the compensatory portion of next year?s draft.
Danny Ainge said he is anticipating interest from other teams to try to make a deal with Boston.
A 10-foot mound is still lurking in the shadows in Chestnut Hill, as temperatures were expected to reach 80 degrees Wednesday ? and even higher Thursday.
Bundchen isn?t saying whether she wants Brady to stop playing football, but she worries about his health and told Charlie Rose that he?s had concussions.
Michael Doherty, a 20-year-old Duke University student, never returned home after leaving a gathering at a friend?s house early Sunday.
An inebriated Milton man seen stumbling in Allston early Tuesday allegedly drew a loaded pistol on two people who stopped to make sure he was okay, officials said.
The lizard ?faces no charges at this time,? police wrote in a Facebook post that had some fun at the woman?s expense.
Renée Graham
After eight years of holding her breath, Michelle Obama is finally exhaling.
Party officials said her social media posts favored Republican candidates and were offensive to minority groups.
Love Letters
He helped his girlfriend through a health issue, and she said she looked forward to their future. Then she pulled the plug.
A Texas man says the woman texted throughout the film and left him at the theater and he wants his money back.
TV Critic?s Corner
A single-camera comedy called ?Champions? will also star Anders Holm of ?Workaholics.?
SCOT LEHIGH
It should now be obvious to all that Donald Trump simply doesn?t have the mental qualities needed to be a good president.
Her father was not who he said he was. He had secrets, secrets that Lisa would uncover, years later, when she set out to answer the question that burned in her: Who am I?
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In America, everyone who has a cellphone thinks they are a professional photographer. They are not.
If you have been a victim or witnessed a hate incident, share your information here so we can investigate.
A new study led by a Harvard Medical School researcher finds that older doctors have higher patient mortality rates.
Rick Porcello and Mike Leake face off in this 8:15 p.m. game.
How much affordable housing should governments require of developers without scaring them off?
Tour single-families in Wellesley, Winchester, and Newton and condos in Cambridge and South Boston.
Cornyn, a Republican from Texas, had interviewed for the job last week.
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A hybrid, an electric vehicle, and several midsize SUVs.
The fracas took place on the same day that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan visited the White House.
Baseball?s most well-known ballpark builder believes he has one more big project left to accomplish.
A single-camera comedy called ?Champions? will also star Anders Holm of ?Workaholics.?
One former New Yorker sets out to compare this city?s artisanal bagels.
?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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