NATO ? which he once declared obsolete ? is rolling out the red carpet for President Trump.
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The men shook hands and Trump could be heard thanking the pope and saying it was ??a great honor?? to be there.
Pope to first lady: What are you feeding Trump? Thanks to the Pope and Mrs. Trump, a traditional Slovenian dish is hitting the headlines.
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is tasked with explaining a spending plan that has drawn criticism from both ends of the political spectrum.
A look at the five investigations into Trump and Russia The investigations are examining everything from possible ties between Trump associates and the Kremlin to the president?s stunning firing of the FBI director.
Environmental hires have ties to top Baker officials More than half a dozen hires in Governor Charlie Baker?s environmental agencies have connections at the highest levels of the administration.
?There?s no one out there killing these kids,? Evans says Boston Police Commissioner William Evans said alcohol is often the main factor when bodies of young men turn up in city waterways.
Milton Academy students hold sit-in over bias concerns Students at Milton Academy say slurs have been directed at black students and pictures mocking black and Asian students were circulated on social media.
A Quincy woman was killed early Wednesday when her car went off the road and crashed into the woods in Hingham, State Police said.
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Ground Game
Will Vermont go to pot? It?s decision day. Vermont could become the ninth state to legalize marijuana and the first to do so through the Legislature and not a voter referendum.
A plea from the parents of Seth Rich, who was killed in Washington, D.C., in 2016.
The Danger Zone may have gotten old and dusty, but Tom Cruise says he?s about to fly back in.
Stopping the presses Four stories tall, as loud as a locomotive, and with at least as many moving parts, The Boston Globe?s printing presses on Morrissey Boulevard will come to a stop next month.
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Oh, the places you?ll go when visiting the new Seuss museum Crews are scrambling to put the finishing touches on the Amazing World of Dr. Seuss, the first museum dedicated to the life and work of the revered children?s author.
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Dr. James Holsapple had ?vehemently objected? to doctors doing two operations at once.
Four more suspects were apprehended in connection with the Manchester suicide bombing as officials across the UK tightened security.
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Attacks on soft targets likely to get worse As ISIS loses territory, its ability to carry out such attacks will be enhanced.
The last refugee: Threads of a new life in America After escaping Syria, all Abdulkader wanted was to work. That wasn?t enough to get a job in America.
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Trump used to be more articulate. What could explain the change? STAT asked experts to compare Trump?s speech from decades ago to that in 2017. All noticed a deterioration.
The NBA remains a star-driven league, and Game 4 was a stark reminder of that for the Celtics.
Tuesday was the 17th, and final, Missing Children?s Day for Magi and John Bish.
To launch the gardening year each spring, Natalie Harder hosts a tea party timed to match the tulip display in her gardens.
President Trump spent part of his visit to Israel with open mics nearby, giving a glimpse into his private banter with Prime Minister Netanyahu.
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Presidential spokesman Ernesto Abella told a news conference in Moscow that martial rule took effect Tuesday evening in the southern region of Mindanao.
It?s the latest move by the Boston-based investment firm to adapt to customers? changing preferences.
It?s a a setback for what was supposed to be the next step in his post-late-night career.
A departure from same-old pasta salad, this refreshing dish is perfect at picnics and cookouts.
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