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A federal appeals court has dealt another blow to President Donald Trump?s revised travel ban targeting six Muslim-majority countries.
Trump vows to crack down on leaks, chastises NATO over dues President Trump called recent leaks ??deeply troubling,?? and said he is asking the Justice Department and other agencies to ??launch a complete review of this matter.?
There was some confusion over why the first lady wore a veil at the Vatican while she didn?t wear a headscarf in the Muslim country of Saudi Arabia.
Trump managed to make even reporters feel bad for Sean Spicer The White House press secretary ? a devout Catholic ? was excluded from a meeting with the pope.
France?s Macron just won?t let go of Trump?s handshake At their first meeting, the two men locked hands for so long that knuckles started turning white.
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Games 3 and 4 of the Celtics-Cavaliers series have given us a chance to assess other aspects of the Celtics? game.
David Price to make season debut Monday The lefthander, after two rehab starts, will face the White Sox in Chicago, manager John Farrell said Thursday.
With state budget in crisis, Conn. governor says history will vindicate him Six and a half years into his tenure as chief executive, Dannel P. Malloy is full of regret.
Ground game
Everything you need to know about today?s special election in Montana Political parties, watching for signs of whether President Trump?s poor approval ratings will translate to the ballot box, are taking a keen interest in tonight?s results.
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If you can?t handle reporters asking questions, Congress is not the place for you Trump?s war on the press is real. He fears a profession that challenges his authority.
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??If I get through this speech today, it'll be the first time I actually finish something here at Harvard,?? the Facebook founder said. (He did.)
A hack of Harvard student paper?s site pokes fun at Zuckerberg Yes, there were Winklevoss references.
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Boston parents urge school system to dump food contractor The Boston Citywide Parent Council, upset that too many students are tossing their lunches into the trash, has launched a letter-writing and phone-call campaign.
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Aly Raisman doesn?t care what you think about her muscles The Olympic gold medalist says she was body-shamed by a TSA worker.
Manchester suspect called mother before attack, official says A Libyan anti-terror official says the alleged Manchester bomber phoned his mother hours before the concert attack, telling her, ??Forgive me.??
Talking points
Could the future of Staples rest on a fat red button? You could say the company is seeking an easy solution.
MBTA general manager Shortsleeve to step down It will be the third time since 2015 the MBTA has changed leadership.
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In Boston, the jaywalking ticket ? which comes with a mammoth fine of $1 ? has proven so elusive that it borders on myth.
Stephen Cass said he lost his job after complaining about unequal treatment of boys and girls sports teams.
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Trump Today: Russians discussed how to shape Trump?s views The Russians focused on Paul Manafort, who was Trump?s campaign chairman at the time, and Michael Flynn, who was a campaign adviser.
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Networks, not nation-states, will solve global crises Nongovernmental networks can solve global problems in ways that international diplomacy cannot.
Spotlight Follow-up
Doctor who faced retaliation for double-booked surgery worries wins lawsuit Dr. James Holsapple had ?vehemently objected? to doctors doing two operations at once.
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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.
After a contentious free agency period, he reports for duty voluntarily, with nothing negative to say.
The number of delayed flights into and out of Logan airport increased substantially in the past week after one of the main runways was shut.
You'll have to look to Downtown Crossing and Beacon Hill to see the winner and runner up.
?I am shocked that you cannot come up with one example of discrimination that you would stand up for students,? US Representative Katherine Clark said.
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Greece?s government spokesman has described an explosion that wounded former Prime Minister Lucas Papademos and two others as an attack.
Passengers will be asked to send large electronics, including tablets, through X-ray screening separately from their carry-on bags.
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The Tony Award winner joins previously announced performers Andy Grammer and Melissa Etheridge as headliners of the extravaganza
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