Senator Rand Paul says he and three other Republican senators are preparing to announce their opposition to the Senate health care bill as it?s written.
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The Senate bill retains the basic structure of former president Obama?s signature health care law, except that all the parts have been whittled down.
?Simply put, if there?s a chance you might get sick, get old, or start a family ? this bill will do you harm,? the former president said.
Seth Moulton is reportedly helping lead Pelosi challenge The Mass. congressman is reportedly one of the House Democrats leading the charge to try and force Nancy Pelosi from her leadership position.
Editorial
To no one?s surprise, Senate health care bill only makes matters worse The Senate?s ?Better Care Reconciliation Act? doesn?t provide better care for anyone.
Two reasons why Trump came clean about not having tapes of Comey Why President Trump decided to make this type of announcement is unclear. But what is clear is why he was in a hurry to make it.
Shuttle buses are being used to move passengers between Jackson Square and Back Bay stations Thursday.
SCOT LEHIGH
The wish of the voters as expressed on the ballot deserves a certain respect and deference.
After a tip from TripAdvisor, FCC proposes its largest fine ever The FCC is proposing to levy a $120 million fine, which would be the largest penalty in its history, on an alleged robocall scammer.
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KEVIN CULLEN
There?s a new administration in Washington that has decided going after decent people is a lot easier than going after criminals who might fight back.
Knicks? asking price for Kristaps Porzingis is pretty steep Speculation has swirled ahead of Thursday?s draft regarding the Celtics? interest in the Latvian center.
When it comes to the NBA draft, it?s all in the suit Nationally renowned designers make sure the players are suited for the occasion.
There is now officially a Boston street named after David Ortiz ?I thank God every day for giving me the opportunity to be part of this wonderful city,? David Ortiz said.
Photos: Tall Ships leave Boston Harbor Following a six-day celebration, more than 50 Tall Ships departed Boston Harbor on Thursday, staggered over the course of the morning.
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After 75 years, Lanes and Games will be replaced by apartments, and its fans will have a Mark Wahlberg film to remember it by.
This 2-year-old survived a 16-foot fall -- because of his stuffed animal The boy was jumping on his bed and bounced out a second-story window while clutching the toy.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
Kyla Smith was a happy, healthy, and active kid ? until she wasn?t.
Coal company sues HBO?s John Oliver for defamation Coal company Murray Energy said a segment broadcast last Sunday was ?false and malicious broadcast? and it is seeking financial damages.
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Trailer released for movie about Marathon bombing survivor Jeff Bauman The movie starring Jake Gyllenhaal comes out in September.
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A start, but not a solution, for ?Methadone Mile? Mayor Walsh?s proposed shelter in Newmarket could ease epidemics of opioids and homelessness.
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For Arbour hospitals, it?s one problem after another Arbour Health System hospitals, which serve about 16,000 patients annually, were cited again and again in state documents reviewed by the Globe.
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What realtors and sellers are required to disclose to buyers ? and what they aren?t There are only two things state law requires a seller to tell you.
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.
WATCH: Inside a Planned Parenthood clinic where politics don?t matter As the debate rages in D.C. over funding for abortion providers, STAT ventured far from the capital for a close look at a clinic.
If it costs picks and prospects, such is the price Don Sweeney must be willing to pay.
It is the first case in which disgraced state chemist Annie Dookhan has been ordered to compensate any of the thousands of defendants whose cases she tainted.
This 1,030-square-foot town house with two bedrooms and one bathroom is on the end of the complex, so it's full of natural light.
The congressman is staying visible ? and keeping his options open.
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This two-seater features subtle yet effective design updates for 2017.
Weakened by a disastrous election, Prime Minister Theresa May suggested she was willing to soften her approach to leaving the European Union.
The founders of Wayfair became billionaires after a revenue surge helped the online retailer?s value rise to a record.
?Prime Suspect: Tennison? answers a question ? What was Jane like as a young cop? ? that no one was asking.
Julie Scelfo is teaming up with her cousin, chef Michael Scelfo, at his restaurant Alden & Harlow on Thursday.
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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The huge forest fire that erupted on June 17 in central Portugal killed at least 64 people and injured hundreds more, with many trapped in their cars by the flames.
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