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The poll also found the city split along racial lines when voters were asked if Boston is a racist city.
The sister of 19-year-old Reina Rodriguez, found dead Thursday in a Braintree hotel, recalled her as sweet and caring.
Jared Kushner got his start as Somerville landlord As an undergraduate at Harvard, Jared Kushner bought dozens of rental units in Somerville. But tenant complaints soon followed.
A significant and growing backlog of immigration cases has left nearly half a million immigrants in limbo, deprived some families of income, and torn at the fabric of others.
Ground Game
Barack Obama is still around. This is good news for Trump and Democrats In small, but visible ways Obama is still very relevant.
As Melania Trump keeps lower profile, son draws interest The first lady said she doesn?t really miss New York and her son has adapted well to the White House.
Will Anthony Kennedy announce his retirement from the Supreme Court? Several former law clerks of Anthony Kennedy, who is 80, said they think he is considering stepping down in the next year or so.
A woman accused of injecting drugs into a N.H. mother in ?full-blown labor? has reached a plea deal that?ll be revealed in the coming week.
Authorities say a Massachusetts woman and her husband were involved in a murder-for-hire plot to kill the victim in his pending rape case.
Bomber blows himself up as Saudis foil terror plot in Mecca In the Ajyad Al-Masafi section of Mecca, police engaged in a shootout at a three-story house with a suicide bomber, who blew himself up.
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Charlene Holmes was 16 when she was killed by a drive-by shooter five years ago.
ANGELS 6, RED SOX 3
Frustrated Red Sox stumble against Angels Manager John Farrell got tossed in a bizarre seventh inning as JC Ramirez outdueled David Price.
More than 300 people packed sidewalks along Bedford and Chauncy streets as they waited to see the spiritual leader.
Yvonne Abraham
Hospital caregivers commemorate the patients they lost Staffers at Cambridge Health Alliance?s three hospitals and 15 primary care practices honor patients lost each year.
Al Capone song, pocket watch fetch more than $100,000 at auction Artifacts connected to some of the nation?s most notorious gangsters were on the block Saturday in Cambridge.
Valedictorian Maybelline Pérez Villatoro wants to use her success to motivate many thousands of other young immigrants.
Names
Robert Kraft had some interesting things to say in an interview at the Cannes Lion Festival of Creativity in France Friday.
Work to move giant sequoia draws Idaho onlookers The 10-story-tall landmark is in the final throes of a complex effort to uproot it from the path of a Boise hospital?s expansion.
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Starts & Stops
It looks as if a bridge project could frustrate those seeking some Sunday afternoon leisure in Cambridge.
Dr. Jerome H. Rogoff, psychiatrist who fought for wrongfully convicted, dies at 78 Dr. Rogoff, of Newton, was also a former Massachusetts Psychiatric Society president.
Boston has no Chick-fil-A, and Markelle Fultz noticed Philadelphia has Chick-fil-A restaurants. Boston doesn?t. And Markelle Fultz is a fan.
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Two cases of mumps are confirmed at Harvard The people infected were not identified, but one of them is connected to the Harvard Biolabs complex in Cambridge.
For Russian ears only: Stephen Colbert is running for president of the United States in 2020.
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Editorial
Trump reaps rewards of hiding his misdeeds in plain sight President Trump?s strategy of hiding his misdeeds in the open has reaped political dividends.
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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.
How a text message can mean the difference between sickness and health I?ve learned firsthand that a simple text message can bridge patient care in and out of the hospital.
Manager John Farrell got tossed in a bizarre seventh inning as JC Ramirez outdueled David Price.
The battle over the Hernandez murder conviction is going to the state?s highest court.
Nevada Republican Dean Heller became the fifth GOP senator to declare his opposition to the party?s banner legislation.
Twin bombings, minutes apart, hit a crowded market in a Shi?ite-dominated city in Parachinar and killed 24 people.
Companies who hire coaches for their employees are making an investment in their future.
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In Salem, Glass?s patterns and cycles invited a trance-like state.
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 Big Picture
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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