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That?s how much the historic Copley Square church wants a developer to pay as compensation for shadows from a planned tower at Back Bay Station.
disrupted america
Trump policy halts loan relief for thousands of students The administration has suspended applications under Obama?s program of loan forgiveness.
President Trump scoffs at ?politically motivated ingrates? after Maria The tweets sought to defend Washington?s attentiveness to recovery efforts on a US territory in dire straits almost two weeks after Hurricane Maria struck.
Trump says Tillerson is ?wasting his time? on North Korea With two tweets, Trump raised speculation about whether he was undermining diplomatic efforts or trying to bolster Tillerson's position in future talks.
Cargo reveals North Korea?s dark trade Even as UN powers pile on the sanctions, the regime continues to reap profits from selling cheap weapons and military hardware.
MLB announces start times for Games 1, 2 of Red Sox series The Sox play in Houston Thursday at 4:08 p.m. and Friday at 2:05 p.m.
Racist, pro-Trump graffiti found at Salem State University ?Trump #1 Whites Only USA? and ?Whites #1? were found spray-painted on benches and a fence surrounding the university?s baseball field Friday morning.
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Call it the Little Red Hen proposal: withhold state aid from municipalities that restrict licensed pot firms.
EF Education First expands its Cambridge campus again EF Education First is bringing the big top to Cambridge as it breaks ground for its latest campus expansion on Monday.
?Lone wolf? suspected in Canada terror attack, police chase Edmonton Police Chief Rod Knecht said officers took the suspect into custody and he is believed to have acted alone.
BEN VOLIN | INSTANT ANALYSIS
Blown assignments, poor tackling, and untimely penalties have been this unit?s hallmark.
Chad Finn
Let?s face it, Patriots are fortunate to be 2-2 They could easily be 1-3 ? and 0-3 at home ? and perhaps even should be.
Instead of football, the Monument Tap turned on golf and NASCAR and brought in piano player Pat Perla to perform a selection of show tunes and patriotic music.
Is this City Council race the most interesting contest on the November ballot? With a stunning, razor-thin finish on an otherwise slow preliminary election night, Lydia Edwards is looking to become the first black woman to represent the First District
Council president, mayor differ on green electricity plan for city Marty Walsh and Michelle Wu are on opposite sides of a plan that would have residents buy more electricity from renewable sources.
Giant pumpkin traverses Boston Harbor carrying Revere resident The motor-assisted vessel made it from East Boston to the Fish Pier and back.
Spotlight follow-up
Children of priests step out of the shadows, and the church responds A growing number of people who say their fathers are priests are speaking out, drawing attention to an invisible legion of suffering.
50 years on, historic Sox win still seems impossible It was do or die for Fenway?s ?Cardiac Kids.? And they did. What came next hardly mattered.
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Police Sergeant Detective Catherine Doherty and her team have determined at least 550 guns that have been used in crimes remain unaccounted for.
Red Sox notebook
Red Sox lose regular-season finale to Astros The teams will meet in the American League Division Series, beginning Thursday in Houston.
Michael Che of ?SNL? unloads on Trump over Puerto Rico Responding to Trump?s tweets about San Juan?s mayor, Che went further than the show usually goes.
108 Stitches Red Sox reporter Alex Speier writes about everything baseball with an eye for analytics and an insider?s knowledge of the game.
Secrets in the Sky | Part 2 of 2
A flight plan for failure There is a troubling pattern of lax oversight by the FAA that has made the agency vulnerable to fraud, and the public vulnerable to those who mean to do harm.
Ideas | David A. Moss and Marc Campasano
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A republic at risk In 1787, the challenge was how to keep a fledgling democracy together.
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Fall Arts preview
A guide to the best of what to see and do in Boston A complete guide to movies, music, books, arts, theater, and family events in the Greater Boston area this season.
West Nile virus cases are spiking in LA. The first line of defense: chickens Severe cases of West Nile have spiked in LA County. So officials are going all out to try to curb spread of the virus.
Despite more fourth quarter heroics from Tom Brady, the Patriots were unable to stop Carolina late.
Summer must really be over, because the transportation world seems to be back to work.
Rob Robillard offers advice on drainage, downspouts, and dry wells.
With the Trump administration saying tax reform is on the horizon, the jockeying is fierce in the capital.
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Underneath that retro skin is technology firmly planted in the future.
The high court was short-handed for more than a year after the death of Antonin Scalia.
An NIH data-gathering experiment aims to reach communities that are historically underrepresented in biomedical research.
The former One Direction star was in town Saturday at the Wang.
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The Globe?s Stan Grossfeld turned his camera away from the game to record scenes of the carnival-like atmosphere of Fenway Park.
