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CBS Radio wants to divest 1030 WBZ, 98.5 The Sports Hub, and 100.7 WZLX, while Entercom is proposing to divest talk radio 680 WRKO and 97.7 WKAF.
To hear President Trump and his attorney general explain it, urban street violence in the United States stems from highly organized gangs of immigrants.
Scholars from MIT, Harvard receive MacArthur grants Regina Barzilay of MIT and Sunil Amrith of Harvard University have been named 2017 MacArthur fellows.
Under a Landlord Guarantee pilot program, the city may reimburse landlords who agree to participate up to $10,000 for losses.
Michael Ricci, 18, was arrested at his home Tuesday afternoon for a probation violation from a prior incident, Burlington police said.
At least 17 people were killed, and scores were injured or missing. More than 2,000 buildings were destroyed.
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Jeff Jacoby: If you can pay for aspirin, you can pay for birth control News flash to Elizabeth Warren, et al.: You are losing nothing but the power to force nuns to pay for your oral contraceptives.
?They expect to see the mayor.? The hectic days of Walsh and Menino After Tom Menino?s famously frenetic schedule, political observers questioned whether Mayor Martin Walsh would maintain the same clip.
Business community could be key ally in Amazon courtship As state officials build the case to bring Amazon to Massachusetts, they?re turning to an important ally for reinforcements: the local business community.
Octavius Rowe, a 15-year veteran of the department, was placed on paid leave Oct. 2, an official said.
An 18-month-old child was pronounced dead at Beverly Hospital on Tuesday night, officials said.
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A new plan for three theaters in Boston?s Seaport area has triggered excitement. But now come the big questions ? and criticisms.
Perspective | Magazine
We don?t know our neighbors anymore, and it costs us Trust levels are down, loneliness is up, but a fix could be simple: Say hello once in a while.
NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL
Not that it can?t happen, but firing the manager after his accomplishments the last five years would be unfair.
The high-IQ society says it would be happy to administer its test to Trump and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
The Season Ticket podcast What went wrong for the Red Sox? Chris Gasper and Dan Shaughnessy discuss the abysmal starting pitching and questionable lineup decisions in the playoffs.
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Pine Manor College says Brookline formulated a proposal to seize land in secret. The college was blindsided and will fight the idea, it said.
The Americans, needing only a tie, lost to Trinidad and Tobago in a nightmare finish for US soccer.
The situations, the event?s leaders assured, weren?t manufactured. They?d come from families in the Boston area the service organization has worked with.
In a wide-ranging conversation at HUBweek, researchers looked toward the future of organ generation and the role it might eventually play in patients.
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Spotlight follow-up
Children of priests step out of the shadows A growing number of people who say their fathers are priests are speaking out, drawing attention to an invisible legion of suffering.
EDITORIAL
Boldly go: Joint Mars mission could be Donald Trump?s legacy Reviving the National Space Council is a good start. Next stop: a joint mission to Mars.
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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.
As a matriarch?s days draw to a close, a vision comes calling The dying often see death rendered in the visage of a loved one or kind stranger offering safe passage.
Injuries to David Backes, Noel Acciari, and especially Patrice Bergeron have Bruce Cassidy tinkering.
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A massive effort is set to fly the animals into Worcester Wednesday night for distribution among several New England shelters.
Fruit trees, vegetable and herb gardens, stone walkways, koi ponds, a waterfall, and scenic viewing areas carved out of rock surround the home.
Senator Susan Collins? office says she?ll make an announcement on Friday about whether she?ll run for governor of Maine.
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The Honda Odyssey is all-new for 2018, and while it may not be the coolest of vehicles on the road, minivans hold their own for a couple of reasons: They easily accommodate the kids and their friends, they just as easily convert to carrying cargo, and they have features like rear-seat entertainment systems that keep [?]
The hack included a South Korean plan to remove Kim Jong Un from office via a ?decapitation? scheme.
Workplace meditation, salary negotiation workshops, and other notable events and things to know.
The comic, who rose quickly in the Boston scene, also has a half-hour ?Comedy Central Stand-Up Presents . . .? special that debuts Saturday morning at 12:30.
For a decade, the South End restaurant has made itself a part of our lives. That ? and a few other reasons ? is why it deserves four stars.
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The Big Picture
Fast-moving fires in Northern California have killed at least 15 people and destroyed up to 1,500 buildings, leaving devastating scenes in their path.
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