President Trump outlined his plan for combatting the crisis that is killing more than 100 Americans a day, at times speaking on personal terms.
Waiting, waiting. . . for the release of the JFK files Scholars and sleuths are waiting ? and waiting ? to leap on the release of John F. Kennedy assassination files.
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Female guest at Samoa event says Scott Brown stared at her chest More questions arose about the behavior of the US ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa.
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The tax-cut plan proposed by Republicans is expensive. Options for covering the price tag are limited.
A puppy apparently overdosed after accidentally ingesting opioids in Andover Veterinarians had to revive Zoey, a yellow Labrador, after the dog ingested some sort of opioid.
N.Y. woman missing since ?75 found alive in Massachusetts The woman, who has dementia, is living in an assisted-living facility in Lowell, authorities said.
Maybe a website is a necessary evil, but not for Market Basket What does this mean for the company, which represents all that?s nostalgic and wonderful and quaint about shopping?
Ski resorts will require employees to wear helmets following death A new policy will require employees at nine resorts, including Sunday River in Maine and Loon Mountain in New Hampshire, to wear helmets while working.
Kellogg?s apologizes for lone brown corn pop as janitor on cereal box Corn Pops began a political debate when its box displayed a scene of yellow pops at a mall - with the lone brown corn pop portrayed as a janitor.
The handmade sterling silver flute was stolen in August.
Girl with cerebral palsy nabbed by immigration officials after surgery Immigration agents waited outside the girl?s hospital room until she was released, then took her into custody.
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Kelsey Taylor has undergone surgery, chemo, and transplants, to no avail. Now, she?s sitting down with a scientist to talk about the future of her disease.
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At these 149 intersections around the city, pushing the buttons won?t affect how the signal functions during key daytime hours.
The Season Ticket podcast Ouch - it?s the Injury Edition of Season Ticket! Join host Chris Gasper and his guests as they discuss Dont?a Hightower, Dustin Pedroia, and the banged up Bruins.
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One-episode partnership with Barstool makes ESPN look bad The strong suspicion here is that ESPN management was well aware of Barstool?s history.
CVS considers buying health insurer Aetna The deal between the Rhode Island pharmacy benefits manager and the insurer could be worth $66 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Officials are implementing new rules that will limit the number of visitors allowed inside the popular Charter Street Burial Ground.
Patriots? Chris Hogan can smile about losing two front teeth The receiver collided with a teammate in practice last week and came up spitting teeth.
The Bucks and Celtics will play on a throwback replica court ? and Kyrie Irving is concerned The Bucks are breaking out a replica of the ?court that made Milwaukee famous? for their game against the Celtics Thursday night.
Three Red Sox coaches leave for new jobs Carl Willis is headed to the Indians, while Brian Butterfield and Chili Davis will work for the Cubs.
MIAA defends rule that denied Lunenburg female golfer a trophy Emily Nash had the low score at a boys tournament, but was only eligible for the team competition.
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Is this cannabis B&B the start of New England pot tourism? New England is dipping its toe into the burgeoning cannabis tourism industry with the new B&B in Maine - is it a relaxing getaway or reefer madness?
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Nurse?s aide plays video games while a vet dies at VA hospital The Bedford VA hospital admitted its care for Bill Nutter was not ?up to our standards,? but the reality was uglier. Now, the FBI is investigating.
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Are we ever going to have that talk about guns? It seems that the time to talk about gun control is never.
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Dear Jeff Bezos: Come and help us build a better Boston together An open letter to the owner of Amazon, proposing a true partnership that rewrites the relationship between a city and the big companies that call it home.
What?s in the White House?s opioid emergency declaration ? and what?s not The declaration of a public health emergency is a major step in combating the drug epidemic.
Elizabeth Krause called 911, desperate with worry that her son, Orion, might take his own life. The next day, he allegedly killed her, his grandparents, and an aide.
The Astros? 7-6 win in 11 innings was without doubt one of the greatest World Series games ever played.
Where do you begin, when a flea market beckons? With a list, suggests New York interior designer Jenny Dina Kirschner, who rarely goes hunting for vintage items without one.
President Trump has not only continued to defy doomsayers, but he has shown an ability to actually shape his supporters? views, according to polls.
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Edmunds sizes up two crossover SUVs: the 2018 Chevrolet Traverse and the 2018 Volkswagen Atlas
Residents in a Tampa neighborhood have been on edge since police said three killings ? which all happened in a one-mile radius ? might be connected.
Hundreds came just to receive lottery numbers for The Beverly, a new low- and middle-income apartment building set to open next year near North Station.
This time around, there?s no pressing catastrophe drowning out the characterizations; the whole show seems to have room to breathe.
Many of the sessions will offer perspectives on travel and the concept of home, finding oneself by engaging with literature, and where we as a nation find ourselves politically.
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More than half a million Rohingya refugees have flooded into Bangladesh to flee an offensive by Myanmar?s military that the United Nations has called ?a textbook example of ethnic cleansing.?
