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President Trump approved 2,800 records for release but had ?no choice? other than holding others because of national security concerns, officials said.
Third woman accuses George H.W. Bush of groping her Christina Baker Kline wrote in a Slate article Thursday night that the former president groped her while taking a photo together at a fundraiser in Houston in 2014.
Mass. Senate passes sweeping criminal justice bill after emotional debate The bill aims to reduce the number of people ensnared in the thicket of the criminal justice system and ease the tough-on-crime approach of decades past. Prosecutors are crying foul.
Declaring an emergency sounds good ? but people in Mass. ask, where are the dollars? In a state hard hit by the opioid crisis, addiction specialists call for action and funding to back up President Trump?s words.
Harvard?s surplus may be ?high-water mark? Harvard University ended the 2017 fiscal year with a $114 million surplus, $37 million more than last year.
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The New York woman who went missing 42 years ago was found living with dementia in a nursing facility in Lowell.
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In Memory of Javian Candolario His name was Javian Candolario. He was sweet and inquisitive and he was 7 years old and he?ll never see 8.
3 Dartmouth profs accused of serious misconduct are on leave Dartmouth College says it has placed three psychology professors on paid leave and restricted their access to campus pending the conclusion of investigations into allegations of ?serious misconduct.?
Officials at Providence College say they?re looking into two incidents of racial bias at the private Catholic university.
Chelsea police are investigating an armed robbery of a convenience store where the alleged suspect used a bat to steal cash, lottery tickets, and cigarettes.
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The chaos that is Salem at Halloween all began 47 years ago with a witch, a black cat, and a call to the local newspaper.
CELTICS 96, BUCKS 89
Al Horford, Kyrie Irving spark Celtics past Bucks The veteran duo combined to score 51 points to push the Celtics to their third straight win.
BRUINS 2, SHARKS 1
Danton Heinen, Anton Khudobin lift Bruins over Sharks Heinen scored the first two goals of his NHL career, and Khudobin made 36 saves.
CHAD FINN I SPORTS MEDIA
One-episode partnership with Barstool makes ESPN look bad The strong suspicion here is that ESPN management was well aware of Barstool?s history.
BEN VOLIN I ON FOOTBALL
Just when the Patriots? defense was shaping up, a big setback hits Veteran linebacker Dont?a Hightower, who is out for the season, will be missed in a variety of ways.
Teenage girl denied victory in boys? tournament She was allowed to golf with the boys, but under the rules not allowed to beat them.
Photos: Portraits of Rohingya survivors of capsized boat fleeing Myanmar Survivors swam ashore at Bangladesh?s Inani Beach after a merciless wave capsized their wooden boat during a dark night in September in the Bay of Bengal.
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Candidate Scott Lennon tried to highlight his experience as a civil servant. Instead he dissed stay-at-home moms.
Boston Book Festival, set for Saturday, seeks to make sense of ?Where We Find Ourselves? 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.
Supreme Court justices reminisce about their Harvard days Five current and one former justice took part in the unusual ? and often jovial ? public discussion at Sanders Theatre to mark the school?s bicentennial.
SJC chief calls attorney shortage for child care and protection cases ?a constitutional emergency? The number of child care and protection cases increased by 45 percent from fiscal 2013 to fiscal 2016.
Zipcar will now let you rent a car for the work week The Boston company is launching a new program that sounds more like a leasing service than its typical on-the-go rental offerings.
Missing dog spotted on Mass Pike reunited with owner Indy, a 1-year-old Great Pyrenees mix, was found Thursday.
Seeing Lyndon Johnson as ?the consummate legislator? ?LBJ? director Rob Reiner and star Woody Harrelson spoke about the new film during a recent visit to Cambridge.
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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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It?s Edwards, Kelley, and Janey in 3 Boston district City Council races The Globe endorses Lydia Edwards, Mike Kelley, and Kim Janey in district city council races.
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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.
Heinen scored the first two goals of his NHL career, and Khudobin made 36 saves.
Built in 1888, the Joseph Thorp House in Cambridge has quite the history, including most recently being home to the former US ambassador to Austria. It sold for $7,400,000 on Friday, Oct. 20, making it the region's biggest sale this week.
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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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.?
