Monday marked the transit agency?s biggest spending day in three years.
The women said the CBS and PBS host made unwanted sexual advances toward them.
Local advocates said Haiti has not sufficiently recovered from a devastating earthquake in 2010.
KEVIN CULLEN
The politics of sexual harassment Even while Al Franken?s politics are often mine, I?m uncomfortable with his defenders pointing at other people?s behavior to minimize his.
Mass. would be trailblazer with move toward inmate opioid care Massachusetts correctional institutions have long resisted providing methadone or Suboxone, but both the House and Senate criminal justice bills would require it.
DOJ to sue to block AT&T, Time Warner merger The Justice Department intends to sue AT&T to stop its $85 billion purchase of Time Warner, setting the stage for a legal battle.
Senate Democrats didn?t ask for Franken to resign after one woman came forward. That could change with the second woman?s allegation.
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Fox News host Jeanine Pirro clocked going 119 m.p.h. Police said Pirro was flying through a a 65-mile-per-hour zone in upstate New York.
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Celtics 110, Mavericks 102 (OT)
Irving shot 16 of 22 and had six assists as the Celtics rallied from a hefty fourth-quarter deficit.
Massive fish fraud results in huge penalty for fishermen Authorities ordered scores of fishermen to return their vessels to shore after the owner of many of the boats failed to account for the fish they caught and orchestrated a massive fraud.
These schools have a blueprint for teaching English East Boston schools are debunking a deeply rooted misconception that serving large populations of English language learners is a recipe for failure.
The Season Ticket podcast Host Chris Gasper and Patriots reporter Nora Princiotti break down New England?s victory over the Oakland Raiders at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.
CHAD FINN
The former receiver, who died Monday at age 43, was a one-man butterfly effect on the franchise.
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The bromance between Obama and Biden is apparently still going strong Former president Barack Obama tweeted out a pretty hilarious photo to wish Joe Biden a happy birthday.
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A ?coliving? apartment building would have fancy trimmings such as housekeeping services and social activities for residents.
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Heather Unruh on Spacey allegations: ?He strikes when they least expect it? The former WCVB-TV anchor appeared on ?Megyn Kelly Today? to talk about actor Kevin Spacey?s alleged sexual assault of her son.
Here?s when to avoid the worst of Thanksgiving traffic If you?re looking to avoid the traffic jams over the Thanksgiving holiday (and who isn?t?) this data can help you plan your trip.
Boston?s Christmas tree will arrive along with a police escort, marking 100 years of friendship between Boston and Nova Scotia.
The store faced an uncertain future since it was announced last year that the building?s owner was planning to redevelop the property.
The eaters of the free world: Food quirks nothing new in the Oval Office Trump is hardly the only leader to have cravings. In fact, nearly every president has harbored loyalty for, ahem, niche foods. Fluffy turnips and mutton chops, anyone?
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He put BSO on the map ? then landed in a world of trouble One hundred years ago, one of the world?s top conductors was ensnared in a scandal involving patriotism and sex. It almost toppled Boston?s famed orchestra.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Imperfect choices for voters Voters usually support the person whose political views most closely reflect their own. They leave complicating moral judgments to God and history.
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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.
1 in 5 shows PTSD symptoms after cancer diagnosis, study finds A small percentage still experienced trauma-related symptoms six years later.
The Patriots have become such a winning machine that every week seems like it follows the same script.
The 5-year-old service dog came into Jessica Kensky and Patrick Downes? lives after they were injured in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing.
Award-winning garden writer Carol Stocker tells you what to do in the garden this week, how to store dahlias, and how to protect your trees this winter from hungry critters.
Democrats would win the House popular vote, probably by a wide margin. But the battle for House control would be close.
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The event has followed a different route each year since 1983.
The president said the action is aimed at dramatically increasing pressure on the rogue nation.
The complaint says employees weren?t paid adequately for overtime, breaks, and training sessions.
If not for a fortuitous meeting, the Woburn native might still be singing in her car instead of on the stage.
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A look at fall around the world as the colors of the season appear, and then disappear with winter?s approach.
