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The Baker administration says local utilities can take another week to decide on the controversial transmission project.
Rob Porter, Belmont?s ?quintessential golden boy,? now accused of abuse Classmates who knew Rob Porter at Harvard are reeling from revelations that he has been accused of domestic violence by his two ex-wives.
The force behind one veterans group in White House Chief of Staff John Kelly?s hometown is done with the retired general.
Yvonne Abraham
This administration has such respect for women. Why, one could even argue that President Trump himself is largely responsible for the #MeToo movement.
Second White House official departs amid abuse allegations, which he denies Speechwriter David Sorensen?s former wife claimed that he was violent and emotionally abusive during their turbulent marriage.
President Trump won?t declassify Democratic memo The memo drafted by Democrats counters GOP allegations about abuse of government surveillance powers.
American spies paid $100,000 to Russian who wanted to sell material on Trump A shadowy Russian bilked American spies out of $100,000 last year, promising to deliver stolen NSA cyberweapons in a deal that he insisted would also include compromising material on President Trump.
Reg E. Cathey, actor on ?House of Cards? and ?The Wire,? dies at 59 Cathey?s portrayal of Freddy Hayes in ?House of Cards? earned him three Emmy nominations and one win for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series.
An effort to heal families reeling from tragedy They are Boston?s walking wounded ? mothers, friends, and witnesses left traumatized in neighborhoods rattled by gun violence.
Herald issues statement on Tom Brady story The newspaper suspended Ron Borges ?pending further review.?
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Harvard has pledged funds for the near $100 million station, and some advocates want BU to step up, too.
City councilor wants lower prices on commuter rail in Boston neighborhoods City Councilor Michelle Wu is trying to organize Boston residents to press the T for cheaper fares from a few Boston neighborhoods.
In any normal era of American politics, Charles Johnson, who has said black people are ?dumber? than white people and questioned the Holocaust, would be radioactive.
WEEI suspends Christian Fauria for mocking agent Don Yee The midday host used a racially stereotyped Asian accent on Friday?s program.
Pacers 97, Celtics 91
The Celtics trailed the visiting Pacers by 21 points at halftime
L.L. Bean dropping its unlimited returns policy L.L. Bean?s generous return policy is going to be a little less forgiving: The company is now imposing a one-year limit on most returns to reduce growing abuse and fraud.
Love Letters
?I?m just not happy being married to her? I feel like the most vile person on Earth because I?m hurting my wife so much with my desire to move on from our relationship.
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Forget an Olympic truce. The rhetoric war between North Korea and the Trump administration hasn?t skipped a beat in PyeongChang.
Tara Sullivan
This time around, women keep the Cool Runnings legacy going What the men did 30 years ago, the women can do now.
Have you ever wanted to try curling? You can The sport that spawns buzz every Winter Olympics is poised to take off locally, thanks to an effort to greatly expand the number of venues.
SATURDAY?S OLYMPIC NOTEBOOK
Mikaela Shiffrin: I?m no Michael Phelps The 22-year-old US skier is considered likely to enter all five individual women?s races.
Boston-born Alex Gamelin competes for Korea Korea offered ?special naturalization? to 19 foreigners who could give it a respectable presence in these Games.
Editorial
Problems with Wynn casino go deeper than the man The Mass. Gaming Commission needs to look beyond Steve Wynn to determine ?suitability.?
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The best Blizzard of ?78 stories you could dig out The Globe?s call last week for reminiscences about the Blizzard of ?78 resulted in a veritable flurry of stories from our readers. Here are some highlights.
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The future of genetically modified mosquitoes could be in moveable labs Oxitec is taking its work to the streets ? courtesy of trailer-sized mobile labs.
The true beauty of an event like this is in the people, the individuals.
Should a woman really need a photo of her black eye to convince the world her husband beat her?
The property, called Ringing Point, sits on 14.5 acres near Acadia National Park.
Jared Kushner, the president?s son-in-law and one of his most influential advisers, is among dozens of White House employees with interim approval.
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Uber is paying $245 million to Google's self-driving car spinoff to end a legal brawl that had spilled into the courtroom and aired out allegations of a sinister scheme that tore apart the once-friendly companies
Cristina Garcia took a voluntary unpaid leave of absence after sexual misconduct allegations against her became public.
The multimedia space on the Boston University campus will host live radio programs and other events ? possibly by the end of the year.
The actress from Everett talked about the Pats? Super Bowl loss on ?Jimmy Kimmel Live!?
Get ready for a 45-foot-long toboggan tunnel, slide down a 30-foot-high ?Everest? mountain, and explore snow mazes.
Play the crossword Puzzled? Keep trying your hand at our interactive crossword and see if you can triumph.
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The Big Picture
Students and faculty from the Tufts University School of Dental Medicine brought relief and education to thousands in Jamaica.
