Coastal Massachusetts has seen two hundred-year storms in recent weeks. Yet Boston is only starting to talk about how to protect itself from rising water.
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Thousands of people remained without power Sunday after a powerful storm struck the Massachusetts coast Friday.
Group protests city?s development amid climate change About 30 people gathered outside the Aquarium MBTA stop, where storm waters surged into the station Friday, to call on the city to better protect residents from rising sea levels.
In a jokey speech to GOP donors, Trump praises China?s Xi for ditching term limits Experts around the world say term limits are an essential hallmark of a functional democracy. On Saturday, President Trump hinted that he may have other ideas.
Did Melania Trump merit an ?Einstein visa?? Probably, immigration lawyers say It is known as the ?Einstein visa.? Nuclear scientists, Nobel laureates and doctors get it. But so do acrobats, stunt men, event planners ? and plenty of models.
Elizabeth Warren watches as dream is dismantled Trump budget czar Mick Mulvaney is systematically defanging the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau dreamed up by Warren.
On the street where he lived, fear grew slowly Farrow Street in Winchester is reeling after Jeffrey Yao was accused of a brutal killing at the town?s library.
DA says West Brookfield deaths are homicides The bodies of Sara Bermudez, 38, and her three children were found in an upstairs bedroom, officials said.
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A bipartisan group including Rep. John Lewis of Georgia led the crossing of the Edmund Pettus Bridge.
West Virginia teachers: No raise, no school; strike goes on Unions representing West Virginia teachers and service personnel say they will stay out on strike after the state Senate voted to cut the 5 percent pay raise they had negotiated.
In the community-sourced housing likeness of Couchsurfing and Airbnb, Wanderful?s program offers rooms and full units for women travelers provided by women hosts.
Hope Hicks gets the spotlight on ?Saturday Night Live? Hicks, portrayed by Cecily Strong, explained why she was stepping down as White House communications director.
?SNL? usually avoids parodying tragedy, but then Trump said he?d confront a school shooter unarmed ??Saturday Night Live?? used President Trump to bridge the gap between the tragic and the ridiculous.
Oscars to bring an unpredictable awards season to a close The ceremony, to be hosted again by Jimmy Kimmel, will be the crescendo of one of Hollywood?s most tumultuous awards seasons ever.
Ryan Seacrest could face as many questions as he asks at the Oscars Though he will be the one holding the microphone, Ryan Seacrest may face as many questions as the celebrities he interviews Sunday at the Academy Awards red carpet.
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#TimesUp for predictable Oscars Is the old-fashioned mass-appeal Oscar movie dying? We may find out Sunday night.
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Gazing fondly at Hollywood?s onscreen history, while repudiating the film industry?s appalling treatment of women behind the scenes.
Inside the ?cult? that catapulted conductor James Levine?s career They were known as ?Levinites? ? the young musical acolytes who bent to the will of James Levine in all things, back when the conductor was the brightest emerging star in conducting. From the outside, it seemed a charmed circle; the reality inside was otherwise: dark, sexually charged, and often demeaning.
In wake of Spotlight series on race, a dialogue emerging Discussions are popping up in suburban softball leagues, downtown office buildings, and a new ?black space? for diverse cultural offerings in the Seaport.
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For almost two decades, the Patriots have torched opponents and fired up New England?s sports fans. Now the clock is ticking down.
An ?Astral Weeks? origin story, told 50 years after Van Morrison fled to Boston Ryan Walsh has turned his fan obsession into a book that places the creation story of Morrison?s legendary album against the backdrop of the city?s flourishing counterculture.
The fashion industry is built on glamour and allure, but many models, especially the very young, know it for something else: sexual exploitation and abuse.
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Gas-by-train? Beacon Hill opens the door High natural gas prices caused by pipeline constraints make for a tantalizing business opportunity.
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WE KNOW WHAT WILL HAPPEN NEXT Parkland. Las Vegas. Sutherland Springs. Newtown. On and on: In America, mass shootings have become so familiar that they seem to follow the same sad script.
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How a society gala was used to sell young-blood transfusions to seniors A Florida symposium provided a rare window into how promoters market scientifically dubious elixirs to seniors.
The Celtics were up by 6 points with 3 minutes remaining, but Houston rallied and won its 15th consecutive game.
Zulmira Neves, missing since Thursday, was located late Saturday, police said.
The Paul Revere Heritage Site is one of several new and exciting projects underway in town.
Choosing a community with good schools for your kids is as pressure-packed a process as cramming for final exams.
President Trump has ricocheted between calling for tougher laws and declaring his fealty to the Second Amendment.
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This sedan brings luxury features at a more affordable price.
As Italians vote in national elections Sunday, many of them share the migration-skeptic swagger of Sesto San Giovanni.
The chief executive of BJ?s Wholesale Club also is chairman of the National Retail Federation?s board of directors.
Stiers played the pompous Major Charles Winchester III on the long-running series.
If you want to check out filming sites for ?Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri,? don?t head for the Show-Me State.
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