The effects of Friday?s nor?easter still linger, from power outages to school closures and commuter rail delays.
?People thought this was decades in the future? 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.
Zombie agencies are nearly impossible to kill Despite President Trump?s efforts to do away with what he sees as government waste, 19 little-known bureaus are all still living ? and spending taxpayer dollars.
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Researchers from Cape Cod discovered the population of more than 1.5 million Adélie penguins.
Who would challenge Warren? Three local Republicans say they can topple her The three main Republican challengers to the senator say they can topple the incumbent Democrat.
Harvard professor put on leave amid reports of sexual harassment Several former students and colleagues accused Jorge Domínguez of sexual misconduct in a recent article.
West Brookfield reeling after family slain Residents are on edge after Thursday?s killings of a 38-year-old mother and her three children inside their home.
Yes, you can have multiple kinds of flu at once But that and similar scenarios, like getting the flu twice in a season, are pretty rare, experts say.
Psychiatric hospitals criticized for 2 patients? deaths The Disability Law Center report is the latest harsh look at facilities run by Arbour Health System.
Reform-minded candidates give normally sleepy DA races a jolt A wave of liberal candidates are challenging incumbents and fighting for open seats, with many vowing to carry the mantle of criminal justice reform.
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So how did the kids of the ?Tiger Mother? turn out, after all?
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?Shape of Water? rises to the top Guillermo del Toro?s rapturously intense fantasy-romance won four Oscars, including best picture and best director.
Full list of winners for the 90th Academy Awards A look at those who captured awards at Sunday?s Oscars.
Welp. ?Dumpster fire? is among the 850 words Merriam-Webster is adding to its dictionary ?Subtweet,? ?hate-watch,? and ?glamping? are just a few other examples.
John Oliver takes on a favorite target, with a twist The comedian spoke out against the NRA?s online television service during a new episode of ?Last Week Tonight.?
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Is the dynasty coming to an end? We?ll find out a lot more about the Patriots in the coming weeks.
The nature of the defenseman?s injury is unknown.
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In ?Black Panther,? a cultural moment for kids not to be missed It?s more than a movie, activists say; it?s a unique moment of cultural pride.
Boston?s rich and poor neighborhoods show sidewalk repair disparity Residents in the city?s poorest neighborhoods are much more likely to contend with buckled asphalt, cracking concrete, and tree roots smashing through their sidewalks.
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One couple, one tiny apartment, and a Dunkin? refuge Here for a Harvard fellowship, a couple finds their temporary quarters aren?t quite big enough when tempers flare.
Zareh menswear store survives, under new ownership The store was acquired by Giblees of Danvers, and 81-year-old haberdasher Greg Thomajan will stay on at One Liberty Square.
Bill Cosby goes to court to stop accusers from testifying A day after Hollywood?s first Oscars of the #MeToo era, Bill Cosby is trying to stop some of his dozens of accusers from testifying at his April 2 sexual assault retrial.
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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Trump?s budget is a death warrant for the arts The president?s attempt to eliminate the NEA and the NEH will leave the arts in the hands of the wealthy.
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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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Despite push for universal flu vaccine, the ?holy grail? stays out of reach The White House science office said the goal of a universal flu vaccine is ?closer than ever.? Not really, say experts.
Sunday?s controlled camp game featured probably the two most important players ? Chris Sale and J.D. Martinez.
Fishermen, environmental advocates, industry groups, and scientists are speaking out against the proposal.
Choosing a community with good schools for your kids is as pressure-packed a process as cramming for final exams.
Lawmakers from both parties argue that political cover from the president is vital to passing a bill.
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The populist 5-Star Movement finished first, but did not receive the majority it would need to govern alone.
Google?s expansion in the Big Apple is helping to legitimize the city?s claim to be a tech hub.
??Saturday Night Live?? used President Trump to bridge the gap between the tragic and the ridiculous.
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