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The administration plans to roll back a rule issued by President Obama that prevents discrimination.
Orange County, Calif., tests Democrats? hope for a suburban blue wave Democrats running in 2018 House elections, including an Elizabeth Warren protege, look to capture a stronghold in affluent Republican communities.
Why Trump has struggled to assemble a legal team Twelve partners from a total of seven firms have said no to President Trump?s entreaties to help him navigate the special counsel?s probe.
Michael Cohen, President Trump?s longtime personal lawyer, is under investigation, but Trump on Saturday said he doesn?t think Cohen will ?flip.?
Former lawyer for Stormy Daniels is drawn into federal investigation Keith Davidson has been drawn into the federal investigation focused on Michael Cohen, Trump?s longtime lawyer and fixer.
Police warn of telephone scam claiming to raise funds for slain Yarmouth officer The scammers allegedly called Barnstable police on multiple occasions, claiming to raise money for the ?Sean Gannon Fund,? Yarmouth police said.
A woman who lived upstairs said she had found her downstairs neighbor dead in the basement of the house at 50 Lincoln St., officials said.
Springtime weather may finally be on horizon in Boston area Temperatures are expected to be in the upper 50s with calm, clear blue skies Saturday and Sunday.
A 54-year-old woman who initially declined medical treatment after a Thursday morning crash in Brockton died of her injuries Thursday afternoon.
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Barbara Bush was remembered as the ??first lady of the greatest generation?? during a funeral Saturday attended by four former US presidents.
Mass. state representative dies during Little League event Massachusetts Democratic State Representative Jim Miceli has died during a Little League event in Wilmington.
Syracuse fraternity permanently expelled over racist video Syracuse University has permanently expelled a fraternity over an offensive video that fraternity members say was intended as satire.
Pilgrim officials consider moving nuclear waste to higher ground Environmental advocates are calling on the state to require the waste be moved.
When he was asked if he is still thinking about retirement, the Patriots tight end said, ?Depends how my racing skills go today.?
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Three other teams to watch in terms of potential managerial changes are the Orioles, Marlins, and Angels.
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It took 50 seasons, but the forever-mediocre Bucks are a team to watch thanks to Giannis Antetokounmpo.
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Top spots to live in Greater Boston in 2018 The hottest towns for home buyers, for prices ranging from under $500,000 to more than $1 million.
Misinformation on Facebook fuels acts of violence across the globe Riots and lynchings around the world have been linked to misinformation and hate speech on Facebook.
Verne Troyer, best known as ?Mini-Me? in Austin Powers, has died A statement provided by Mr. Troyer?s spokesperson says the 49-year-old actor died Saturday.
Trump considering full pardon for late boxer Jack Johnson President Trump says he?s considering a posthumous pardon more than 100 years after Jack Johnson was convicted by an all-white jury of ?immorality.?
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Only three years apart in age, the police officer and the career criminal accused of killing him could not have been more different.
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The Red Sox have outscored their opponents, 34-6, in the first four games of their road trip
US District Judge Nathaniel M. Gorton said Friday he is weighing whether or not to allow a subpoena of the records of Howard Cooper, one of Joyce?s defense lawyers.
Two suburban homes and two city condos topped the biggest sales this week in Greater Boston.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh is set to formally endorse Capuano on Sunday in Dorchester, where he is expected to emphasize the Somerville Democrat?s experience.
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MassDOT will no longer implement a permanent lane closure on the lower deck (Route 1 northbound).
North Korea said it would suspend nuclear tests, but stopped short of suggesting it has any intention of giving up its nuclear arsenal.
Without admitting wrongdoing, Dicerna will pay much its larger rival Alnylam $15 million plus stock to resolve litigation.
Friday night?s sold-out performance of ?Sutra? at the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston is an intriguing marriage of East and West.
?Stolen? is the first book about the theft of 13 works of art that?s authorized by the museum.
Doctors may learn bad habits at teaching hospitals with safety violations A STAT analysis of federal inspection data finds that there?s a wide gap in the quality of training at teaching hospitals.
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Thousands of runners competed in miserable weather conditions during the 122nd running of the Marathon.
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Spring House Hunt: Should parents buy property in a college town? As the spring house hunt gets underway and National College Decision Day nears, thoughts are turning to campus housing.
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