President Trump told reporters he would declare a national emergency to get funds for a border wall if he does not strike a deal with Congress.
Trump digs in as some Republicans grow weary of shutdown A handful of key Senate Republicans are beginning to call for an end to the government shutdown, as the president?s quest for a wall begins to look politically untenable.
Adrianne Haslet not giving up on running Boston Marathon after getting hit by car Haslet, the Boston Marathon bombing survivor who?s being treated at Boston Medical Center, addressed whether she?ll be able to participate following the devastating crash on Saturday.
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A political lightning bolt has vaulted the 78-year-old Trump supporter back into the halls of power, and she couldn?t be happier about it.
A Mass. legislative panel missed its final deadline last month to file a report making recommendations, disappointing some lawmakers and advocates for open government.
Man, 19, arrested in New Year?s Eve shooting in Dorchester; guns seized He faces multiple weapons charges and a count of assault with intent to murder stemming from the Dec. 31 shooting, which occurred in the area of 1439 Dorchester Ave.
Council president calls for overhauling civil service hiring system for public safety jobs Boston City Council President Andrea Campbell laid out several reform proposals Wednesday to address the city?s shortcomings in diversifying its police and fire departments.
Marijuana yoga? Cannabis-enhanced pedicures? A panel recommends the state allow social consumption If a group of marijuana advocates gets their way, Massachusetts could one day host cannabis-enhanced pedicures, massages, and yoga classes.
Former Insys CEO pleads guilty to bribery scheme Michael Babich?s chief sales executive hired attractive, but inexperienced sales representatives to sway doctors into prescribing Insys?s highly addictive fentanyl spray, even to those who did not need it.
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From fasting to Paleo to meat-only diets, the way we eat has become more polarized than ever. But extreme eating doesn?t necessarily make us healthier.
Twenty One Pilots, Tame Impala, Travis Scott to headline Boston Calling Janelle Monáe, Brandi Carlile, Hozier, Christine and the Queens, Odesza, and Boston Ballet (no kidding) will also perform at the festival?s 10th edition May 24-26.
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Phish to play two concerts at Fenway Park this July The rock band will hit the stage at the ballpark on Friday, July 5, and Saturday, July 6.
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The local action represents a new stage in the immigration battle, one that goes well beyond the symbolism of being a sanctuary city.
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Demise of Durgin-Park is another sign of Boston?s changing landscape The Faneuil Hall restaurant, a downtown institution, is closing after two centuries.
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?Extremists? like Warren and Ocasio-Cortez are actually closer to what most Americans want Elizabeth Warren and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are actually closer to the mainstream of what Americans want from their government.
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Please don?t squander the platform you so gloriously won.
How to protect all of those pictures trapped on your phone (and how to untrap them) Here are the best ways to protect, manage, and organize your digital photos.
Defending champions to return for 2019 Boston Marathon Open champions Desiree Linden and Yuki Kawauchi, as well as wheelchair champs Tatyana McFadden and Marcel Hug, will return for the 123rd running of the race.
Nora Princiotti, Jim McBride, and Ben Volin provided some insight for Sunday?s contest.
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Clear, chilly weather expected for Sunday?s playoff game Snowfall this season has been one of the lowest ever recorded at this point in winter, but it?s going to get cold.
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Red Sox top prospect Bobby Dalbec headlines list of non-roster invitees for spring training Dalbec will join Rafael Devers and second-ranked prospect Michael Chavis as third basemen in big league camp.
Aly Raisman broke her first bone, but not because of gymnastics The three-time gold medalist from Needham tweeted a photo of herself recovering from a broken elbow.
Passengers on Alaska Airlines describe 30-hour odyssey The Boston-to-Los Angeles flight was diverted to Buffalo, where passengers endured a long wait, before flying back to Logan ? with some continuing on to L.A.
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One hundred years ago this month an enormous steel tank ruptured, sending a torrent of brown syrup on a deadly path through the North End.
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Here are the photos from July to December that summed up the year.
Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc. The story of a profoundly troubled young man and the ugly underside of America?s most popular sport.
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?They used to say it looked like he was throwing shot-put. So that is probably where that motion comes from.?
Mr. Deland of Marion, who died Jan. 8, was also an advocate for increased access for the disabled.
The number of pending sales of single-family homes in the state was up, but it was down for condos.
Elizabeth Warren?s scheduled visits to the first-in-the-nation primary state will include a stop at Manchester Community College on Saturday.
Congo?s powerful Catholic church said the official results do not match the outcome compiled by its 40,000 observers at all polling stations across the country.
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The Edge in Titanium trim explodes expectations by delivering a truly discriminating luxury car experience.
Frontier enters the Boston market in April with low introductory fares on flights to Orlando and Raleigh-Durham. But watch out for the large number of ancillary fees.
This tale of an alcoholic detective seeking to absolve her guilty conscience and bring culprits to justice 17 years after a deadly crime barely rises to the level of a genre rehash.
With search for Alzheimer?s drugs failing, tech firms offer solutions Technology companies are looking to help patients and caregivers cope with the disease.
Love Letters: Until next year, my sweetheart In a special bonus episode, Meredith Goldstein explores what happens to summer romance when the summer ends, and ?Wet Hot American Summer? creator David Wain shares a girl-crazy memory from his own camp days.
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Are we ignoring ? or outright banning ? an easy affordable-housing fix? Mobile homes may be the least expensive and most effective means of addressing the region?s housing shortage.
