The MBTA?s board on Monday approved a fare increase aimed at bolstering its budget, but agreed to keep fares stable for bus riders, seniors, and riders with disabilities.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in an interview that she opposes moving to impeach President Trump even though she believes he is ??unfit?? for office.
Louis Coleman appears in federal court in Boston for alleged role in death of Jassy Correia Louis D. Coleman was led into federal court in handcuffs on Monday, marking the start of a case that could lead prosecutors to seek the death penalty.
Here are the airlines that own Boeing 737 Max jets ? and how many they own A new version of the Boeing 737 jetliner has come under scrutiny after two crashes in five months that killed everyone on board each time.
Recreational marijuana shop in Lowell receives state approval to open The Merrimack Valley is getting its first recreational marijuana shop.
Boston to host 2020 NAACP convention The NAACP, one of the nation?s oldest and prominent civil rights organizations, announced Monday that it will hold its 2020 convention in Boston.
General manager Charlie Kravetz to leave WBUR Charlie Kravetz, the general manager of WBUR-FM, is leaving the station to ?pursue new options,? Boston University said in a statement.
Dorchester man charged with secretly recording boys in Boston Latin School bathroom A 36-year-old Dorchester man was arrested Monday on federal charges alleging that he secretly recorded several boys in a bathroom at Boston Latin School.
If Joe Biden announces soon, he may enter the race as a front-runner A pair of polls have shown the former vice president ahead among Democrats in Iowa as well as nationwide.
Ilhan Omar thanks Fox News for rebuking Jeanine Pirro?s comments on hijab Pirro questioned whether Omar?s wearing a hijab indicated her adherence to Sharia law, saying that?s antithetical to the United States constitution.
Officer accused of making hit list pleads not guilty A Coast Guard officer accused of stockpiling guns and compiling a hit list of prominent Democrats and network TV journalists pleaded not guilty on Monday to drug and firearms charges.
Wentworth selects a new president Wentworth Institute of Technology on Monday named Mark A. Thompson, a Quinnipiac University administrator, as its new president.
A Cape Cod woman walked away with minor injuries Monday after a turkey smashed through her car windshield as the woman drove along a busy Sandwich road, according to police.
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NFL FREE AGENCY TRACKER
The Patriots lost two major cogs in their Super Bowl-winning team as free agency talks began Monday.
Former Patriots receiver Danny Amendola signs with Lions The move gives Detroit a slot receiver they lacked after trading Golden Tate to Philadelphia last season.
Hipsters mostly look alike. There?s math to prove it You can spot a nonconformist a mile away. Because they all look alike. Just ask mathematician Jonathan Touboul.
Sean P. Murphy | The Fine Print
Penalized for making a student loan payment early ? not late Arnie Greenfield has no problem helping his children with student loans. But he does have a problem being penalized for making an early payment. Yes, that?s right. Not late, early.
INNOVATION ECONOMY
These startups are like Uber for dump trucks Trux and HaulHub aim to make it easier to get materials to job sites.
It?s been 131 years since the Great White Hurricane. Do you know about it? The blizzard killed 400 people and dumped almost 60 inches on some parts of the East Coast.
NAMES
Samin Nosrat of ?Salt Fat Acid Heat? fame is coming to Boston The Emerson Colonial Theatre announced Monday that the chef will be in town for a conversation and book signing on May 1. Tickets go on sale March 15.
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NAMES
Wahlberg family matriarch Alma Wahlberg hugs former Celtics power forward Leon Powe at a Senior Celtics Dance Party on Friday.
Chad Finn
A few observations from a week at Red Sox spring training From some impressive live batting practice to a star on the comeback trail, there was no shortage of things to see in Fort Myers last week.
RED SOX NOTEBOOK
On Steven Wright suspension, Chris Sale says, ?You roll with the punches? ?It happened. There?s nothing you can do about it,? the lefthander said.
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Opinion | Jennifer C. Braceras
At 16, most kids have have little life experience to inform their decisions.
Opinion | Kenneth Rogoff
Milking the Fed for social-program dollars is a bad idea Progressives like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are pushing Modern Monetary Theory as a way to fund social programs. It?s a bad idea.
Opinion | Niall Ferguson
Cold War II A cold war with China and a vogue for socialism with young Americans makes for a worrisome combination.
Road to Recovery
Drugs took their children, but not their hope that others might be saved The experiences of three young adults who fatally overdosed, as told by their parents, contain lessons for addressing the opioid crisis.
On ?Last Week Tonight,? the comedian targeted the FCC with a thematic prank to punctuate a segment about the rise of predatory robocalls.
Former Celtics guard Jabari Bird admits to facts in domestic assault case Bird, 24, made the admission during a hearing in a session of Brighton District Court that had been relocated for the day to Brookline.
Suffolk DA names ?discharge integrity team? to probe fatal police-involved shooting The four-person panel will meet monthly to assess the quality of the law enforcement inquiry into the death of 36-year-old Kasim Kahrim.
Truth and Consequences Opinion columnist Michael Cohen takes a candid and no-holds-barred look at the current political moment. Sign up now.
Munch Madness 2019: The top restaurants in Boston If it?s March, it must be time for the tournament everyone awaits all year: Munch Madness.
Dating in 2019 is?complicated. Frustrating. Sometimes completely exhilarating. In Season 2 of the podcast, Meredith Goldstein goes deep on one of her most-asked questions.
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Read a multi-part investigation into how and why the lives of promising Boston valedictorians didn?t quite turn out the way they expected.
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The Big Picture
Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month: winter weather, presidential candidates on the campaign trail, a Chinese New Year celebration.
The period begins Monday but signings and trades can?t happen until 4 p.m. Wednesday.
The building boom that has transformed Boston over the last few years has reached nearly every corner of the city. But not Readville.
A pet snake escapes and slithers around an apartment building, a very expensive fanny pack goes missing, and other odd items from local police blotters.
Builders ramped up the construction of single-family houses to the fastest pace in eight months. The rebound fueled optimism that new-home sales will improve in 2019. | realestate.boston.
Fresh off the longest government shutdown in history, his 2020 plan shows he is eager to confront Congress again over the wall.
Shamima Begum was pregnant with her third child when she surrendered to a US-backed group, which brought her to a detention camp.
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The John Cooper Works GP marks a return of the fastest, most hardcore production Mini ever.
Don Law signs 10-year deal with Providence-based bank that also includes sponsorships at 3 other venues.
On Saturday, the sweetly vivacious Brit showed that ?Boo?d Up,? which won this year?s best R&B song Grammy and was nominated for song of the year, was no fluke.
Does this sound like a dandy girlfriend?s getaway? For sure.
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.
Reference genome is threatening dream of personalized medicine The human reference genome has achieved near-mythic status, but it falls short in ways that have become embarrassing and misleading.
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