John Kelly made the comments Sunday during a television interview.
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How does a hearing aid bill turn into a fight about gun rights? Have Elizabeth Warren as the lead legislative author, apparently.
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About half of a 150-student group from New Jersey wouldn’t participate in the photo op outside the Capitol.
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Across the country, women’s rights advocates are using costumes straight out of Margaret Atwood’s story of a dystopian society.
‘Somerville’s the worst for condo conversions’
Somerville’s housing wars have a new battlefield: a city ordinance that controls conversions of apartments to condominiums.
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The current president would do well to study the lessons of his predecessor of half a century ago.
Today would have been President John F. Kennedy's 100th birthday. A number of events will mark the occasion.
Montilio’s Bakery of Brockton, which has long had an association with the Kennedy family, created the cake for Monday’s event at the JFK Library.
Lexington family settles claim for Nazi-looted art
The painting, stolen by Nazis during World War II, will be auctioned this July.
Here’s how Boston is trying to control the geese population
Every spring, park rangers converge on the Esplanade and other parks to carry out a process called egg addling.
At Cambridge Cemetery, a mystery solved — and remembered
For decades, Brian Cutler’s family had no idea who was leaving flowers on his uncle’s grave at each Memorial Day weekend.
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Students at Westford Academy, who may have seen a typewriter in the attic or at their grandparents’ house, are getting a history lesson by pounding the keys.
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This 14-year-old from Grafton wanted an alternative to Tommy John surgery. So he went to Alabama.
Sammy Rosenfield chose a UCL repair, which has a 100 percent success rate to date.
‘I ain’t fit to live’: Police say Miss. gunman killed 8
A man who got into an argument with his estranged wife over his children was arrested Sunday after a house-to-house shooting rampage.
44 stranded by high tide on Provincetown breakwater
People often walk along the Long Point breakwater, a mile-long stone jetty that protects the salt marshes from ocean currents.
Destinee Mangum tearfully thanked the two men who were killed after trying to intervene when a man went on an anti-Muslim tirade aboard a train.
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Boston rents dip a bit. Let’s sustain it.
After nearly a decade of rising Boston rents, Mayor Walsh’s housing policies are beginning to pay off.
Spotlight Follow-up
Doctor who faced retaliation for double-booked surgery worries wins lawsuit
Dr. James Holsapple had “vehemently objected” to doctors doing two operations at once.
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