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Obama is making a broad overhaul of his congressional outreach operation after the dismal start to his second term.
Congressman Stephen F. Lynch said that he thought there was a 50-50 chance that a group of openly gay veterans would march next week.
opinion | JOSHUA GREEN
The fact is electability has always been the New Jersey governor’s greatest strength.
Mayor Walsh’s vision to make Boston a world-class city includes streamlined permitting, he said Friday.
The event put on display how factions within the GOP are still struggling to find a path out of the wilderness.
Lawmakers planned to unveil a bill to increase the number of charters last fall, but haven’t produced any legislation.
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It has been known for years that the state law aimed at neutralizing voyeurs lagged well behind the development of modern imaging devices.
The federal grand jury wants to see whether Lantigua, voted out of office as mayor last fall, ordered streets repaved to boost his reelection chances.
The dismissals include the entire department of business development, according to the Boston Redevelopment Authority.
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An occasional series examining politics in an age of paralysis, from the Globe’s Washington bureau.
President Obama argued that taxpayer investment will pay dividends by attracting businesses and helping put people to work.
As a new mayor takes over, a look back at the five-term tenure of Thomas Menino.
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