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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.
The administration plans to roll back a rule issued by President Obama that prevents discrimination.
Trump says he doesn’t think his personal lawyer will ‘flip’
Michael Cohen, President Trump’s longtime personal lawyer, is under investigation, but Trump on Saturday said he doesn’t think Cohen will “flip.”
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.”
Barbara Bush was remembered as the ‘‘first lady of the greatest generation’’ during a funeral Saturday attended by four former US presidents.
The former Massachusetts governor has been forced into a Republican primary for a US Senate seat in Utah as he looks to restart his political career.
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Five Democrats vying to be the next Suffolk district attorney attempted to woo Dorchester voters on Saturday.
The former Massachusetts governor has been forced into a Republican primary for a US Senate seat in Utah as he looks to restart his political career.
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.”
The administration plans to roll back a rule issued by President Obama that prevents discrimination.
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.
Recent work from Boston Globe political reporters.
Frank Phillips is the State House bureau chief. He has covered politics for decades for the Boston Globe.
Stephanie Ebbert
Stephanie Ebbert has been a local news reporter for the Globe since 1997 with a focus on politics
Akilah Johnson
Akilah Johnson has been a reporter with the Globe since 2010, covering neighborhoods, Boston’s mayor’s race, and the crosscurrents of race and ethnicity in the city.
Joshua Miller covers politics for the Globe. A Massachusetts native and graduate of Bowdoin College, Miller worked in Washington, D.C., before joining the paper in 2013.
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Evan Horowitz digs through data to find information that illuminates the policy issues facing Massachusetts and the US.
