President Trump said he thinks Republicans are “going to get there” in passing a health law, despite a lack of support from several GOP senators.
GOP moderates are criticizing Senate health bill
Moderate senators in the Republican party are worried the GOP bill may endanger Medicaid funding in their states.
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As a Harvard undergrad, Donald Trump’s future son-in-law bought dozens of rental units in the city. Tenant complaints soon followed.
Is Barron Trump becoming the star of the first family?
First lady Melania Trump has laid low since moving to Washington. Her son has drawn a lot of attention.
Trump could soon have another Supreme Court vacancy
Several former law clerks of Anthony Kennedy, who is 80, said they think he is considering leaving the high court in the next year or so.
Immigration court backlog grows, and families put in peril
The crisis has put 500,000 people in limbo, deprived some families of income, and torn at the fabric of others.
148 killed in Pakistan oil tanker explosion
In addition, officials say dozens more are in critical condition.
Afraid of a shark attack? Don’t worry, the odds are in your favor.
You’re much more likely to die from an asteroid strike, be killed in a car crash, or succumb to the flu.
The sister of 19-year-old Reina Rodriguez, found dead Thursday in a Braintree hotel, recalled her as sweet and caring.
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Mumps outbreak spreads to Harvard
The infections coincide with several other mumps diagnoses in the Boston area over the past month.
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Rolling down memory lane at Lanes & Games
After 75 years, the Cambridge landmark will be replaced by apartments, and its fans will have a Mark Wahlberg film to remember it by.
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The incumbent Walsh is ahead of Jackson by 31 percentage points, according to poll results.
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Globe/Suffolk University poll
Fifty-seven percent of those who identify as black said the city is racist, compared with 37 percent of whites.
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Globe/Suffolk University poll
The survey found that 49.2 percent of voters rated the price of housing a 1, or “very dissatisfied.”
Starts & Stops
Memorial Drive crowds facing two-week detour
It looks as if a bridge project could frustrate those seeking some Sunday afternoon leisure in Cambridge.
Some people waited at least an hour at the Sheraton Boston Hotel on Sunday morning, many wearing traditional Tibetan-style dress in bright pinks and reds.
ANGELS 6, RED SOX 3
Things went sideways in a hurry for frustrated Red Sox
Manager John Farrell got tossed in a bizarre seventh inning as JC Ramirez outdueled David Price.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
The Celtics’ boring draft night, and other notes
The Timberwolves did what the Celtics should have done.
For Russian ears only: Stephen Colbert is running for president of the United States in 2020.
Unsealing the history behind town seals
Images of bibles, swords, and early residents tell fascinating — if not totally accurate — stories about Massachusetts cities and towns.
Al Capone song, pocket watch fetch more than $100,000 at Cambridge auction
Artifacts connected to some of the nation’s most notorious gangsters were on the block Saturday.
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Do you know about wrongdoing that needs to be exposed? Call the Globe Spotlight team: 617-929-7483 or spotlight@globe.com.
Ideas | Mark Peters
The lexical history of leaking
It’s one of the most popular and controversial political words of recent times.
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For Arbour hospitals, it’s one problem after another
Arbour Health System hospitals, which serve about 16,000 patients annually, were cited again and again in state documents reviewed by the Globe.
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