Moulton talks Epstein file release proposal: ‘let us vote on it, Mr. Speaker'
Rep. Seth Moulton is cosponsoring bipartisan calls for a recorded vote in the House on whether the Epstein files should be released.
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Boston lawyer charged with fraud in $2M+ client theft case
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Boston police investigating prowling incidents in Brighton yard
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New podcast dives into Market Basket leadership drama, family infighting
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Celtics waive JD Davison, get back under second apron
The Celtics parted ways with 22-year-old guard JD Davison on Thursday.
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What to make of Patriots offensive line's early struggles at camp
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Remains found decades ago in Newburyport ID'd as teen reported missing in 1988
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Methuen mayor pens letter to Market Basket board: ‘Do the right thing'
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Man charged with recording employees in Milford Lowe's bathroom
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‘Super invasive': Intruder slept, bathed in South End apartment while resident was away
The resident believes the woman who broke into her Worcester Square home was unhoused.
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Patriots wideout watch: Pecking order starting to emerge at training camp
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Maye Watch: Learning to ‘take a profit' on Day 2 under McDaniels
Phil Perry breaks down what he saw from quarterback Drake Maye and the Patriots offense Thursday during Day 2 of training camp.
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Mass. State Police cruiser hit by driver on I-95 in Topsfield
A Massachusetts State Police trooper was taken to the hospital after their cruiser was hit by a driver on I-95 in Topsfield Wednesday night.
