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Bostonians took to Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat to share their photos of Monday's magnificent sunset just west of Boston. What started off as a gray, dreary Monday transitioned to a pleasant evening. With views like these, #nofilter needed, indeed.
BOSTON (AP) — A Boston City Councilor says he was being sarcastic when he tweeted that he would introduce an emergency ordinance prohibiting Justin Bieber-inspired graffiti. The pop singer asked artists around the world last week to paint murals inspired by tracks from his upcoming album, which is set to release
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BOSTON – Mayor Marty Walsh chatted for 30 minutes Wednesday via Twitter with people interested in sharing their ideas for how they want to the city to look 15 years from now. It was part of the ongoing Imagine Boston 2030 citywide planning effort that has been reaching out for public
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BOSTON — The number of Hub parents opting to homeschool their children has steadily grown since 2010, according to figures released Wednesday by the district, weeks after a tersely-worded letter from the Department of Educational Options claiming year-end standardized testing would be mandatory angered families. The statistics show that since the
TVER, Russia (AP) — Anastasia Bubeyeva shows a screenshot on her computer of a picture of a toothpaste tube with the words: "Squeeze Russia out of yourself!" For sharing this picture on a social media site with his 12 friends, her husband was sentenced this month to more than
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BOSTON – Donald Trump waited until Wednesday morning to escalate his return fire after U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren accused him of being an "insecure moneygrubber" in a speech Tuesday night.
PARIS (CNSNews.com) – Social media giants Facebook, Twitter and YouTube are facing threats of legal action here after three non-governmental organizations released a study showing that they often fail to remove material reported for spreading hatred in violation of French law. Between March 31 and May 10, the organizations identified
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They're at it again: Elizabeth Warren and Donald Trump launched a fresh barrage of nasty tweets at each other Wednesday, trading insults in a repeat of a Twitter storm that erupted Friday. This time it appears to have been started by Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, who
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