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The president said a court case would allow him to obtain documents to show the former CIA director’s role in the Russia inquiry.
Just after she spoke, President Trump unleashed a barrage of tweets in which he called the former CIA director a “hack” and mocked the effectiveness of the Justice Department.
Here’s what Barack Obama is reading this summer
The former US president shared his reading list online, and it’s filled with romantic comedies. (Just kidding.)
JOAN VENNOCHI
No exceptions when it comes to politicians and free press
Political figures on both the left and right deserve scrutiny for their treatment of journalists.
Opinion | Andrew J. Bacevich
Security clearances should terminate with government employment
Why should former officials retain privileged access to state secrets?
An Elizabeth Warren endorsement would be a boon for Galvin or Zakim. Except it didn’t happen — for either
It would be the golden goose of endorsements, in the thick of a heated campaign: A nod of approval from a popular senator.
Bryon Hefner made hundreds of harassing phone calls to his treatment facility, police say
Hefner pleaded guilty Monday in Concord District Court to four counts of placing “annoying” telephone calls.
Federal prosecutors claim that President Trump’s former campaign chairman hid tens of millions of dollars in foreign income.
Mr. McReynolds combined a belief in wealth redistribution with a fierce opposition to the Vietnam War and nuclear weapons.
This is life back on the campaign trail for Galvin, in the thick of his most competitive challenge since he was elected secretary of state 24 years ago.
“It’s tough to run for statewide office,” said Maurice Cunningham, a political science professor at the University of Massachusetts Boston.
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.
