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Most popular on BostonGlobe.com Based on what you've read recently, you might be interested in theses stories The US ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa told a server she could make hundreds of dollars as a waitress in the US and told some guests they looked beautiful.  President Trump on Wednesday again refuted widow Myeshia Johnson’s claim that he did not seem to remember her husband’s name during a condolence call.  President Trump has not only continued to defy doomsayers, but he has shown an ability to actually shape his supporters’ views, according to polls. It would be hard to

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A lawyer representing MORE's 2016 presidential campaign, as well as the Democratic National Committee (DNC), helped fund research for the controversial dossier about President Trump's alleged connections to Russia, according to a new report. The Washington Post reported Tuesday that Marc Elias, a lawyer representing the Clinton campaign and

Senators arrived at their weekly lunch Tuesday prepared to witness a heavyweight bout between President Trump and Sen.

Sen. MORE (R-Ariz.) shocked his colleagues on Tuesday by announcing that he will not run for reelection, saying he can no longer be “complicit” in President Trump’s transformation of the Republican Party. Flake was headed for a tough primary battle next year, with polls showing him down by double-digits to a primary challenger backed by former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon. Facing a possible election loss, Flake, 54, joined Sen. MORE (R-Tenn.) in heading for the exit.

Two Senate Republicans on Tuesday called on their party to take on President Trump in separate scathing assessments of his public conduct and leadership. The unprecedented criticism from Sens.

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“We’re going to go through a quick, ten- to 15-minute personal health assessment,” said Jay Jackson, vice president of Abacus Life Settlements in Orlando. “There are no right or wrong answers.” We were on the phone, doing an interview that would determine whether this company might offer to buy the life insurance policy — face value: $150,000 — that I’d bought decades ago. I actually had no interest in selling, to Abacus or to any other so-called life-settlement provider.

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