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Most popular on BostonGlobe.com Based on what you've read recently, you might be interested in theses stories The firm made a $100,000 donation in July 2015 and another $100,000 in December 2015.  capital source The Cambridge comedian says former congressman Barney Frank will campaign with him after “encouraging me for months to get in” the lieutenant governor race.  CAPITAL SOURCE It’s a move that could be a game-changer in the Republican party’s 2018 selection of Elizabeth Warren’s opponent.   capital source Mayor Martin J.

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The mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico dismissed a slurry of criticism from President Trump on Saturday, saying that the president is simply "looking for an excuse for things that are not going well." In a series of tweets Saturday morning, Trump lashed out at Carmen Yulín Cruz, the mayor of the Puerto Rico's capital, calling her leadership "poor" and suggesting that she "and others in Puerto Rico" were relying too heavily on federal aid to help rebuild the island, which was devastated by Hurricane Maria last week. Trump also suggested that Cruz had been told by Democrats that she "must be nasty"

Former first lady MORE got the VIP treatment at a Bruno Mars concert Friday. Obama was spotted attending Mars’ concert at the Capitol One Arena in Washington, D.C. Friday night, according to posts on Mars’ Instagram. "Last Night in D.C. Mrs. Obama came to the concert and blessed us with her presence," Mars captioned one of the posts.   #Squad A post shared by Bruno Mars (@brunomars) on Sep 30, 2017 at 5:28pm PDT Last Night in D.C. Mrs.

Actor @nbcsnl," Baldwin wrote on Twitter.  President Trump ignited a feud with the NFL last week over players that take a knee during the national anthem in protest of racial inequality and police brutality, saying at a rally in Alabama that players that do so should be fired. The comments drew a swift rebuke from NFL players, coaches and executives, who largely defended athletes' right to protest. In a show of solidarity on Sunday, teams kneeled and linked arms at games across the country.  Since then, Trump has called on the league to formally ban such protests.

President Trump’s hometown newspaper is siding with other New York celebrity, Lin Manuel Miranda, over Trump’s response to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico. The front page of Sunday's New York Daily News features Miranda’s quote telling Trump he’s “going straight to hell” against the backdrop of Miranda’s award-winning Broadway show “Hamilton.” "As American citizens drink from streams and stand in lines for ice, gas and food, President Trump says they ‘want everything to be done for them.' Lin-Manuel Miranda’s response?" the front page reads.

Actor Alec Baldwin resumed his impersonation of President Trump on "Saturday Night Live" this week for the season premiere, appearing in the cold open as a confused Trump responding to the humanitarian crisis in Puerto Rico. The skit mocked a plethora of current events in the White House, from Trump's new "rocket man" nickname for North Korean leader Kim Jung Un, to his recent feud with the National Football League. It also showed Trump speaking with San Juan's mayor about recovery efforts in Puerto Rico, following the devastation caused by Hurricane Maria. "I'm begging you, Puerto Rico needs

“I’m never moving with you again.” Nick, my then-boyfriend, stood over the shattered remains of his favorite mug, coconut oil pooling at his feet. I gripped the remains of the box that, until the bottom fell out, I swore I’d packed perfectly. We’d spent weeks before the big day bickering over everything, from how to pack our cocktail coupes to whether his Lego collection needed downsizing. By moving day, we were barely speaking. “I’m sorry,” I muttered, as we picked up the shards of mug, coconut oil jar and (I was sure) our relationship.