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Airline Employee Committed $7,85,000 Fraud By Upgrading Family's Tickets
Former JetBlue gate agent Tiffany Jenkins, 31, pleaded guilty in a Boston federal court Friday to three counts of wire fraud after upgrading the plane tickets of friends, family and acquaintances over the course of roughly 15 months. The scam, according to reporting by the Boston Globe, cost JetBlue approximately $785,000.
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This Start-Up Is Launching Remote-Controlled 'Grocery Store On Wheels'
At first glance, the black and white Robomart vehicle, with its minimalist design and rounded body, looks like a vision of the future.
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Boston Gangster James 'Whitey' Bulger Killed In Prison: Report
James "Whitey" Bulger, who lived a double life as one of Boston's most notorious mobsters and as a secret FBI informant, was killed after being transferred to a federal prison in West Virginia, the Boston Globe reported on Tuesday, citing two unnamed officials.
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Trump Responds After Over 300 US Papers Criticise His Attacks On Press
Hundreds of newspaper editorial boards across the country answered a nationwide call Thursday to express disdain for President Donald Trump's attacks on the news media, while some explained their decision not to do so. The same morning, the president tweeted that the "fake news media" is the "opposition party."
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Pizza For Manchester, From Boston With Love
It was a small gesture that kept a fabled Boston newspaper fed during difficult times, one they thought frazzled reporters in Manchester would appreciate too. So they sent pizzas across the Atlantic.
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'Spotlight' Journalist Slams Donald Trump Over Abuse Of Media
The leader of the Boston Globe investigation into Catholic church child abuse that spawned the movie "Spotlight" berated Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump on Friday for his "shameless" treatment of journalists covering his campaign.
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Boston Globe Prints Fake Front Page On 'President' Donald Trump
The Boston Globe printed a satirical front page complete with fake stories that show how "troubling" its editorial board says a Donald Trump presidency would be for America.
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Boston Bomber Passed Citizen Test Months Before Deadly Attack
The older of the two brothers behind the deadly 2013 Boston Marathon bombing passed a test to become a U.S. citizen three months before the attack, the Boston Globe reported on Monday, citing federal documents.
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The Weekend Chill: DiCaprio, Albuquerque, and more
Rocket-powered cars meet football on Xbox One, Luke Cage and Danny Rand are back, and other things to enjoy this weekend.
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John Kerry Only Taking Tylenol for Broken Leg
US Secretary of State John Kerry is taking nothing more than Tylenol for his broken leg following his low-speed bike accident, he said in an interview published today.
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Shakeup at New York Times Leaves Questions
The New York Times abruptly replaced its first female executive editor, Jill Abramson, on Wednesday and named managing editor Dean Baquet as the first African American in the top editorial post.
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New York Times sells Boston Globe to baseball team owner
The New York Times Co has agreed to sell The Boston Globe to the principal owner of the Boston Red Sox baseball team, John W. Henry, for $70 million in cash, ending its 20-year ownership of the paper.
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Travels of the President under scrutiny in an era of belt tightening
Perhaps it is nothing more than an accident of timing that as federal workers brace for a summer filled with unpaid furlough days, their leaders are traveling the nation and globe on trips that exude luxury.
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Son says Mitt Romney was reluctant to run for US President again: report
Republican Mitt Romney's family had to convince him to make a second bid for the presidency because he was reluctant to run again after failing to secure his party's nomination in 2008, Romney's son told the Boston Globe on Sunday.
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Airline Employee Committed $7,85,000 Fraud By Upgrading Family's Tickets
Former JetBlue gate agent Tiffany Jenkins, 31, pleaded guilty in a Boston federal court Friday to three counts of wire fraud after upgrading the plane tickets of friends, family and acquaintances over the course of roughly 15 months. The scam, according to reporting by the Boston Globe, cost JetBlue approximately $785,000.
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This Start-Up Is Launching Remote-Controlled 'Grocery Store On Wheels'
At first glance, the black and white Robomart vehicle, with its minimalist design and rounded body, looks like a vision of the future.
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Boston Gangster James 'Whitey' Bulger Killed In Prison: Report
James "Whitey" Bulger, who lived a double life as one of Boston's most notorious mobsters and as a secret FBI informant, was killed after being transferred to a federal prison in West Virginia, the Boston Globe reported on Tuesday, citing two unnamed officials.
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Trump Responds After Over 300 US Papers Criticise His Attacks On Press
Hundreds of newspaper editorial boards across the country answered a nationwide call Thursday to express disdain for President Donald Trump's attacks on the news media, while some explained their decision not to do so. The same morning, the president tweeted that the "fake news media" is the "opposition party."
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Pizza For Manchester, From Boston With Love
It was a small gesture that kept a fabled Boston newspaper fed during difficult times, one they thought frazzled reporters in Manchester would appreciate too. So they sent pizzas across the Atlantic.
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'Spotlight' Journalist Slams Donald Trump Over Abuse Of Media
The leader of the Boston Globe investigation into Catholic church child abuse that spawned the movie "Spotlight" berated Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump on Friday for his "shameless" treatment of journalists covering his campaign.
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Boston Globe Prints Fake Front Page On 'President' Donald Trump
The Boston Globe printed a satirical front page complete with fake stories that show how "troubling" its editorial board says a Donald Trump presidency would be for America.
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Boston Bomber Passed Citizen Test Months Before Deadly Attack
The older of the two brothers behind the deadly 2013 Boston Marathon bombing passed a test to become a U.S. citizen three months before the attack, the Boston Globe reported on Monday, citing federal documents.
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The Weekend Chill: DiCaprio, Albuquerque, and more
Rocket-powered cars meet football on Xbox One, Luke Cage and Danny Rand are back, and other things to enjoy this weekend.
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John Kerry Only Taking Tylenol for Broken Leg
US Secretary of State John Kerry is taking nothing more than Tylenol for his broken leg following his low-speed bike accident, he said in an interview published today.
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Shakeup at New York Times Leaves Questions
The New York Times abruptly replaced its first female executive editor, Jill Abramson, on Wednesday and named managing editor Dean Baquet as the first African American in the top editorial post.
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New York Times sells Boston Globe to baseball team owner
The New York Times Co has agreed to sell The Boston Globe to the principal owner of the Boston Red Sox baseball team, John W. Henry, for $70 million in cash, ending its 20-year ownership of the paper.
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Travels of the President under scrutiny in an era of belt tightening
Perhaps it is nothing more than an accident of timing that as federal workers brace for a summer filled with unpaid furlough days, their leaders are traveling the nation and globe on trips that exude luxury.
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Son says Mitt Romney was reluctant to run for US President again: report
Republican Mitt Romney's family had to convince him to make a second bid for the presidency because he was reluctant to run again after failing to secure his party's nomination in 2008, Romney's son told the Boston Globe on Sunday.
