Developer to admit campaign fraud
Arthur Winn, developer of the failed Columbus Center project, is facing six months in jail after being charged with illegal campaign donations.
Court rules that FAA failed in its review of Cape Wind
A US Court of Appeals rejected the Federal Aviation Administration’s ruling that the proposed 130 turbines, each 440 feet tall, present “no hazard’’ to aviation.
Romney leaning hard on strong N.H. backing
Mitt Romney’s front-runner status in New Hampshire could put him in a precarious position in a state whose voters enjoy defying expectations.
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Cardinals 6, Rangers 2
Cardinals win World Series
There was simply nothing left in the Texas Rangers after Game 6, all of the energy and emotion sapped from their collective bodies and souls.
Kayana Szymczak for The Boston Globe
Halloween defies push for healthy habits
Child health advocates are advising parents to restrict their children’s candy intake on Halloween. But local parents seem to have one response: Yeah, right.
Despite concerns, party buses rock on
Party buses have become a ubiquitous site in Boston, but to police and neighborhood leaders they are also a nuisance, mobile bars whose patrons often disturb the peace.
Occupy Boston prepares for cold weather
After riding out a cold wet night, protesters at Occupy Boston tried to dry out yesterday, while fortifying their tent city for the first roar of winter weather.
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Just call her Miss Fit!
How Katie Boyd went from Wellesley trainer to reality TV diva on “Wicked Fit.”
“We want to encourage designated drivers, [but] it bothers me that we have this floating barroom going down the street.”
Boston Police Department Superintendent William B. Evans
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Columnists
Metro
Officials say two ship deaths not suspicious
The deaths of two people aboard a cruise ship that docked yesterday at Boston’s Black Falcon Terminal were unrelated and not the result of foul play, authorities said.
Business
Leaving no empty spaces
Partners of the Aquitaine Group have decided to open a fifth South End restaurant in the 5,500 square foot location left empty when Rocca suddenly closed in December.
Politics
Political notebook
Global warming stance another battleground
The world’s climate is changing, Mitt Romney acknowledges. So too, critics say, is his view on the reasons.
Nation & World
Gunman opens fire on US Embassy in Bosnia
Witnesses told Bosnian television that the man urged pedestrians to move away, saying he was targeting only the embassy.
Sports
Marcus Cannon a return man for Patriots
The rookie offensive lineman, who has been undergoing treatment for non-Hodgkins lymphoma since he was diagnosed prior to the April draft, practiced with the team this week.
Arts
Combining his influences
As the the hip-hop producer-turned-singer Mayer Hawthorne has proven, it doesn’t take an old soul to understand soul music.
Special reports
Special Section
Fish mislabeling in Mass.
Complete coverage of the Globe’s five-month investigation.
Opinion
“Yet another World Series epic was the proverbial tree falling in the schoolnight silence.”
Globe editorial, on the late start of baseball games
Ideas
“Warren has spent her career trying to coax more legal scholars to conduct the kind of hands-on research that has driven her own work, which remains relatively rare in the field.”
Leon Neyfakh, on the career of Elizabeth Warren