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House to vote tonight on budget bill

The bill would keep the government operating until Dec. 15 and let the Treasury borrow money until Feb. 7.

Turnout low in special primary race to replace Ed Markey

Seven Democrats and three Republicans are vying to succeed Markey in the state’s Fifth Congressional District.

Five things to watch for in tonight’s mayoral debate

John Connolly and Martin Walsh face off at 7 p.m. in the first of three televised debates before the Nov. 5 general election.

Aaron Hernandez’s fiancee accused of destroying evidence

Shayanna Jenkins destroyed evidence that would have helped police link Hernandez to the murder of Odin Lloyd, a prosecutor alleged today.

Game 3: Red Sox at Tigers | Live Updates

Red Sox take on Tigers in Detroit

John Lackey and Tigers ace Justin Verlander are locked in a scoreless duel in Game 3 of the ALCS.

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John Lackey started for the Red Sox.

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The Red Sox are facing Justin Verlander of the Tigers.

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Jacoby Ellsbury grounded out in the first inning.

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A power outage delayed the game during the second inning.

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John Lackey reacted during the power outage.

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Red Sox manager John Farrell walked off the field during Boston's batting practice at Comerica Park in Detroit.

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Red Sox fans posed for a photo outside Comerica Park.

Red Sox bullpen cop talks about his moment of fame

“It will be great to be a part of Red Sox history,’’ Boston Police Officer Stephen Horgan said at a press conference today.

Andris Nelsons leads first BSO rehearsal

The Boston Symphony Orchestra’s 15th music director is in Boston to conduct his first series of concerts with the orchestra since being named to the post in May.

Opinion

Betsy Nabel

Measured in human terms

The federal shutdown’s impact on biomedical research has had a negative effect on real people.

Globe exclusives

There is still no answer to the question everyone is wondering about: When will Rob Gronkowski play? Globe staff Photo by John Tlumacki

ON FOOTBALL

Money a factor in Rob Gronkowski’s decision

Nicole Fluet McGerald (right) assisted at a race in Hampton, N.H., Oct. 6 in which colleague Amanda McCann ran.

First responders still in grip of Marathon’s horror

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A Boston of rich and poor, with no middle class

Tax breaks won by the Washington lobbying industry, centered on the K Street corridor, show how cheap it is, relatively speaking, to buy political influence.

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Broken City

Newton MA., 10/08/13, Fifth Congressional District debate at NECN. Left to right, Will Brownsberger, Katherine Clark,Peter Koutoujian, Carl Sciortino, Karen Spilka. Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff

A final push for District 5 hopefuls

Nearly six months after he lost his leg in the Marathon bombings, Marc Fucarile was able to stand and kiss his fiancée, Jen Regan.

Together, despite all

Eugene Fama received the Nobel Prize for his work showing the randomness and undpredictability of the stock market.

An economics Nobel with roots in Mass.

A photo from December 2012 shows a 21-acre swath of Worcester targeted for renewal as part of the CitySquare project.

Worcester’s revival proving elusive

Book Review

‘Orr: My Story’ by Bobby Orr

Reenactors portraying German and US troops collided in a scene that was eerily real.

Critic’s Notebook

WWII reenactment explores the theater of war

Q&A

Boston Book Festival has its own plot

Robert Gaynor has always loved horses, and his sculpture Flashy Bull is a reflection of that.

A thoroughbred runs in Newton

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Jarome Iginla skated away as the Red Wings celebrated a goal Monday.

Bruins waiting on Jarome Iginla to pay off

Iginla has been off target so far, without a goal in the Bruins’ first five games. “I think he can shoot the puck a lot better than we’ve seen,” Claude Julien said.