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House delays debt vote, Senate revives effort

House Republican efforts to avert a Treasury default and end a partial government shutdown abruptly collapsed Tuesday night, prompting the Senate to restart talks.

Boston mayoral candidates John Connolly (left) and Marty Walsh met in their first one-on-one debate.

Connolly, Walsh face off in debate

Mayoral contenders John Connolly and Martin Walsh jousted over outside campaign spending and other issues during the first of three televised debates.

Race for Fifth US House district

Clark, Addivinola win primaries in race to replace Markey

Democrat Katherine Clark and Republican Frank Addivinola Jr. will now face off in the December general election for Edward Markey’s former US House seat.

5th District primary results

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RED SOX 1, TIGERS 0

Napoli’s homer carries Sox past Verlander, Tigers

John Lackey turned in an outstanding start for the Red Sox and Mike Napoli hit a home run in the seventh inning to win Game 3 of the ALCS.

Koji Uehara celebrated with John Farrell after the win.

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Koji Uehara celebrated with John Farrell after the win.

Mike Napoli hit a home run in the seventh inning.

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Mike Napoli’s home run gave the Red Sox the lead.

Jarrod Saltalamacchia congratulated Mike Napoli after his home run.

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Jarrod Saltalamacchia congratulated Mike Napoli after his home run.

John Lackey started for the Red Sox.

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John Lackey started for the Red Sox.

The Red Sox are facing Justin Verlander of the Tigers.

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The Red Sox are facing Justin Verlander of the Tigers.

A power outage delayed the game during the second inning.

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A power outage delayed the game during the second inning.

John Lackey reacted during the power outage.

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John Lackey reacted during the power outage.

Dan Shaughnessy

John Lackey is poster boy for Team Redemption

Lackey has been vilified in Boston for faltering performances in years past, but against the Tigers he was stellar.

Patriots’ Jerod Mayo has season-ending surgery

Linebacker Jerod Mayo tore a pectoral muscle during Sunday’s 30-27 win over the Saints and had surgery Tuesday, ending his season.

Paul Pierce visits Celtics locker room to greet ex-teammates

Paul Pierce said hello to Celtics players and staff members before the Nets played Boston in a preseason game in New York.

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

After suffering a concussion that caused him to miss conducting at Tanglewood in July, Andris Nelsons met the BSO today for a rehearsal, his first since being named the orchestra’s next music director.

Andris Nelsons led first BSO rehearsal

Shayanna Jenkins, fiancee of former New England Patriots' Aaron Hernandez, appeared in superior court in Fall River.

Hernandez’s girlfriend accused of destroying evidence

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

The Kensington in Downtown Crossing.

PAUL MCMORROW

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

Bobby Orr as a Bruin in the 1970s

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

Sports

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Cardinals 4, dodgers 2

Shane Robinson hit a solo home run in the seventh inning.

Cardinals defeat Dodgers, take 3-1 series lead

The Cardinals hit two home runs to move within one game of the World Series.

Boston mayoral race

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Mayoral candidate Martin J. Walsh campaigned at Viet Aid Gala at the IBEW union Local 103 in Dorchester earlier this month.

Union voter effort in full swing in mayor’s race

Labor unions are ramping up their efforts to sway voters and encourage them to vote as the Boston mayoral contest enters its home stretch.

Metro

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Taunton man suspected in burglaries, touching sleeping women

The man is a “strong person of interest’’ in break-ins where the burglar made physical contact with women while they were sleeping in their beds.

Columnists

Boston Capital

No end in sight for biotech bubble

Kevin Cullen

Holiday salute for local heroes

The picture that says it all.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Red Sox’ comeback now has iconic image

David Ortiz addressed fans during an April pregame ceremony honoring the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings.

JAMES CARROLL

‘B-Strong’ for democracy as well as security

Dan Shaughnessy

This game was one for the ages

Yvonne Abraham

17 years and still waiting

Joe Kennedy is 10 months into his first term.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Joe Kennedy’s surprising Tea Party take

From left: Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius, President Barack Obama, and White House spokesman Jay Carney.

JOANNA WEISS

Talking points: The home version

Lobsterman Steve Train inspects a lobster while hauling traps in the waters off Cape Elizabeth, Maine.

Derrick Z. Jackson

New England’s threatened lobster

Mayoral candidates Marty Walsh, left, and John Connolly face an arbitration controversy.

SCOT LEHIGH

How to fix the arbitration process

kevin cullen

A mother, a son, a love

Jon Lester, center, and the Red Sox welcome the Tigers for the start of the ALCS on Saturday.

Christopher L. Gasper

Don’t consider these Red Sox underdogs

Nation & World

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Bob Filner

Ex-San Diego mayor pleads guilty

Bob Filner pleaded guilty to crimes involving three women.

Business

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Personal finance

Stanford’s Joshua Rauh aims to empower people to make better financial decisions.

Retirement course may leave you with questions — and that’s good

Joshua Rauh, a finance professor at Stanford, opened his graduate course on the finance of retirement to the masses.

Arts

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After the positive response from attendees in previous years, the Boston Book Festival was extended to three days this year.

The insider’s guide to the Boston Book Festival

The fifth annual festival is Thursday through Saturday and will feature a range of authors and book discussions.

Globe Insiders

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Your Town by the Numbers

Curious how your community compares with neighboring cities and towns? The Globe’s Matt Carroll offers community-by-community comparisons in vital categories.

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Magazine

The cover for the October 13 2013 issue

Oct 13, 2013

Why is it so hard to find a doctor?

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Oct 6, 2013

Into the woods

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Sep 29, 2013

Becoming Bostonian

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Sep 22, 2013

Do we still trust Bill Belichick?

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