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Tribe says it has approval for Vineyard casino

After receiving federal approval, the Wampanoag Tribe of Aquinnah pledged to build a casino on its tribal land on Martha’s Vineyard.

Ortiz to recommend penalty this week in Tsarnaev case

US Attorney Carmen Ortiz will suggest a punishment to US Attorney General Eric Holder, who has until Jan. 31 to decide on seeking the death penalty.

A woman in Leyte, Philippines, weeped as she carried a child to a military aircraft to evacuate the area, which was devastated by Typhoon Haiyan.

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In Philippines, aid still hard to come by in hardest-hit areas

Although it has been days since a deadly typhoon struck, few people in some of the most devastated areas have received any help.

Cofounder Gerry Elovitz, long known as Jerry Ellis, plans to close all his Building #19 stores, including Weymouth’s (above).

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Building #19 owner looks back, ahead

Cofounder Gerry Elovitz, long known as Jerry Ellis, reflects on the discount retailer’s beginnings, bankruptcy, and what the future holds.

New World Trade Center tower named tallest US building

With its needle, New York’s 1 World Trade Center is taller than Chicago’s Willis Tower, a panel of architects announced.

Walsh creates website to track transition — and apply for jobs

The website will serve as a conduit for those who want to join mayor-elect Martin Walsh on his transition team or work with him at City Hall.

Upscale restaurants can’t find workers

Despite the high unemployment rate, facilities are scrambling to fill high-skilled positions and part-time shifts.

O’Malley stresses work for the poor

Cardinal Sean O’Malley said the church is often seen as more engaged in “culture war” issues than in caring for the impoverished.

Opinion

PAUL MCMORROW

Citizens United comes to local races

A mayoral campaign that began with direct appeals to voters in neighborhoods finished with a flood of uncontrolled, untraceable outside money.

Globe exclusives

Fit entrepreneurs like Andrew Bachman are common on the Boston tech scene.

Boston tech goes over to buff side

Kevin Cullen

At home, but still at war

Astrid Franco and Jessica Khokhlan attend UMass Boston.

When mom, dad won’t let go

The Douro River and its valley are the incubator for the fortified wine named for Porto, a modern port city dating to the fourth century.

Porto’s sophisticated new edge

Ted Cruz celebrated Republican victories across the country at Harvard Law School in November 1994. He marked off George W. Bush’s win in the Texas governor’s race.

From Sunday’s Globe

Harvard outsider became Tea Party hero

Navigating high holidays of food shopping

Dr. John Snyder, examining 4-month-old Jacob at Amherst Pediatrics, is fighting to convince parents that their children need to be vaccinated.

Health

Parents refusing vaccines

Q&A

Targeting Boston’s biggest ‘jerks’ in a new book

Nael Nacer (left) and Brandon Whitehead in Boston Playwrights Theatre’s production of “Windowmen.”

Stage Review

Playing the fish market in ‘Windowmen’

In Dawit L. Petros’s video “Notations for a New Pan Africanism,” he carries four painted barellas through four Boston neighborhoods.

Art Review

Displacement in a theoretical world

Tom Brady, right, and the Patriots went 7-2 in their first nine games.

On Football

Patriots’ bye week report card

Dan Shaughnessy

Belichick, Brady should be next to get statues

Sports

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On Basketball

Jordan Crawford was masterful in Monday night’s 120-105 win over the Magic at TD Garden, running the Celtics offense.

Celtics’ Jordan Crawford shedding selfish tag

Crawford has embraced his role as a point guard and is transforming his game at the most opportune time for himself and the Celtics.

Metro

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The Veterans Day parade passed Boston Common as Francesca and Isabella Cohoon watched.

Military veterans feted in State House, at parades

Top state officials attended a Beacon Hill ceremony marking Veterans Day, and later, Boston held its annual Veterans Day parade.

Columnists

Martin Walsh took a break from campaigning inside a North End cafe Sept. 18.

farah stockman

Change in the win