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GOP candidates make pitch in New Hampshire forum

Republican presidential candidates John Kasich, left, Ben Carson, third from left, Lindsey Graham, George Pataki, Carly Fiorina, Chris Christie, Bobby Jindal, Rick Perry, Scott Walker, Rick Santorum and Jeb Bush speak among themselves after a forum Monday, Aug. 3, 2015, in Manchester, N.H. Second from left is Saint Anselm College president Steven DiSalvo. (AP Photo/Jim Cole) — Jim Cole/Associated Press

A parade of Republican hopefuls looked for ways to distinguish themselves in a historically large field on Monday night.

Authorities were at the scene of the tent collapse in Lancaster, N.H. — Sebastian Fuentes via AP

Two are killed, 22 injured in N.H. tent collapse

The circus tent, with up to 250 people inside, collapsed in a strong storm in Lancaster, N.H., authorities said.

Boston to examine use of police body cameras

A proposal to equip Boston police with body cameras will get a public airing Wednesday, but city officials are cautious.

In Cambridge, taxi drivers are told: ?You?re the minority?

About two dozen taxi drivers snarled traffic, honked horns, and demonstrated outside Cambridge City Hall on Monday.

New Bedford, MA - 7/31/2015: Mayor Jon Mitchell rides on the Harbor Masters Boat in New Bedford, MA on July 31, 2015. (Harrison Hill for The Boston Globe) — Harrison Hill for The Boston Globe

After setbacks, New Bedford eyes other projects

Plans for a wind farm, casino, and Olympic sailing have fallen through, and officials are considering less glamorous improvements.

Argument allegedly turned violent for trooper, girlfriend

State Police Trooper Corey Benoit is facing domestic violence charges and was ordered held pending a dangerousness hearing.

Brazen daylight shooting injures 3 in Roxbury

A man, his sister, and another woman were in a car on Academy Terrace when a man walked up and opened fire.

Hernandez allegedly had ?sexually explicit? relationship with tipster

Prosecutors are seeking to discredit the claims of the woman at the center of an effort to disqualify a juror.

Foxboro--07/30/15 The New England Patriots held their first day of training camp at the practice filed next to Gillette Stadium. Tom Brady wipes his head during the sweltering practice. Globe staff photo by John Tlumacki(sports) — John Tlumacki/Globe Staff

BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL

NFL has been out of bounds in its dealings with Patriots

Tom Brady and the Patriots have made missteps, but the league?s actions appear to be petty and vindictive.

Critic?s notebook

Jon Stewart?s game-changing legacy

The Stewart Effect will survive long after Jon Stewart has moved on.

Parody Harvard Crimson editorial endorses Donald Trump

The Crimson denies any connection to the parody editorial, which seems to be courtesy of the Harvard Lampoon.

Diver in Ireland discovers note in a bottle from Nantucket

Rory Golden was returning from an annual diving trip off of the coast of Ireland when he saw the bottle bobbing in the water.

Edward Wagner relaxed at Walden Pond, where parking fees have gone up to $8 from $5. — Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff

In Boston, it costs more to have fun

The price of recreation and leisure activities here has seen an increase while such costs in the country as a whole dropped.

Servicemen go the distance for charity in grueling triathlon

Four Navy SEALs and a Coast Guardsman began their fund-raiser for Camp Sunshine by running down Mount Washington.

Baker plans ?thank you? weekend for top fund-raisers at Cape resort

The two-day invite-only golf retreat includes a wine tasting, cocktail hour, and clambake.

As Fla. governor, Jeb Bush asked George W. Bush for stronger state powers

The governor offered nine pages of advice on how to use the power of the Oval Office to in relations with the states.

Hojoko opening at The Verb Hotel

The highly anticipated Fenway venture from Tim and Nancy Cushman is a ?rock and roll izakaya,? they say, with a menu of dishes under $10.

French report documented crashes of plane type in Milwaukee crash

French authorities released a report last year documenting crashes involving the same type of plane that crashed last week, killing a Wenham father and daughter.

Ground Game

Who?s on top in the race for the GOP nomination?

The Boston Globe has revised its rankings of the top 10 Republican presidential candidates in New Hampshire.

Opinion

JOAN VENNOCHI

Joe Biden?s case for Joe Biden

Who is a better antidote to the guarded Hillary Clinton and the safe campaign she is trying to run?

The Big Picture

A cyclist crossed a bridge in Christian A. Herter Park on the Charles River. — Lane Turner/Globe Staff

Globe photos of the month: July, 2015

Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month including the Fourth of July celebration.

BetaBoston

After car hack, Internet of Things looks riskier

The revelation that hackers could remotely seize control of 1 million Chrysler automobiles delivers a stark warning.

Crux

US Catholic bishops take on Donald Trump

Trump?s comments about illegal immigrants from Mexico has riled US bishops

Globe must-reads

DraftKings cofounders (from left) Jason Robins, Paul Liberman, and Matt Kalish say their company is not in the gambling business.

Uncertain line between fantasy sports, gambling

Twenty years ago, Dr. Carolyn M. Kaelin became founding director of Comprehensive Breast Health Center at Brigham and Women?s, the youngest woman to hold a post of that distinction at a top Harvard teaching hospital.

An inspiration as both surgeon, patient

MUSIC

Nelsons extends BSO contract

Hitchhiking robot HitchBOT in Marblehead on July 17.

HitchBOT robot destroyed at age 2

Our kids? friendships, our friendships

Dorothy Fisher has lived across the street from Puddingstone Park, the site of last week?s deadly shooting, for 60 years.

Routine life a struggle in area pierced by gunfire

Red Sox fans and the media won?t have Larry Lucchino to kick around anymore.

Dan Shaughnessy

And then there were two

Joseph and Anna Trustey, together on the day of her school prom in April, were killed in a plane crash Wednesday.

Father, daughter both drew the world close

Some believe Tom Brady has a compelling argument and a chance to have his suspension vacated; others believe he has no shot.

Brady?s fight won?t be easy, specialists say

While some retailers started back-to-school specials as early as June, those pencils, backpacks and other supplies are likely to be even cheaper in the late summer.

Calendar isn?t fixed for back-to-school sales

Rich Turner, 53, said it took nearly nine months before the medical examiner?s office finalized a death certificate for his husband.

Help for medical examiners

Travis Roy counts being on this deck overlooking Malletts Bay as one of his joys.

KEVIN CULLEN

Travis Roy has led a purposeful life

Sports

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New England Patriots strong safety Jordan Richards slaps hands with fans during an NFL football training camp in Foxborough, Mass., Friday, July 31, 2015. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa)

Jordan Richards picking up Patriots defense

The rookie out of Stanford has been impressive early on at training camp.

Metro

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Cardinal Sean O'Malley prayed at Boston Common during the annual anti-abortion rally.

Cardinal wants funding to Planned Parenthood cut

Cardinal Sean O?Malley accused the organization of a ?willingness to traffic in fetal tissue from abortions.?

Politics

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Senator Elizabeth Warren said Sunday night that she plans to support the Iran nuclear deal.

Elizabeth Warren says she?ll back Iran nuclear deal

The senator offered her most explicit comments yet on the controversial agreement.

Columnists

JOAN VENNOCHI

Joe Biden?s case for Joe Biden

DANTE RAMOS

Jeb goes out on a limb for Polk

Alex Beam

Save the awards for the living

ADRIAN WALKER

The woman behind Mission Main?s turnaround

The US and Puerto Rican flags flew in Old San Juan.

John E. Sununu

Puerto Rico must remake its finances