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An entrance of the airport in Istanbul after the explosions.

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Paramedics pushed a stretcher at the airport.

TURKEY SLIDER1 Security blocks the road towards Turkey's largest airport, Istanbul Ataturk, Turkey, June 28, 2016. REUTERS/Osman Orsal

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Security blocked the road towards Istanbul?s Ataturk airport.

TURKEY SLIDER1 Ambulance cars arrive at Turkey's largest airport, Istanbul Ataturk, Turkey, following a blast June 28, 2016. REUTERS/Osman Orsal

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Ambulance cars arrived at Turkey's largest airport.

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Ambulance cars arrived at the airport.

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At least 28 killed after explosions rock Istanbul airport

Two explosions have rocked Istanbul?s Ataturk airport, killing at least 28 people and wounding around 60 others.

Reports from the scene of explosions at Turkish airport

Two explosions and several gunshots were reported at Istanbul?s Ataturk airport Tuesday.

Uber legislation creates windfall for lobbyists

Beacon Hill lobbyists have scooped up more than $1.4 million in fees working on legislation regulating ride-for-hire firms.

New J.K. Rowling story set in Massachusetts

Have you ever thought to yourself, the Harry Potter series is great, but it would be so much better if it were set in Massachusetts? If so, it?s your lucky day.

Pretty Things brewers make surprise comeback ? in Scotland

Six months after shutting down, the Pretty Things Beer & Ale Project is back with a new UK-only brew.

Reversing course, ?Mein Kampf? publisher will support Holocaust survivors

In the end, Adolf Hitler?s tome of hate will bend to an act of love.

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After LaconiaFest ends early, where did the money go?

The city of Laconia, N.H. is owed more than $60,000 by festival organizers despite a paltry turnout.

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?American Idol? singer was struck by a van in Chelsea

John Stevens says he was hit while out jogging, and now suffers from deafness in his right ear.

James Scoville was brought into the prisoners' dock for his arraignment. — Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff

Alleged drunk driver ?devastated,? parents say

Paul and Judy Scoville spoke about their son before his arraignment for motor vehicle homicide in a fatal I-93 crash that killed a highway worker.

Creating a classic N.E. clambake, without the beach

It takes 20 pounds of seaweed, 10 lobsters, 1 very hot fire, and zero sand.

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Leonard Nimoy?s son talks his dad, Shatner at Spock doc screening

Director Adam Nimoy had a lot to say about his father at the screening of ?For the Love of Spock.?

Patience is a perk for Danny Ainge, one that few of his counterparts around the NBA have. — charles krupa/AP

CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

We?re still waiting for Ainge to take his next big shot

The Celtics are not undergoing the lengthy rebuild expected after 2013, so the time is getting ripe for a major move.

Chang taps former BLS headmaster as school?s interim leader

The move is aimed at healing divisions over allegations of racial discrimination this year.

Dog rouses family during house fire in Needham

A mother, father, and two young children made it out ? and so did the dog.

Mass. bill to close gender pay gap picks up steam

House Speaker Robert DeLeo signaled his support for the legislation, less than five weeks before the end of the formal session.

Mass. could soon vote on a second slots parlor

The question could lead to a slots parlor near Suffolk Downs racetrack.

Leominster man allegedly threatened to make factory ?look like Orlando?

A Leominster man is facing charges that he threatened to shoot his co-workers.

Researchers were surprised to find that the germs on the T aren?t any worse than what you would be exposed to in a hand shake. — Brian Feulner for the Boston Globe

No need to freak out about germs on the T

It turns out that the germs you come across on the MBTA aren?t any worse than those in a hand shake.

House GOP report faults Obama administration on Benghazi

The report faulted the Obama administration for what they said was a slow response to help Americans under attack in 2012.

Trump to host Boston fund-raiser

Donald Trump will hold a fund-raiser in the Financial District Wednesday as part of a daylong campaign trip in New England.

Opinion & Ideas

OPINiON | CHARLES CHIEPPO

In balancing the budget, Baker and legislators need to think long-term

It will take a combination of solutions to solve the state?s fiscal problems over the long term.

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Families in fear

The state?s plan to close psychiatric hospitals has had unintended consequences.

The story behind 'Spotlight'

Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight?

?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.

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Fight for Peace academy

For many young residents, the academy offers a glimpse of an alternative to the drug gangs near Rio de Janeiro?s airport.

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Legendary University of Tennessee women?s basketball coach Pat Summitt won 1,098 games.

Tennessee coaching legend Pat Summitt dies at 64

The Fourth finale that no one wants to see

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Books can make good TV. Just ask ?Game of Thrones?

Stuffed alligator toy found in Conn. River in Suffield, Conn., gave residents quite a fright.

That alligator in the Conn. River? It was a stuffed animal

Fluff for sale at the annual Fluff festival,

Wanted: Assistant marshmallow party coordinator

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BOSTON, MA - 1/21/2016:FOR SALE... Boston University, The Citgo sign, that lighted icon of Kenmore Square, is for sale. Boston Universitycq has hired a broker to sell several properties in Kenmore, including the building that houses the Barnes & Noblecq bookstore and holds up the famous Citgo sign, according to a report on BU's marketing website. In all, the university is moving to sell 334,000cq square feet of commercial space across ninecq buildings on Beacon Street, Commonwealth Avenue, and Deerfield Street. The properties house Barnes & Noble, Bertucci's restaurant, Cornwall pub, and other tenants. In putting the buildings on the market, BU is seeking to cash in on Boston's hot commercial real estate market. We want to promote development that makes Kenmore Square an even more vibrant part of the city and gateway to the BU campus, university president Robert A. Browncq said. That goal will be the guiding principle as we consider all the options available to us. The real estate firm Newmark Grubb Knight Frank will market the buildings. (David L Ryan/Globe Staff Photo) SECTION: BUSINESSS TOPIC 22citgo

Move afoot to safeguard the Citgo Sign

Attorney General Maura Healey sought the court orders, which were granted by a Superior Court judge last week.

Healey targets nonprofits in questionable property deals

A federally funded watchdog group called on Governor Charlie Baker to transfer control of Bridgewater State Hospital from the Department of Correction to the Department of Mental Health.

Group blasts Bridgewater State after patient suicide

Commuters walked along a crowded South Station platform. The proposed South Coast rail line to New Bedford and Fall River would terminate there.

South Coast rail could cost $1b more than estimated

The Desperate and the Dead | Part 1

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12-22-99:Boston:Celtics' legends, (left to right), Bill Russell, Bob Cousy,John Havlecek, K.C. Jones, and Tom Heinsohn wave to the crowd at the conslusion of the halftime ceremonies regarding the last game on the parquet floor. Library Tag 12231999 Sports

Cousy doubts that Kevin Durant can be sold on Celtics lore

Hall of Famer Bob Cousy isn?t convinced that history should be emphasized in courting the star free agent.

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Pope Francis talks to journalists during a press conference he held on board the airplane on his way back to the Vatican, at the end of three-day visit to Armenia, Sunday, June 26, 2016. (Tiziana Fabi/Pool photo via AP)

Gay Catholics laud pope?s remarks, but say words are insufficient

While celebrating Pope Francis? remarks, gay Catholic leaders in Boston insist the church must change its teachings.

Politics

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Donald Trump headed to Maine Wednesday

The presumptive Republican nominee will make an appearance in Bangor.

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An established star such as Kevin Durant or P.K. Subban is what the Celtics and Bruins could really use.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Celtics and Bruins should go big or go home

Pádraig Schaler before he was knocked off his bicycle in Brewster in 2013.

KEVIN CULLEN

Not giving up on people with brain injuries

Bob McDonnell, formerly Virginia?s governor, spoke outside the Supreme Court in April.

DANTE RAMOS

Despite court decision, corruption is still illegal

Abortion rights activists hold placards and chant outside of the US Supreme Court ahead of a ruling on abortion clinic restrictions on June 27, 2016 in Washington, DC. In a case with far-reaching implications for millions of women across the United States, the court ruled 5-3 to strike down measures which activists say have forced more than half of Texas's abortion clinics to close. / AFP / MANDEL NGAN (Photo credit should read MANDEL NGAN/AFP/Getty Images)

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Supreme Court ruling is no guarantee of abortion rights

A Union flag is seen flapping in the wind in front of one of the faces of the Great Clock atop the landmark Elizabeth Tower that houses Big Ben at the Houses of Parliament in London on June 27, 2016. Top Brexit campaigner Boris Johnson sought Monday to build bridges with Europe and with defeated Britons who voted to remain in the EU in last week's historic referendum. London stocks sank more than 0.8 percent in opening deals on Monday, despite attempts by finance minister George Osborne to calm jitters after last week's shock Brexit vote. / AFP / JUSTIN TALLIS (Photo credit should read JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP/Getty Images)

MICHAEL A. COHEN

Blame the voters for Brexit

The former Metropolitan State Hospital was one of a number of such facilities shut down by the state.

Adrian Walker

State senator?s ideas could save lives

Emily Kadar, right, and Debra Cooper participate in a rally to condemn Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's remarks about women and abortion, Thursday, March 31, 2016, in New York. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)

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Women voters can send a message to Trump

Bob Ryan

Coming to the defense of LeBron James

JEFF JACOBY

Why is the FDA stockpiling military weapons?

Otto Gallotto, President of the Haymarket Pushcart Association, sells fruit at Haymarket earlier this month.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Haymarket?s last stand

22winthrop- Info from Reporter: The race is on for the right to build the tallest building in downtown Boston. Six major developers filed proposals Thursday for towers they want to put on the site of the Winthrop Square Garage, filling the sky above a tiny park in the heart of the Financial District with an array of condos, apartments, office space, and hotel rooms. (Accordia Partners, LLC.)

DANTE RAMOS

Affordable housing, cool architecture, or something else?

Here in the City of Good Neighbors, last we checked, they?ve gone 0-for-ever along the parade route.

KEVIN PAUL DUPONT | ON SECOND THOUGHT

It?s Buffalo?s turn to end the sports agony

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Aedes aegypti mosquitoes are seen inside Oxitec laboratory in Campinas, Brazil, February 2, 2016. REUTERS/Paulo Whitaker/File Photo

Uber legislation creates windfall for lobbyists

Pretty Things brewers make surprise comeback ? in Scotland

?American Idol? singer was struck by a van in Chelsea

Alleged drunk driver ?devastated,? parents say

We?re still waiting for Ainge to take his next big shot

No need to freak out about germs on the T

House GOP report faults Obama administration on Benghazi

Families in fear

Fight for Peace academy

Globe must-reads

Tennessee coaching legend Pat Summitt dies at 64

The Fourth finale that no one wants to see

critic?s corner

Books can make good TV. Just ask ?Game of Thrones?

That alligator in the Conn. River? It was a stuffed animal

Wanted: Assistant marshmallow party coordinator

HOME OF THE WEEK

A condo in a late poet?s home is full of surprises

What a view, New England!

Move afoot to safeguard the Citgo Sign

Healey targets nonprofits in questionable property deals

Group blasts Bridgewater State after patient suicide

South Coast rail could cost $1b more than estimated

The Desperate and the Dead | Part 1

Families in fear

Cousy doubts that Kevin Durant can be sold on Celtics lore

Gay Catholics laud pope?s remarks, but say words are insufficient

Donald Trump headed to Maine Wednesday

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Senate Democrats block GOP?s Zika funding bill

Boston housing market stays hot in May

Paul Simon spans his career in show at Blue Hills Bank Pavilion

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Snowball shows that birds can synch to a beat

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