Kevin Cullen
Deporting Pearse McDermott does not punish someone who cynically beat the system.
Fond memories of Elie Wiesel in BostonThe Nobel laureate and concentration camp survivor made an impact on those he met at BU and elsewhere.
Human rights activist Elie Wiesel dies at 87Wiesel, a professor at BU for decades, was an unflinching witness to the Holocaust?s crimes against humanity.
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The concentration of medical marijuana approvals in the hands of a few physicians is a story of both opportunity and fear.
Skinner, Inc.
Ty Burr
Happy birthday, America! The Fourth of July means more than you may realize.
Yvonne Abraham
Don?t run from unionsThe prosecution of City Hall employees might make some officials reluctant to promote union labor.
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Kevin Paul Dupont | On Second Thought
The Tour de France is taking this tricked-out bike thing quite seriously.
The boy was dragged and trampled to death after the animal apparently ?got spooked,? his mother said.
An Orleans man drowned as he was fishing for lobsters in Sandwich, the Cape and Islands District Attorney?s Office said.
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The forward/center agreed to a four-year deal with Boston.
GARY WASHBURN | ON BASKETBALL
It?s a landmark day for CelticsThe addition of Al Horford helps the franchise erase the stigma of being unable to attract a major free agent.
Celtics strike in free agency, agree to deal with Al HorfordThe addition of the former Hawks center represents one of the biggest free-agent signings in team history.
Tom Brady is helping the Celtics recruit Kevin Durant to BostonA league source verified that Brady was part of the pitch. The Celtics meeting with Durant ended just before 7 p.m. Saturday.
Angels 21, Red Sox 2
The rout was on at Fenway even before the 11-run seventh inning.
On the Job
Junk cars drive his business?The junkyard business is a litmus test for the economy, and right now I think we?re headed for a real downfall,? John Carroll of JP Carroll?s Auto Parts says.
LENNY MEGLIOLA
Back in the game and playing hardIn remission from leukemia, 8-year-old Brady Wein of Framingham is an inspiration.
Beverly Beckham
When Germany invaded Belgium, artist Andrée de Jongh set out on a path of resistance.
After voters rejected a tax hike for a new turf field at Hull High, the town Boosters Club took on the daunting task of raising $1.8 million.
UP CLOSE
Preserving a 200-year-old flag for Ross PerotA rare 29-star flag that once flew on the USS Constitution, and is owned by billionaire H. Ross Perot, is being conserved in Andover.
IDEAS | Carly Carioli
Did the Star-Spangled Banner land Stravinsky in jail?Boston police kept tabs on a modern composer in Symphony Hall.
The state?s plan to close psychiatric hospitals has had unintended consequences.
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.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
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A look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month.
Good things were expected for the 1977 Red Sox.
Imagine abstaining from food and drink for about 17 hours a day. That?s what many of our Muslim neighbors are doing.
Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch conceded her meeting with Bill Clinton had cast a shadow over a federal investigation.
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An analysis of five years of data by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety shows more drivers die on July 4 than any other day of the year.
The measure would have given a wide range of special protections only to those who oppose same-sex marriage.
Nathan?s Famous may be in the hot dog business, but for decades they?ve been peddling a whopper.
Award-winning garden writer Carol Stocker answers readers? questions about hefty hydrangeas and not-so-promising peonies.
Jesse Williams? BET speech electrified and motivated the internet as well as a Pulitzer Prize-winning writer.
Ground Game
How 2016 could look a lot like Dukakis ?88In the summer of 1988, former Massachusetts governor Michael Dukakis was up by 17 points, and he lost badly.
Design New England
?This is home?Keith Leblanc and Kelly Monnahan create a haven for themselves, family, and friends in the piney hills of outer Cape Cod.
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Big man Al Horford, Celtics agree to deal
Why Trump is in trouble
The Al Horford deal marks a landmark day for Celtics
Angels supply fireworks in 21-2 rout of Red Sox
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