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Hillary Clinton became the first woman in America?s history to accept the presidential nomination from a major political party on Thursday.
Convention focused on fixing Hillary Clinton trust deficitThe campaign has tried to persuade people of the candidate?s trustworthiness by emphasizing her decades of work on family issues.
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Clinton?s risky embrace of ObamaIf there is one area where Clinton should separate from Obama, it?s on his disastrous war against ISIS.
Sketching out the DNC in Philadelphia Globe editorial cartoonist Dan Wasserman went to the drawing board on the final night of the Democratic National Convention.
Things to Do
The Weekender: Bourne, the Bard, and flying nanniesEverything fun to do this weekend in Boston and beyond.
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As the clock winds down on this legislative session, one of the unresolved issues is how to regulate ride-sharing services.
The man who turned the Christmas Tree Shops into a destination dies at 79Charles Bilezikian expanded the Christmas Tree Shops into a chain and turned the stores into a Cape Cod destination.
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Jerod Mayo brings a new voice to ?Quick Slants?Mayo has replaced Kay Adams, who left for a new program on the NFL Network.
BEN VOLIN I ON FOOTBALL
Tom Brady quietly goes about his businessFor the first 11 of 16 practice periods, the Patriots were still Brady?s team.
Officers rally in Somerville over Black Lives Matter bannerMore than 100 police officers rallied in Somerville Thursday night to oppose a Black Lives Matter banner hanging outside City Hall.
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The president of Suffolk University said Thursday she was unfairly fired by the Board of Trustees and plans to fight it.
Natural gas plan worries WeymouthWeymouth unites in opposition to a natural gas compressor station proposed by Spectra Energy for the Fore River.
Judge deals setback for tribe?s casino planA judge said the US Interior Department ?lacked the authority? to designate a swath of land in Taunton as a reservation.
Where to get your Harry Potter on this weekendLots of local places are gearing up for celebrations around ?Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.?
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movies
Of course Donald Trump loves ?Citizen Kane.? He thinks it?s about him.
EDITORIAL
Wider access to hepatitis C drugs is humane and pragmaticBy making it easier for MassHealth enrollees to receive breakthrough hepatitis C drugs, the state will reduce suffering and save money.
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Some legislators and powerful gun groups have decried Maura Healey?s effort as an overreach and an incorrect reading of the law.
SCOT LEHIGH
The challenge for Clinton as she accepts the nomination Voters don?t trust Clinton, so she needs to find a way to win without that trust.
Private schools, painful secrets
The unexpected price of reporting abuse: retaliationThe Globe found 15 instances of retaliation at New England private schools against students or employees who raised concerns about sexual abuse by staffers.
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.
Democrats met in Philadelphia for their national convention.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
David Price is on the mound for the Red Sox to begin an 11-game West Coast road trip.
Governor Charlie Baker nominated two Superior Court justices and two people from the attorney general?s office Wednesday.
The bill, backed by Common Cause, would crack down on a fundraising method used by the GOP.
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The goal is to use the data on pedestrian movement patterns to improve demand prediction models and develop more effective routes.
Nusra has been the Al Qaeda branch in Syria and one of the most powerful armed groups fighting the government.
The last time the agency reported a negative number in retail sales was in March 2013, when year-over-year tax collections fell by a similar amount.
Mary Baker Eddy and Victoria Woodhull argued over whether marriage was a threat to women?s equality.
Arts doyenne Joyce Kulhawik is lending her support to an effort to create a new performing arts complex.
ground game
Ground Game: Obama, Trump, and the ?other? factorEight years after President Obama was the ?other,? there?s suddenly a new kind of ?other? ? a super rich celebrity.
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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