Donald Trump tweeted that the plane he saw on television was carrying hostages freed from Iran, not a flight with money for Tehran.
Did Melania Trump break immigration law?A former modeling agent has offered the most detailed description yet of how the wife of the GOP nominee came into the country.
Former CIA official openly backs Hillary ClintonA former acting director of the nation?s foreign intelligence service has endorsed the Democratic nominee.
The officer was responding to a call with the cruiser?s lights and siren on when an alleged drunken driver struck the vehicle.
Struggle may have been a misunderstanding ? or something worseA man walked through an unlocked front door in Weston, triggering a confrontation with a Spanish-speaking woman.
Newton construction worker falls into cement mixerFirefighters embarked on a grueling, two-hour rescue to save the 22-year-old worker.
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The buzz at the Fairmont Copley Plaza is a new wing for the tiniest of guests: bees.
George Zimmerman assaulted after boasting about killing teenZimmerman allegedly introduced himself as ?you know, that guy who killed Trayvon Martin??
Stalled veterans housing project pushes forwardThe Brighton Marine Health Center and WinnCompanies filed new plans to put a 102-unit apartment building on the Comm. Ave. site.
In sign of confidence, employers added 255,000 jobs in JulyMore Americans launched job searches, and nearly all were hired, leaving the unemployment rate unchanged.
Former FBI agent to be sentenced for lying at Bulger?s trialProsecutors and the defense have both urged the US District judge to accept a plea agreement.
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Police received reports the alligator had been living at the Main Street home for 26 years.
Boxer charged with sexually assaulting 2 waitresses in Rio?s Olympic VillageThe Moroccan athlete will be jailed for a period of 15 days while police conduct a rape investigation.
Ready or not, Rio Olympics reach the starting lineOrganizers faced daunting challenges, but a last-minute rush seems to have everything in place.
Is there a ?sorrier? bus stop out there? Send us your pickWith the 64 bus stop in Allston out of the running for a quirky national contest, we want to find out if passengers think there?s a worse place to wait for a ride.
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The message she sends is comforting: I?m here for you, no matter what.
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Here comes the Downtown Crossing neighborhoodWhat kind of neighborhood is downtrodden downtown on the verge of becoming?
Spooky World-style event setting up shop on war shipRescue came from an unlikely source: a 720-foot long war ship-turned-museum, docked at the former Fore River Shipyard in Quincy.
Examiner | Globe Magazine
Fascinating facts about August?s Perseids meteor showers The annual show shines especially brightly this year thanks to Jupiter.
THINGS TO DO
The Weekender: Bowie, Buress, and the Olympic GamesEverything fun to do this weekend in Boston and beyond.
Love Letters
Should she block his number?How should I handle this final breakup without potentially worsening the situation?
ABC wants ?Bachelor? and ?Bachelorette? to feature more non-white contestantsABC Entertainment?s president said she wants to increase diversity at the network, namely on these reality shows.
Opinion | Joseph E. Stiglitz
Trump and the damage doneDonald Trump?s success has raised the question: Can the United States be trusted in the long run?
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.
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Residents expressed mixed feelings about the cost and security of the Games, while holding out hope they will bring joy to a nation facing economic and political crises.
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Viewers can find any bit of competition they want on a network, app, or website.
Dr. Constable?s base was Mass. General, but his influence was felt in remote villages around the world.
Drip by drip, the scandals are drowning Donald Trump. He shouldn?t be merely surviving; he should be winning.
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According to the National Insurance Crime Bureau?s annual ?Hot Wheels? report.
Television news showed the bus, resembling a goliath bug, edging forward down tracks while two cars nestled side by side underneath.
Facebook has been working to maintain the integrity of the news feed to keep users happy and spending as much time on Facebook as possible.
One of the most anticipated video games ever arrives on Tuesday, and some gamers are bound to be at least a little disappointed.
A look at what?s up with documentaries.
Each photograph in Roberto Sanchez?s Instagram gallery resembles a short film sequence.
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The summer of Donald Trump?s self-inflicted woundsFor now, Democrats appear to be holding their fire as long as Trump wants to keep shooting himself in the foot.
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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In Maine, Trump takes aim at Somali refugees
Trump and the damage done
Downtown Crossing is Boston?s newest residential neighborhood
6-foot-long alligator removed from backyard in West Springfield
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