Bills 16, Patriots 0
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Jaboby Brissett and the Patriots were backed up right from the start, and Tyrod Taylor and the Bills made them pay.
Ben Volin | Instant Analysis
Everything went wrong, and Patriots came crashing back to earthPenalties, missed tackles, and a host of other problems doomed New England in a loss to Buffalo.
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Some private schools, including Brooks School, allegedly concealed accusations of sexual abuse against educators who left under a cloud.
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BB&N didn?t intervene in a teacher?s move to Lexington High School, despite claims he touched students inappropriately.
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A total of 31 former St. George?s students say that a then-trainer at the school harassed, groped, or raped them.
Private schools, painful secrets
The Spotlight Team identified 31 private school educators who found work at other schools or other settings with children after accusations of sexual misconduct.
Union Square developers pitch urban marketplaceA little patch off Somerville Avenue could feature dozens of micro-sized retail spaces overlooking a courtyard with outdoor seating and trees.
US wins the Ryder Cup
US silences Europe to win Ryder Cup Patrick Reed beat Rory McIlroy in the first singles match Sunday and the Americans were on their way.
Music Review
Green Day?s punk potency at the House of BluesThe band, now in existence for three decades, nestled newer material well with older songs at Saturday?s concert.
Pugsley the corpse flower has bloomed and is on display Sunday and Monday.
Names
John Cena wouldn?t mind at all being Kelly Ripa?s cohostThe WWE wrestler has his eye on the empty chair on ?Live With Kelly.?
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Did Rudy Giuliani really mean Hillary Clinton is less able to lead because she?s female? And that ?everybody? cheats?
The announcement was made during a special ceremony to honor the retiring star before Sunday?s game.
Commissioner: ?Entirely possible? David Ortiz did not test positive in 2003 Rob Manfred said inclusion on a preliminary drug list doesn?t mean Ortiz used a banned substance.
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The Red Sox gave the star slugger a proper farewell at Fenway Park Sunday for his last regular season game.
?David Ortiz? made another appearance on ?SNL? to talk about his final game at Yankee Stadium and his future ?endorsements.?
Red Sox had chance to reverse Drew Pomeranz tradeBaseball commissioner Rob Manfred disclosed the news Sunday at Fenway Park.
america on edge
A Florida city that?s voting with fearLurking beneath Boca Raton?s sun-kissed beauty is a layer of anger directed at Muslims, the sort of fear and resentment that Donald Trump exploits in his divisive bid for president.
Names
Peter Berg enlists Oscar winners to compose music for ?Patriots Day?Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross won for their soundtrack to ?The Social Network?
Opinion | Jeffrey D. Sachs
Facing up to income inequality Income inequality in developed nations like the Unites States is not an inevitability of modern global economics, but a political choice.
OPINION | JANET NAPOLITANO
It?s time to free speech on campus againChallenging students to encounter controversial material prepares them to be resilient for the rest of their lives.
The desperate and the dead
The broken covenantBehind the fragmented state of mental health care lies a political system failure that spans decades ? and continues.
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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Big Picture
Red Sox slugger David Oritz closes out his regular season career this weekend at Fenway Park.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
The Patriots coach was seen throwing down his tablet on the sideline in the first quarter Sunday.
The official verdict from MassDOT: Do. Not. Stop.
Shoplifters steal pricey golf clubs and considerably stranger things, and other odd tales from local police blotters.
The race in Florida could be influenced by reports that Trump violated the US embargo against Cuba.
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This 5-passenger midsize wagon thrives in all seasons, showing the kind of pluck we?d like to think is our birthright.
Prime Minister Theresa May on Sunday will unveil her most detailed plan yet for the UK?s withdrawal from the European Union.
Michelle Posage works with pets that suffer from aggression, obsessive behavior, and other problems that can make an owner miserable.
Baez looks back on a life in folk singing that started in Cambridge in the 1950s.
Seeing Vienna through Mozart?s eyes is a way to explore almost every aspect of the city.
Ground Game
Are these the most irrelevant VP picks in modern history?The VP debate Tuesday could carry the same impact that Mike Pence and Tim Kaine have brought to their tickets: inconsequential.
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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Bottle flipping becomes the rage with middle schoolers
Teachers accused of sexual misconduct often find new posts
Giuliani says Trump is better for the US ?than a woman?
Gary Washburn: This may be the year Danny Ainge has been waiting for
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