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Democrats are expanding into new territory, trying to claim victory in states that they have not carried in decades.
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Trump will win ? but not necessarily the White HouseAt the end of this long and bitter election, Donald Trump will almost certainly find a way to win. That doesn?t mean he?s going to become president.
For months, a comedic duo trolled the campaign trailThe campaign outbursts and pranks of Jason Selvig and Davram Stiefler were for the Netflix movie ?Undecided.?
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Director Ava DuVernay presents the case that our current system of mass incarceration is a direct, Constitutionally enabled descendent of slavery.
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Yes, this wine bottle has Internet accessBoston startup Kuvée thinks it?s time to modernize the way we store and serve wine.
These might be the most Boston Halloween costumes everAfter plumbing some of the city?s biggest stories, we?ve compiled a few Hub-inspired options.
Women plan a yoga pants parade after man says women over 20 shouldn?t wear themWomen clad in yoga pants plan to parade through a coastal Rhode Island town in protest of a man who says the outfits look tacky and ridiculous.
Dinner With Cupid
Blind date: ?I loved that he complimented me on my intelligence? Will saying and doing the right things guarantee a second meeting?
THINGS TO DO
The Weekender: Leno, Hamilton, and serious twerkingEverything fun to do in Boston and beyond.
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Head to the Head of the CharlesThe 2016 Head of the Charles Regatta brings considerable Olympic sparkle to Boston this weekend.
Ideas | Michael J. Socolow
Rowing?s search for swingEvery oarsman, and coxswain, knows when swing occurs.
An accidental tourist at Maine Jewish MuseumI spotted a sign for the ?Maine Jewish Museum.? A brick walkway led to a modest building nestled at the end of a lush garden. I?d never heard of the Maine Jewish Museum, so I ventured inside.
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James Merrill is pleading guilty to fraud and other charges in a pyramid scheme that ensnared more victims than any other in history.
Suspect accused of firing bullet that struck teen to appear in courtThe 13-year-old victim was shot while in his third-floor bedroom in Chelsea.
This is your dog on marijuanaAs Mass. voters consider legalizing marijuana, veterinarians offer a word of caution: Keep your pets away from it.
ICON Architecture
Criterion Development Partners is proposing a 252-unit complex across Washington Street from the Orange Line stop.
Yes, your Internet was probably less than perfect this morning A distributed denial of service attack on Dyn Inc. Friday morning is causing problems online.
Art REview
At deCordova Museum, a strong New England BiennialIn the wide-ranging show, 16 artists engage the eye, brain, and heart.
travel
Bali was perfect for our girls? trip: serene, beautiful, interesting, cultural, and enough of challenge to feel like a real adventure.
Beverly Beckham
How to write a book, one page at a timeFor nearly three years, Roy Marshall, born in Toronto in 1926, sits at his computer on Monday mornings and writes to his only grandson. One e-mail a week.
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The mission: To get three childhood friends out of their comfort zone, into the White Mountains, avoid imminent thunderstorms, and return them safely to their vehicle.
EDITORIAL
Are Russians hacking our election? Direct foreign interference in a US election is unacceptable, and both parties should want to get to the bottom of it.
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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.
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Iraqi and Kurdish forces have begun a military offensive to take back the ISIS-controlled city of Mosul.
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The postseason isn?t bringing out the best in all of the announcers, though some are on their game.
Mr. Stamps joined the Army during World War II and served in England, France, and Germany as a technician fourth grade in a cargo unit.
?I wouldn?t go to Harvard if I could get in for free,? said at-large Councilor Michael Flaherty.
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Fiat Chrysler is recalling more than 224,000 Jeep Wrangler SUVs in the U.S. and Canada because the air bags may not inflate in a crash
India and Pakistan, longtime enemies with nuclear arsenals, have turned in battle to the big screen.
Curse you, MetLife. The company will phase out its use of Snoopy and the Peanuts Gang after more than 30 years.
?Counting Descent? is Clint Smith?s first volume of poetry; much of it focuses on his childhood.
Chris Cooper stars as the reclusive novelist in ?Coming Through the Rye?
McGinest was joined by many other former Patriots at the 21st Annual NFL Legends Night charity dinner.
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.
Ground Game
Strange things could happen on the Electoral College mapBecause of Hillary Clinton?s recent rise, some traditional Republican states may have closer-than-anticipated contests.
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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