A look back on the twists and turns in one of the most extraordinary elections in modern political history.
Trump hustled off stage in Nev. amid disturbanceDonald Trump was rushed off stage by the Secret Service during a rally in Nevada but returned within minutes.
West Virginia citizens paint a dystopian picture under a Clinton presidencyIn Beckley, where record numbers have turned out for early voting, people speak of the US as a lawless land primed for economic collapse.
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Let?s just hope the unimaginable doesn?t happen on TuesdayHow is it possible that this nation ? a nation that venerates values Trump mocks every day ? could be so close to electing such a man president?
Candidates fan out for final stretch of the campaignHillary Clinton released a round of inspirational ads, trying to finish her campaign with a positive message.
Michael Dukakis slams Donald TrumpFormer Massachusetts governor and 1988 Democratic presidential nominee Michael Dukakis had some choice words for Donald Trump on Saturday.
Warren stumps for Clinton, Democrats in N.H.New Hampshire, with its four electoral votes, has become a key battleground state in the waning days of the election as the presidential race.
With days until the election, the Globe is focusing on the formative moments in the public lives of the two women vying for the US Senate in New Hampshire. The estimated $100 million contest will reverberate well beyond the Granite State with the winner possibly determining control of the US Senate.
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Maggie Hassan emphasizes the word ?bipartisan,? but she wasn?t always seen that way as a state legislator.
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Kelly Ayotte describes herself as ?aggressive? as a private attorney and in public office in New Hampshire.
Can Al Horford become the next great Celtic?From the Dominican Republic to becoming a champion at Florida, Al Horford has been defined by a burning desire to win.
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The Harvard Crimson reported that the men?s cross country team created lewd spreadsheets.
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A hands-on lesson in how to help veterans?Too many people don?t understand the military, don?t appreciate those who join,? Adam Freed said.
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Supporters and opponents of a ballot question that would expand charter schools took to the streets Saturday to reach voters.
One person killed in Roxbury fireA fire that swept through a Roxbury home Saturday morning has left one person dead and a man badly burned.
Southbound side of Route 128 in Needham will be closed most of SundayTraffic will be allowed to move freely on both sides of Interstate 95/128 until 8 p.m. today, officials said.
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Two men were shot to death and a third person was stabbed and wounded in Dorchester and Roxbury Saturday.
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Changing the clocks makes people depressed, study findsIt?s not your imagination ? early darkness is depressing, according to new research.
Editorial
The GOP?s corrosive hyperpartisanshipVoters hoping for a return to normality on Nov. 9 should be outraged at what?s already being said by congressional Republicans.
The tragedy that Boston forgotOne hundred years ago, a horrific trolley accident on Summer Street killed 46 people. Although it was dubbed the ?worst tragedy in the history of the city? at the time, it has now been all but erased from memory.
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The ?Pueblos Blancos,? or white villages, are named for lime wash on the buildings in the Andalusia region, an area that is stunningly beautiful yet also Spain?s poorest.
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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.
?You can see he knows how to play the game,? said James.
Seventy-one-year-old Robert DeLuca pleaded guilty Friday in US District Court in Boston to obstruction of justice and two counts of making false statements.
As a result of agreements made this year, about 24,000 immigrants are not legally allowed to live in the United States, but aren?t forced leave.
Boston may have recently had a few respectively slow weeks in terms of crazy-expensive home sales, but this week was certainly not one of them.
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Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain faced a complex new reality Friday.
To attract and keep more customers, food establishments are trying to evolve.
Ruth Negga and Joel Edgerton play Mildred and Richard Loving, creating a union and partnership on screen.
When robots inevitably take over our planet, take comfort in one thing the robots will provide for us: artisanal pizza.
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What?s Donald Trump doing in all those blue states?While many Republican strategists and Trump supporters have been confused and frustrated, there is some logic to it.
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?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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