Evan Horowitz | Quick Study
If the Internet goes down on Election Day, what happens?
With one candidate already calling the election rigged, any kinks are likely to spark rumor and conspiracy.
ground game
In many ways, this race was never about Trump versus his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton.
Evan Horowitz | Quick Study
With one candidate already calling the election rigged, any kinks are likely to spark rumor and conspiracy.
The latest from the trail
Trump is planning to continue a frenzied campaign pace, with rallies in five states today.
@ LARGE | Michael Andor Brodeur
Eight years after the ?Facebook election? of President Obama, the Internet is a very different place for politics. Can it be fixed?
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Here?s what a ?yes? and ?no? vote for each ballot question means.
The Dow Jones industrial average surged more than 200 points within minutes of the opening bell.
Chad Finn
Your team has won the championship. You?ve had the parade. Here?s what happens next.
Love Letters
He has told me that people should not marry because it seems that when they do, they start quarreling.
Tamed/Untamed
The instinct is not innate, but it?s not that hard to bring it out.
HOME OF THE WEEK
This four-bedroom home is about a mile from the commuter rail and beach, and across the street from one of the best-kept secrets in Manchester-by-the-Sea.
Donald Trump?s targets run the gamut of American society.
Major national polls have tightened less than 24 hours before Election Day.
SCOT LEHIGH
The FBI?s announcement removes a large cloud that made this contest a white-knuckle affair.
FBI Director James Comey essentially cleared Hillary Clinton just two days before voters go to the polls.
Stella Figueredo charged thousands of immigrants exorbitant fees for services she did not provide, investigators said.
Anthony St. Laurent had pleaded guilty in 2011 to trying to order a hit on mobster Robert DeLuca over being called a ?rat.?
Reno, the nation?s first female AG, was the epicenter of several political storms during the Clinton administration.
At least 15 cases are being investigated by the Boston Police Department?s Unsolved Homicides squad, and 16 have been solved since 2010.
Nearly 2,000 gifts were destroyed in the blaze at Joint Base Cape Cod.
EDITORIAL
The agency?s conduct should be reviewed once all the votes are cast.
One 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.
?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
The Celtics allowed 77 points in the first half and couldn?t recover.
The proposed casino, which would be a short walk from the border with Mass., shows how gambling interests are adjusting to new competition.
Jesse Dieusinor, 20, of Florida, was found shot to death Oct. 6.
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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Electric car options get Commonwealth support.
A magnitude 5.0 temblor triggered fears that key infrastructure and century-old buildings may be unsafe.
Hundreds of fake retail and product apps have popped up in Apple?s App Store ? just in time to deceive holiday shoppers.
Percy Fortini-Wright?s work appears at a luxury apartment complex in Downtown Crossing.
Ground Game
While many Republican strategists and Trump supporters have been confused and frustrated, there is some logic to it.
Design New England
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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