Matt Viser | Analysis
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In its first six months, Donald Trump?s presidency has created an unprecedented power vacuum that is leaving the nation and the globe uneasy.
Trump tweets video that seems to show him attacking CNN reporter President Trump sent a tweet Sunday morning with an altered video that appears to show him beating up a reporter.
Trump takes on the media, and the crowd laps it up ?The people know the truth. The fake media tried to stop us from going to the White House,? the president told supporters Saturday.
Trump?s latest feud with a ?dumb as a rock? TV host and her partner Politicians from both parties have appealed to the president, without apparent success, to focus on running the country.
Yvonne Abraham
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Are we still feeling patriotic? The political landscape has changed an awful lot. Has it altered how we view our country, too?
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The Boston Pops are now in charge of the Independence Day spectacular, and conductor Keith Lockhart wants to enhance the show?s patriotic spirit.
A warm, humid weekend is expected, and then a beautiful July 4 Showers are possible into Sunday in the Boston area, and then the skies are expected to be more clear through Tuesday.
Drew Faust?s Harvard legacy: the Allston expansion It once appeared that Faust would be known as the university president who stopped an ambitious growth plan.
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More than 10,000 people called the day reservations opened for the season. The story behind this out-of-the-way restaurant is one of second chances.
Patients are losing patience, and they?re speaking out Many medical offices don?t see long waits by patients as a top priority. Is it because changes could harm the bottom line?
The Celtics? delegation for today?s visit by Hayward includes Isaiah Thomas and Al Horford.
Is Gordon Hayward getting chauffeured around town by Brad Stevens? A Twitter user posted a pic Saturday that appears to show the former Butler player and coach together at Logan Airport.
Before the free agent toured Boston Sunday, several of his potential teammates expressed their feelings on Twitter.
The Patriots quarterback did not provide a definitive answer about his wife?s statement in May.
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I?d walked away from my luggage without alerting my wife. Neither of us had an eye on it. But someone else did.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
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David Price seems to really be feeling the pressure of playing baseball in Boston His verbal altercation with Dennis Eckersley could be another sign that Price isn?t enjoying the Boston Baseball Experience.
Ideas | Mark Peters
The long-term, part-time ?gig? For many, the freedom of side hustles is worth the risks. For others, a side hustle is simply better than no hustle at all.
Maine?s budget impasse continues as state leaders work to find common ground Maine?s state government was partially shut down when the new fiscal year started without a budget.
NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL
At halfway mark, Red Sox have reason for optimism The team is encouraged that it?s in first place despite a sometimes frustrating first half of the season.
ON THE JOB
This Harvard paleontologist really digs her work Stephanie Pierce is headed to Nova Scotia this summer to hunt for evidence of early tetrapods.
Have an investigative news tip? Do you know about wrongdoing that needs to be exposed? Call the Globe Spotlight team: 617-929-7483 or [email protected].
Ideas | David Scharfenberg
I?m a vegetarian. Bring on the lab-grown meat. Can lab-synthesized meat ease vegetarians? consciences ? and erase ancient food taboos?
Fifty-nine years of stories from one address With an eye toward the future, the Boston Globe said goodbye to its longtime Dorchester home this week.
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What realtors and sellers are required to disclose to buyers ? and what they aren?t There are only two things state law requires a seller to tell you.
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Boston family races to raise money to save their son Families like the Sabkys are turning to the internet to raise money to fund research that companies overlook.
Horn, the hometown hero, was awarded the WBO welterweight title.
Kristopher Jordan, 30, was charged with multiple offenses, including assault by means of a dangerous weapon.
Crescent Farm in Haverhill aims to begin converting manure into renewable methane fuel within seven months, hoping to power about 950 homes.
The family?s Minnesota farm just outside the city limits had been homesteaded 100 years ago, but now was the time to provide homes for returning veterans.
The former president was greeted by thousands in the Indonesian capital.
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Two of the Confederate Army?s best-known leaders have streets named for them in Brooklyn, and some politicians want to undo it.
Bill Sibold, the company?s new president, is the first leader who has no ties to the legendary Henri Termeer.
Nominations are coming soon. Will the voters get it right this time? Do they ever?
A visit to Manchester, England, showed strong resolve and civic pride after a shocking tragedy.
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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China is the world?s biggest tea producer, and employs around 80 million people as farmers, pickers and sales people.
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