If true, the launch would be the country?s most successful missile test yet, and rebukes President Trump's declaration that such a test "won't happen!"
An aircraft ground looped while landing at Nashua Airport Tuesday morning.
Despite fiscal crisis, UMass Boston hires the well-connected At least seven people with links to state politics have been hired in recent years, even as budget woes forced cutbacks in class offerings and office supplies.
Before a deal was reached, Mainers were angry In the hours before a budget deal was struck, hundreds of protesters called on Governor Paul LePage and his allies to end the impasse.
3 people hospitalized after South End shooting The victims were discovered around midnight Monday when police responded to reports of gunfire in the area.
A cab jumped a curb and struck the drivers, and officials said the incident appears to be unintentional.
5-year-old girl dies after fall from window in Brookline The girl fell from a fourth-floor window, police said. The window had a screen, which was found near her.
Kevin Cullen
An idyllic moment at the beach turns treacherous The end-of-the-school-year outing averted tragedy, but carried lessons of courage and of the importance of staying aware.
Yarmouth Parks and Recreation
Officials have received several reports of Portuguese man-of-wars ? venomous, jellyfish-like creatures ? washing up on shore.
Boston recalls Frederick Douglass?s famed 1852 speech Dozens gathered on Boston Common on the speech?s 165th anniversary to hear a collective recitation of Douglass?s famous oration.
Red Sox 7, Rangers 5 (11 inn.)
Dustin Pedroia went on a tear, and the Rangers wanted no part of it The Rangers intentionally walked Pedroia in the 11th inning after he?d driven in four runs, and Andrew Benintendi made them pay.
Hayward isn?t in a hurry to choose his next team Today is the earliest the All-Star forward will decide on his new NBA home.
Christopher L. Gasper
NBA?s offseason action is stealing the limelight The offseason and free agency period have been more compelling, unpredictable, and dramatic than the playoffs were.
Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff
By 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, hundreds had lined up in hopes of getting a good seat for the Boston Pops Fourth of July show.
Matthew J. Lee/Globe staff/File
Not everyone?s holiday plans include arriving at the Hatch Shell at 10 a.m. to mark their territory.
Matthew J. Lee/Globe Staff/File
Where should you get off the T? What can you bring? When do the fireworks start? Don?t worry, we have you covered.
Want to watch the fireworks at home? Here?s how. You can stay in your hammock and watch the show ? or listen ? from most anywhere.
Expect sunny skies and pleasant temperatures Daytime temperatures around Boston will reach the low 80s, with a light wind and lots of sun, forecasters said.
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?Baby Driver? is the best time critic Ty Burr has had at the movies in months, and, if the world is too much with you, you may feel the same.
CELEBS
She posted the news on Instagram, saying she?s ??never been more proud?? of herself after what she calls ??the long journey.??
Despite the frailties of age, George H.W. Bush and Barbara Bush seem to be everywhere in town this summer.
Nestor Ramos
Sure, we have our own budget issues, but Governor Baker isn?t getting a tan on a closed beach.
Ideas | Ted Widmer
Democracy?s immigrant story Like many newcomers, the word was first received with hostility, and took decades to assimilate.
As many as 60,500 honeybees killed in Rehoboth Beekeepers are trying to determine the cause of the apparent contamination.
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].
The Declaration of Independence We hold these truths to be self-evident.
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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How George Washington?s teeth became an American legend His teeth were crafted from gold leaf, lead plates, hippopotamus ivory, and the teeth of cows, horses, and, likely, his slaves.
With Mike Trout injured, Betts may be manning center field for the Mid-Summer Classic.
Hogan joined the university as an engineering professor in 1963 and quickly ascended the ranks.
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The plan is separate from Republican efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Northern Ireland has been without a functioning government for six months.
Next week, 1,200 nurses at Tufts Medical Center could strike, but the hospital says it?s ready.
In 2017, it?s worth asking: How is there a major network drama that?s so dominated by male voices?
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