?What a patriotic event. . . The way things are going right now, in the country, in the world ? we need it.?
MUSIC REVIEW
This year?s Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular represented a rebirth of sorts for the long-running, city-beloved concert.
President Donald Trump?s first Independence Day in office The president pledged his ??unwavering support?? and told the crowd that he will ??always have your back.??
Citizenship instructors get tips on how to teach Content is just a fraction of what these teachers must convey to students, most of whom are still learning English.
SHIRLEY LEUNG
Globe?s poll omission leaves Asian-Americans invisible and unheard Stories on politics and race did not include poll results from likely Asian-American voters.
Elizabeth Warren is finding her voice on foreign policy ?The administration owes it to the American people and to our men and women putting their lives at risk, to provide that clear vision of where we?re headed.?
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I thought the University of Massachusetts Boston had fallen on hard times, but apparently that depends on whose times we are discussing.
A day later, taxi drivers regroup and reflect on disastrous crash Ten cab drivers were hurt Monday, but none had life-threatening injuries. Several remained hospitalized Tuesday.
$10 million gift launches joint Harvard, Children?s Hospital brain center A new research center at Harvard and Boston Children?s Hospital will explore the evolution of the human brain.
RED SOX 11, RANGERS 4
Andrew Benintendi hits two homers as Red Sox sparkle in Texas Benintendi went 5 for 5 and David Price threw six scoreless for the Sox, who won their sixth straight.
The Trump administration said North Korea had tested an intercontinental ballistic missile.
United Church of Christ speaks out on climate change The head of the Mass. conference authored the resolution denouncing President Trump?s withdrawal from the Paris climate accord.
Pot smokers emboldened by the drug?s new legal status are altering the scentscape.
EDITORIAL
A life-changing summer for every Boston kid The Boston summer learning model, paid for with public and private funds, is worthy of replication.
It?s official: Gordon Hayward chooses Celtics Hayward made the announcement on the Players? Tribune Tuesday night.
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?See Her,? the first piece in a public art series entitled Year of the Woman, is inspired by the experiences of incarcerated women.
TV Critic?s Corner
A new ?True Detective? with Mahershala Ali? Ali, who won an Oscar this year as best supporting actor in ?Moonlight,? is in serious talks to star in a third season of HBO?s anthology series.
Ancient concrete outlasted an empire, and it could help us outlast rising seas Roman builders used the world?s ?most durable? concrete, and it still holds lessons for modern engineers.
Dogfish ? it?s what?s for dinner on the Cape The small shark was on the Memorial Day menu courtesy of the Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen?s Alliance Pier to Plate Program.
Cheap Eats
Restaurante Cesaria conjures Cape Verde For 15 years the restaurant has been bringing the hearty dishes of Cape Verde to Dorchester.
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].
SCOT LEHIGH
Breaking free of fashion?s constraints It?s July 5th, let?s celebrate: Freedom from Fashion, a Declaration of Stylistic Independence.
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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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.
The forward from Brownsburg, Ind., has played seven seasons in the NBA.
Despite the frailties of age, George H.W. Bush and Barbara Bush seem to be everywhere in town this summer.
The 1948 Colonial-style house that architect Andrea Zaff and her husband, Pierre Azoulay, purchased in 2010 was modest, and they liked it that way.
Last-minute interventions from President Trump and the pope drew attention to a profoundly difficult bioethical matter, but, experts said, they may have made a tragic situation even worse.
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US autos sales drop for 6th straight month but stay near record levels
Poland?s special prosecutors say they have taken steps toward seeking the extradition from the U.S. of a Minnesota man they accuse of participating in a World War II massacre.
Open houses, workshops, and more notable events and things to know.
A beloved Claude Monet painting is back at New Hampshire?s Currier Museum of Art after an eight-month tour, along with three others that show the artist?s evolution.
For the best corn-y taste in corn muffins, use stoneground yellow cornmeal along with oil for moistness, and butter and buttermilk for flavor.
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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