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Eight years after Senator Edward Kennedy?s death, his widow remains the fiercest keeper of his legacy.
newsroom commentary
An open letter to the owner of Amazon, proposing a true partnership that rewrites the relationship between a city and the big companies that call it home.
shirley leung
Whether Amazon comes to Boston or not, we should still make Boston better Sure, Jeff Bezos is the visionary we want, but let?s not forget the vision we have for ourselves.
US will use diplomacy with North Korea ?until the first bomb drops,? Tillerson says Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said President Trump wants him to push forward on diplomacy with North Korea ?until the first bomb drops.?
Officials now say 189 killed in blast in Somalia Hospitals in the capital, Mogadishu, are struggling to cope with the high number of casualties, sources say.
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A 58-year-old man stands accused of killing his 86-year-old roommate at the CareOne facility.
Yvonne Abraham
Family pulled from their cars ? and their lives An immigration checkpoint in New Hampshire turns the lives of a hard-working, decent family from Colombia upside down.
Patriots? Harvey Langi seriously injured in Foxborough crash The rookie linebacker and his wife were taken to a hospital after being rear-ended at a stop light.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
A familiar name will interview today for the Red Sox opening Astros bench coach Alex Cora played 3½ seasons in Boston under Terry Francona.
Latest to deem Harvey Weinstein persona non grata: Motion Picture Academy The move by Hollywood?s de facto governing body broke with 90 years of precedent.
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The brothers? network of donors has a message for President Trump and Republicans in Congress: Pass a tax overhaul, or else.
Trump, Weinstein, Kellyanne Conway get the ?SNL? treatment The show stayed away from taking on Harvey Weinstein last week.
It?s unclear when Gilmore suffered the concussion, but he won?t play today.
ty burr
What?s under the domes? Hope for a future There?s outside-the-box thinking inside the domes at City Hall Plaza. It?s a clear sign that HUBweek, in its third year, is coming together.
PipeGuard Robotics tops collection of startups at Demo Day The local firm that uses robots to navigate water pipelines in search of leaks.
A selection of articles from our new section in the Boston Sunday Globe.
Meet the 2017 STAT Wunderkinds We set out to find the next generation of scientific superstars and the young talented field of Boston?s biotech scene did not disappoint.
Hospitals get creative in hiring nurses amid a national shortage Hospital administrators are making even more enticing offers ? five-figure signing bonuses, free degrees, loan forgiveness ? than before.
obituary
Marian Cannon Schlesinger, who lived in Cambridge, was an artist and memoirist who had a front-row seat for the Kennedy administration.
Formed thousands of years ago by glaciers, the fjord creates a microclimate of a playland for kayaking and sparkling water views.
Flier with racist slur found at Framingham State The incident is being investigated by campus police as a hate crime, university officials said.
Joshua Boyle?s revelation added another layer to a story with nearly as many questions as answers.
The Season Ticket podcast New Boston College Athletic Director Martin Jarmond joins Chris Gasper to talk about creating a winning culture.
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Children of priests step out of the shadows A growing number of people who say their fathers are priests are speaking out, drawing attention to an invisible legion of suffering.
EDITORIAL
Don?t punish towns needlessly on pot laws The high number of opt-out municipalities is hardly the only growing pain in the nascent Massachusetts pot industry.
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Fall Arts preview
A guide to the best of what to see and do in Boston A complete guide to movies, music, books, arts, theater, and family events in the Greater Boston area this season.
Who will pay for a $1 million drug? Gene therapies raise tough questions Drug makers, insurers, and patients are debating complex questions about cost, value, and payment plans.
The Bruins defenseman had three points Saturday, one of several notable performances in a victory over the Coyotes.
Two men were killed minutes apart in shootings early Saturday, authorities said.
More older people are bypassing traditional retirement and are launching new careers, pursuing avocations, or taking part-time jobs.
Properties in the South End also made our biggest sales list.
President Trump?s former chief strategist is promoting challengers to the party?s preferred candidates in next year?s elections.
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Tesla Motors has fired hundreds of workers after completing its annual performance reviews, even though the automaker is trying to ramp up production to fill orders for its new Model 3 sedan
The Erdogan government has dismissed wiretap recordings as fabrications concocted in 2013 by Turkish adversaries.
It sounds straightforward, but these tests may have unexpected financial, and physical, consequences.
The Boston Lyric Opera?s ?Tosca? hit its mark, making it one of the most enjoyable BLO opening nights in recent memory.
The Cíes Islands, off the coast of Northern Spain, are an undiscovered gem to many outside of Europe.
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The big Picture
Here?s what a Globe photographer saw while documenting the devastation in Puerto Rico.
