?He?s chasing me around the desk, trying to get his hands on me,? Elizabeth Warren recalled. ?And I kept saying, ?You don?t want to do this. . . . Please don?t do this.??
SUFFOLK U./BOSTON GLOBE POLL
The Suffolk University/Boston Globe poll found that 91 percent of women called workplace sexual harassment a problem, along with 81 percent of men.
Abigail Johnson told Fidelity staff in a video message that the firm has ?no tolerance at our company for any type of harassment.?
The Bern is back in town: Sanders rallies for local candidates Sanders assailed the budget that the US Senate passed last week, putting Congress on a path to a restructuring of the tax code.
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A Lowell neighborhood remained in shock Sunday, one day after a 7-year-old boy was killed by two pit bulls.
?The child is being attacked by multiple dogs? The concern was noticeable in the voice of a Lowell police dispatcher as she sent help to the scene of the attack on a 7-year-old.
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The pregnant widow of a fallen US soldier said the phone call from the president left her angry and crying.
At least 67 civilians found slain in town abandoned by ISIS At least 35 people were found shot, their bodies dumped in a shaft.
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Officers call Puerto Rico trip ?overwhelming, humbling? On Sunday, some of the officers attended the ?A Taste of the Caribbean? fund-raiser for the devastated island.
Boston police seek public?s help to find puppy Police said the search continues for Indy, a 1-year-old puppy that bolted from his new Back Bay home on Oct. 16.
Thick fog blanketing Boston should give way to sunny afternoon Visibility in Boston hovered around a quarter mile late Monday morning, but the fog was expected to give way to a warm afternoon in the city.
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Gail Bloom?s health policy classroom is a cozy office on the second floor of her Andover home, decorated with Donald Duck candy dispensers and her son?s grade-school artwork.
NICK CAFARDO I ON BASEBALL
There can?t be any excuses about Cora, the Red Sox?s new manager, being a rookie getting his feet wet.
The new ?Love Letters? book has a cover Meredith Goldstein?s ?Can?t Help Myself? will be released in April, 2018.
Retirement in America: We?re working longer, getting sicker, and dying sooner The US retirement age is rising, as the government pushes it higher and workers stay in careers longer.
How an Arlington author got a million-dollar book deal Whitney Scharer?s debut novel, ?The Age of Light,? was bought for more than $1 million after a bidding war involving a dozen publishers.
Matt Damon says he knew Weinstein was a ?womanizer? not a ?predator? Matt Damon told ABC that he never thought the disgraced producer had engaged in ?criminal sexual predation.?
Bill O?Reilly struck contract despite harassment settlement, reports New York Times The settlement was at least the sixth agreement made by either O?Reilly or 21st Century Fox to settle harassment allegations against him, the paper reported.
Pot is legal on Nantucket and Martha?s Vineyard. Transporting it there is not The planes and ferries that serve the Islands are under federal oversight.
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When fog descended upon Gillette Stadium Sunday, traditional camera angles could not clearly show the action.
Tom Brady?s parents participate in pregame ceremony Galynn Brady and Tom Brady Sr. were honored as part of the NFL?s Crucial Catch cancer awareness initiative.
Man accused of attacking woman, dog with machete in Taunton arrested in Pa. A man charged with attacking a woman and stabbing her dog with a machete last month in Taunton was arrested Sunday.
?No leadership in NFL!? Trump says after anthem protests President Donald Trump resumed his criticism of players who do not stand for the national anthem and hammered the league?s leaders.
Letterman was celebrated Sunday for his record run on late-night TV and innovative comedy routines.
Thinking outside the mold, with 3-D printers that make objects of steel A new generation of 3-D printers are designed to make products as tough as steel ? for less money
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Tom Brady?s play at age 40 ?astonishing,? Al Michaels says Broadcaster Al Michaels is on the call for this week?s Sunday Night Football game between the Patriots and Falcons.
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Nurse?s aide plays video games while a vet dies at VA hospital The Bedford VA hospital admitted its care for Bill Nutter was not ?up to our standards,? but the reality was uglier. Now, the FBI is investigating.
EDITORIAL ENDORSEMENT
A second term for Mayor Walsh Mayor Martin Walsh of Boston deserves election to a second term on Nov. 7.
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Dear Jeff Bezos: Come and help us build a better Boston together 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.
Genetic testing of embryos creates an ethical morass People have access to more information about the genes of their potential offspring than ever before.
The Celtics guard was caught on video shouting an expletive at a fan in Philadelphia on Friday.
The Framingham boy who led the department in the St. Patrick?s Day Parade died of brain cancer on Friday.
The town Nathaniel Hawthorne once described as a ?bare, bleak spot fit, for nothing but sheep?? is still largely off the grid (broadband is available only in town buildings).
The president has offered mixed signals, alternately praising and condemning the proposal.
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An analyst, an editor, and the chairman of the World Car Awards weigh in.
The move highlights concern that the agency will silence government scientists from speaking out on climate change.
Nearly all big tech companies have an AI project, and they are willing to pay experts millions to help get it done.
?Night of Too Many Stars? is moving from Comedy Central to HBO.
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The Big Picture
More than half a million Rohingya refugees have flooded into Bangladesh to flee an offensive by Myanmar?s military that the United Nations has called ?a textbook example of ethnic cleansing.?
