Texas church shooting

Air Force error allowed gunman to buy weapons

Military officials failed to enter Devin Kelley?s domestic violence court-martial into a federal database.

Gun restrictions could have led to more deaths, Trump says

If a Good Samaritan didn?t have a gun, Trump said, ?you would have had hundreds more dead.?

KEVIN CULLEN

The victims were praying before the slaughter. Prayers won?t fix this

The setting, a small church in a dusty rural town, was shocking. The fact that it happened at all isn?t.

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Make it stop: What we can do now about guns

Common-sense state-by-state reforms can save lives.

Despite Trump?s backing, the NRA treads water on Capitol Hill

The group endorsed Trump, a strong backer in recent years, but legislative wins remain elusive.

Trump says North Korea standoff ?will all work out?

The president projected optimism Tuesday before he met with South Korean leader Moon Jae-in.

Man found shot in car steps from Symphony Hall

The incident took place on a busy, but rarely violent stretch of Massachusetts Avenue.

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Newly available Widett Circle site could fetch top dollar

New Boston Food Market will put nearly 20 acres up for sale, kicking off what many expect to be a fierce bidding war.

Sir Elton John accepts Harvard Foundation humanitarian award

The music legend was honored for his activism on behalf of millions of people affected by the AIDS epidemic.

Thousands of Mass. immigrants on edge over legal status

The Trump administration will soon decide whether to revoke Temporary Protected Status for people from Honduras, Nicaragua, Haiti, and El Salvador.

Anthony Weiner?s fall from grace is complete

The former congressman and New York mayoral candidate reported to a federal prison medical center in Devens on Monday.

After a tax crackdown, Apple found a new shelter for its profits

The previously undisclosed story is among the revelations emerging from a cache of secret corporate records.

Boston, MA - 11/6/2017 - Boston City Councilor Tito Jackson (cq) campaigns for mayor, in the lobby of the Saint Botolph Apartments (cq). He talks to residents Phyllis Calvey (cq), left, and Janice Lee (cq). (Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff) Topic: 07mayoral-TJ Reporter: Meghan Irons — Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff

At last, it?s Election Day. Has anyone noticed?

Today is the day voters in Boston choose between incumbent Marty Walsh and challenger Tito Jackson. Monday provided a quiet finish to a sleepy campaign.

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Harvey Weinstein tried to stop publication of sex allegations

The disgraced movie mogul used detectives, lawyers, and undercover former Mossad agents in an attempt to dissuade two news outlets.

Celtics 110, Hawks 107

Kyrie Irving helps Celtics extend win streak to nine

The guard bounced back from an off night to lead all scorers with 35 points

BRUINS 5, WILD 3

Shorthanded Bruins hold off Wild, but David Pastrnak made it interesting

Boston built a 4-1 lead, but Pastrnak?s carelessness opened the door for a Wild rally.

Red Sox introduce manager Alex Cora

NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL

Can Cora?s analytics plan take the Red Sox to the next level?

The Red Sox? lineup core isn?t that far off talent-wise from the Astros?, but one big difference last season was power.

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BOB HOHLER

Hiring Cora is a groundbreaking moment for the franchise

He?s the first minority manager in the 117-year history of a franchise still burdened by its past with race.

From heroin addict to helping people get clean

Steve Lesnikoski was the first person to enroll in the Gloucester Police Department?s Angel Program. Now he?s working for a sister program, helping others recover.

?The Mooch? is on a Tufts board, and some aren?t happy about that

Students, professors, and alumni want Anthony Scaramucci removed from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy?s advisory board.

A bicyclist says she was fired for flipping off Trump?s motorcade

A photo that went viral shows President Trump?s motorcade passing Juli Briskman, who raised her third finger in a show of defiance.

The Internet?s ?backbone? was broken, and many in US were suddenly unplugged

No, it wasn?t just you having trouble loading up that website.

49ers GM asked about trading for Tom Brady, and Bill Belichick laughed

According to Fox Sports? Jay Glazer, John Lynch asked Bill Belichick if he?d trade the Patriots? starting QB.

She won a marathon, then went back to cheer on stragglers

After winning the New York marathon, Marblehead?s Shalane Flanagan returned to the finish line to hand out medals.

Oliver: Trump is ?using his own incompetence as a defense?

John Oliver took a serious turn as he pleaded with viewers not to let the president get away with brushing off charges.

A college football fan slapped a police officer ? and he punched back

Police are investigating a videotaped altercation where a University of Miami fan slapped an officer, who then punched her.

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He put BSO on the map ? then landed in a world of trouble

One hundred years ago, one of the world?s top conductors was ensnared in a scandal involving patriotism and sex. It almost toppled Boston?s famed orchestra.

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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.