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In 2009, a gunman opened fire in an immigrant services center in Binghamton, killing 13. The attack manifests here in countless ways, both trivial and profound. By Mark Arsenault
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Once again, the Patriots will wait for the other guys to screw up They received a lot of help during their bye. Now it?s Denver?s turn.
Two games, 10 days, 2 countries: The monster road trip facing the Patriots After Sunday?s game in Denver, the Pats will stay out west until their Nov. 19 game in Mexico City against Oakland.
Pigeons are always ready to take wing A father-son duo have been breeding, raising, and training racing pigeons for years out of Montesino & Sons Tire Shop in Roxbury.
Still in shock, Sutherland Springs starts to bury its dead Two victims of last Sunday?s mass shooting, in which 26 people were killed, were laid to rest Saturday.
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Ideas | David Scharfenberg
Background checks won?t end the epidemic of mass killings. Maybe gun control advocates should aim higher.
After suffering facial fracture, Kyrie Irving likely out today vs. Raptors The Celtics guard took an inadvertent elbow to the face from teammate Aron Baynes during Friday?s game.
Maple Leafs 4, Bruins 1
Maple Leafs double down on Bruins Toronto swept back-to-back games against Boston.
MICHELLE SINGLETARY | THE COLOR OF MONEY
Many people fall into a crisis because they are bad at making good financial decisions.
Matthew Weiner denies sexual harassment allegations to Cambridge audience The ?Mad Men? creator?s event went on as scheduled even though a Seattle appearance has been canceled.
Bob Ryan
There?s new hope for Luis Tiant to make the Hall A 16-member committee will consider 10 players who suited up between 1970-87, including El Tiante.
PETER ABRAHAM
They knew: Teammates always saw Alex Cora becoming a manager ?I saw him becoming a manager, 100 percent,? said Jon Lester.
Winter Travel | Magazine
Some people claim that winter is ski season. Or hockey season. Or skating season. Some of us know better. In New England, it?s eating season.
Home builders and real estate agents are ramping up a battle against Republicans in Congress with a simple message.
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For years, the Cambridge License Commission has required some restaurants to pay up to $450,000 for a liquor license while others get theirs free.
Kevin Young takes over as New Yorker poetry editor The Harvard and Brown graduate spent many of his formative years living and studying in Greater Boston.
Cold weather is here for the next few days Today could ?come close? to mirroring Saturday?s record-breaking temperatures. It dipped to 23 Saturday, making it the coldest Nov. 11 since 1901.
Trump taunts Kim (again), then says they could be friends ?I don?t know that it will,? Trump said of cozying up to the North Korean leader, ?but it would be very, very nice if it did.?
President Trump lands in Philippines on last stop of Asia swing Trump will attend a pair of summits and is expected to meet several times with Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte.
Roy Moore says voters will ?see through this charade? The Alabama Republican, seeking a seat in the US Senate, again rejected a report that linked him to sexual acts with a 14-year-old girl in 1979.
George Takei, Richard Dreyfuss are latest accused of misconduct Additionally, actress Ellen Page said she was harassed on a movie set.
Want to run for Congress in Lowell? Be prepared for blowback. If history is any guide, ?blow-in? candidacies will not end well ? but that hasn?t stopped a slew of Democrats from such attempts.
Entrepreneur changes course, to run for Senate as independent Shiva Ayyadurai, an MIT grad who claims to have invented e-mail, had been campaigning as a Republican.
Bannon paints a target on McConnell?s back. His response? ?Ha-ha? ?I have an objective that Mitch McConnell will not be majority leader, and I believe will be done before this time next year,? Steve Bannon said.
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Starts & Stops
Ridership dipped 2 percent on the MBTA?s heavy rail lines, and 6 percent on buses, according to the agency.
Providence man accused of swiping police cruiser held without bail Police say a handcuffed Donald Morgan, who was handcuffed, took the cruiser and was on the run for a day.
4-alarm fire paralyzes section of East Boston The blaze in a large, vacant warehouse shut down one of the neighborhood?s main commercial districts.
Season Ticket Podcast
Life on the NFL sidelines with Michele Tafoya NBC?s Sunday Night Football sideline reporter discussed the NFL, the Patriots-Broncos game, and what being a sideline reporter entails.
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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.
Opinion | Stephen Kinzer
NATO is headed for a very messy break-up This is more than just another travel ban. It is a geopolitical spectacle unique in modern history.
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newsroom commentary
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.
To save a young woman besieged by superbugs, scientists hunt a killer virus Mark Smith wants to inject his dying daughter with a virus in hopes it might kill the bacteria rooted in her lungs.
The former Red Sox pitcher was charged with public intoxication after tackling a singer at a Texas country music club.
Brent Stevenson was found Monday in his car, just steps from Symphony Hall, with a gunshot wound.
You never thought it would happen, but here you are: nearing retirement and yearning to simplify your life. Is downsizing right for you?
Condos in the Lucas couldn't beat out a Millennium Tower unit for the biggest sale of the week. See inside and find other listings in the area at realestate.boston.com.
The lackluster turnout in municipal elections this week has renewed focus on the campaign.
Trump called questions on Russia?s role a politically motivated ?hit job? that is hindering cooperation with Russia.
Flynn is president of the Boston nonprofit Jobs for the Future.
What makes a song the one we want ? no, need ? to listen to over and over again?
Candles, jewelry, lamps, and more. Everything you need to support local artists and businesses while crossing people off your shopping list.
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The Big Picture
President Donald Trump is traveling to five countries on a 12-day trip in Asia, his longest overseas journey as president.
