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White House takes up fight against ?back-stabbing? Trudeau

Canada?s Justin Trudeau ??really kind of stabbed us in the back?? when Trudeau said that Canada wouldn?t be pushed around by US trade tariffs, White House aide Larry Kudlow said.

The ?dotard? meets ?Little Rocket Man?

As President Trump prepares for his summit Tuesday with Kim Jong Un, he sees some of himself in the authoritarian North Korean.

Fox News host apologizes after calling Trump, Kim ?two dictators?

A Fox News host has accidentally referred to the highly anticipated summit between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as a meeting of ?two dictators.?

Putin says he would welcome a meeting with Trump

President Vladimir Putin of Russia said Sunday during a visit to China that he would meet President Trump ?as soon as the American side is ready.?

Parents and children detained at the US border can be separated and fall into very different legal tracks. — Ilana Panich-Linsman/New York Times

On the border, a burgeoning population of dislocated and frightened children

As children and parents experience the fallout of forced separation by US authorities, advocates are struggling to get basic information about the location and status of these detainees.

Jailed immigrant killed himself despite camera, checks, sheriff says

A Honduran man who entered the US illegally killed himself in a Texas jail despite guards checking on him every half-hour and a camera in his padded cell, authorities say.

Protesters demand HHS chief approve new rules banning shock therapy at Mass. facility

Approximately 60 protesters ? many in wheelchairs ? gathered outside the Indianapolis home of Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar demanding he approve new rules banning shock therapy at a Massachusetts rehabilitation facility.

Mindy Kaling jokes about Trump, toilet plungers at Dartmouth

Kaling took on President Trump in her Sunday commencement address to Dartmouth College graduates, suggesting he may have ??tweeted us into war?? with Wakanda, the fictional country from ??Black Panther.??

Poll shows a deep schism between Israelis and American Jews

The poll showed divisions on a number of topics, particularly in relation to President Trump.

Swampscott police urge caution after a teen was bitten by a coyote

Swampscott police are urging residents to take caution after a local teen was bitten by a coyote Saturday night in the woods.

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Ideas | Amy Bentley

Is ketchup the perfect complement to the American diet?

More than just a condiment, it helped revolutionize how food is grown, processed, and regulated

Missing Air Force officer found 35 years later

A high-ranking Kirtland Air Force Base officer with top security clearance who disappeared 35 years ago has been found in California.

Boston said it would plant 100,000 trees. The reality is much different

A decade ago, Boston pledged it would plant 100,000 trees by 2020. But it has fallen woefully short and has barely kept up with tree mortality.

WHITE SOX 5, RED SOX 2

Red Sox go quietly, drop series to White Sox

Boston?s offense was shut down again by Chicago?s unheralded pitching staff.

Bob Ryan

Remembering my start, 50 years ago, at the Globe

The newspaper we walked into was entering its journalistic prime.

Tony Awards at 8 p.m. on CBS

The Tony Awards reach out for some help from The Boss

Bruce Springsteen attended the four-hour rehearsal Sunday morning and electrified the sleepy crowd when he walked onstage, performed one song on the piano from his sold-out one-man show, and departed to a standing ovation.

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Anita Hill and Tony Goldwyn talk activism in Hollywood at Brandeis University

?I didn?t have a hashtag,? Hill said, when comparing her highly public experience with workplace harassment to today?s #MeToo and Time?s Up movements.

Six (avoidable) mistakes travelers make

We talked to travel experts about the most common travel blunders, and here?s what they said.

Paul Glass (right), with his husband Charles Evans, said a gay friend in a nursing home feels isolated. — Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff

?When we get older . . . how will we be treated??

Gay and lesbian baby boomers have seen extraordinary gains in social acceptance during their adult lives, but long-buried fears of isolation and discrimination are resurfacing.

Christopher Wilson is buying into the future of Sandwich

Wilson has developed a host of successful properties in the historic district.

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Your 20-ounce prime chateaubriand is ready for its closeup

At the new Boston Chops downtown, you?ll find fancy steaks, an Instagram table with special lighting, and more marble per square foot than at most other Boston restaurants.

The Boomer Issue | Magazine

Help! I?m stuck in my house and I can?t move out

In the Boston area housing market, there?s no longer an upside to downsizing for many empty nesters.

Globe event

Seattle?s growing pains offer some lessons for Boston

Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan spoke at a Globe event on how innovation is shaping our world, and she?s in high demand among the hundreds of mayors gathered in Boston.

Love Letters: The Podcast

Love Letters Podcast

Getting over a breakup

Meredith Goldstein explores how to move on when a relationship ends.

Listen: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | RadioPublic

Opinion & Ideas

Dante Ramos

Dante Ramos: In Boston, we?ll decode your DNA, but transit is hopeless?

For people who live away from the T?s four core lines, the path forward is murky.

Newsletters

Calling all foodies

Our new weekly summer newsletter, ?Eat. Drink. Eat some more,? gives you 15 weeks of recipes and restaurant tips. Find out more.

Special reports

The face in the waves

Jaimee was beloved. Jaimee was struggling. Then Jaimee was gone. Her family threw everything into solving the first mystery ? who killed her. The second was so much harder. How could they live on without her?