With Roe v. Wade a hot-button issue, Brett Kavanaugh?s views on judicial precedent will get great scrutiny as he moves through the confirmation process toward the Supreme Court.
Kavanaugh piled up credit card debt by purchasing Nationals tickets, White House says Brett Kavanaugh at times reported liabilities that could have exceeded the value of his cash accounts and investment assets.
President Trump said that Germany is ?totally controlled? by Russia because of a pipeline deal, and he haranged NATO countries about their defense spending.
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Starts & Stops
The construction is expected to trigger a wave of traffic disruptions and detours in Boston. Here?s what you need to know.
Some residents in Boston?s downtown waterfront are trying to block the skyscraper from being built, saying it?s too ?grandiose? for the area.
Another Starbucks or CVS? Not without Boston?s OK under new proposal One new city proposal in Boston would make it harder for chain stores to set roots in areas where residents would rather see a locally owned business.
Lowell officials want Domino?s Pizza to help pay to fix the city?s potholes Some people were shocked that the city is seeking a $5,000 grant from the pizza chain to clean up its bumpy streets.
Opinion | Douglas Alexander
Why Britain is protesting Trump This Friday, I will be standing shoulder to shoulder with thousands of my fellow British citizens to protest the arrival of Donald Trump.
Protesters urge Northeastern to end contract with ICE More than 100 students, faculty, and community activists took part in the rally on the campus.
Baker?s plan to cut State Police OT spending faces major hurdles In early May, the governor and the head of the State Police promised a crackdown on overtime spending, including a decrease of up to 40 percent in one of its most costly units.
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Residents in Millville, near the Rhode Island border, lost their municipal trash service and will see more street lights go dark after voters rejected a $1 million Proposition 2 ½ override in June.
Red Sox 4, Rangers 2
In his last start before the All-Star break, Chris Sale got his 10th win of the season after striking out 12 batters in seven shutout innings.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
After two straight bad outings, David Price needs to get back on board with the rest of his winning Red Sox teammates. But he says he?s figured out why he wasn?t pitching well.
The complete list of honorees is made up of 13 women and 37 men.
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Dustin Pedroia has struggled for months to return from knee surgery. But he said that he?ll be better than ever when he plays again, although that looks to be 2019.
CHRISTOPHER MUTHER
At $15,000 a night, this is Boston?s most expensive luxury hotel suite The palatial 4,800-square-foot suite includes two bedrooms, a large, open concept living room/dining room/bar, a full kitchen, a multimedia room, 2½ baths, and a private elevator.
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What lies in the lab: The gruesome murder at Harvard that transfixed New England Wealthy George Parkman vanished into thin air one day. Then a janitor started snooping around a Harvard lab and made a grisly discovery.
Here?s the latest on the Celtics from Danny Ainge, starting with Marcus Smart League sources have said the Celtics are simply waiting for Smart to test the free market on his own.
CROATIA 2, ENGLAND 1
Croatia reaches first World Cup final Mario Mandzukic scored the clincher in the second half of extra time to secure a spot in Sunday?s final against France.
Risk-averse people who have the means to sock away some cash are now able to earn a decent guaranteed return from bank savings, money market, and CD accounts.
Television review
?Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind? isn?t the definitive look at the late comic?s life, but it?s good to see him again just the same.
Love Letters
I?ve always dated guys, but I think I?ve fallen for my female friend They?re friends who share cuddle time. Is there something more going on here?
EDITORIAL
Amazon shouldn?t give hate groups a platform A new report details hateful merchandise on offer at Amazon ? and there?s plenty of it.
For refugees in Kenya, an education in hope The Kakuma Refugee Camp is a holding center for thousands dispossessed by war and conflict. A New Hampshire university has made it the focus of its global plans.
Opinion: You can?t tell a book by its cover ? or a disease by Drake?s race Diagnoses based on race are wrong on many levels, writes a Brown University medical student.
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.
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The Rangers third baseman wants to play for a winner, but it won?t be in Boston.
The former Harvard Law professor wants to talk about his opposition to the special counsel investigating President Trump.
The property, 385 Commercial St., has a Murphy bed for a bedroom and a kitchen with granite counters.
Tom Steyer, a former hedge fund manager, was set to hold an impeachment meeting in Boston on Tuesday night and another in New Hampshire on Wednesday night.
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Toyota's newest hatchback promises functionality and performance.
The soccer teammates rescued from a flooded cave in Thailand lost weight during their 18-day ordeal and survived by drinking dripping water.
Someone new will be in charge of ensuring more of America runs on Dunkin?.
Boots Riley?s ?Sorry to Bother You? is the story of how the leading character struggles at his job until he discovers his ?white voice,? at which point his phone sales take off.
Falmouth restaurant the Buffalo Jump is pushing the limits of New England cuisine. Don?t expect a lobster roll.
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Spring House Hunt: Should parents buy property in a college town? As the spring house hunt gets underway and National College Decision Day nears, thoughts are turning to campus housing.
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The Big picture
Established in 1992 following the arrival the ?Lost Boys of Sudan? and with a population of nearly 190,000, the UNHCR refugee camp in Kakuma, Kenya, now resembles a sprawling shanty town.
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