The FBI seized the recording during a raid on Cohen?s office amid an investigation into Cohen?s involvement in paying women to tamp down embarrassing news stories about President Trump before the 2016 election.
US divide over Russia policy increasing As President Trump signaled that he wanted a more constructive relationship with Moscow, following a policy of isolating Russia has grown more difficult.
Two more Delaware men arraigned for murder of Haverhill teen Thomas Warner, Kenneth Pitts, and Nicholas Mondato are being held without bail for allegedly shooting Bryce Finn at his home in Haverhill.
Lobster prices plummet after tariffs take effect Shore prices ? what dealers pay lobstermen for their catch ? have dropped to about $3.75 a pound, compared with $5 about two weeks ago.
The Fine Print
A few extra zeroes causes a big headache Somehow, instead of paying $182.36 and $92.60 via her online account to Comcast and T-Mobile, Jackie Moquin-Vaudo paid $18,236 and $9,260.
Judge denies gay Ugandan woman?s plea for release, stay of removal Federal Judge F. Dennis Saylor IV said the decision of whether to stay the removal of the woman rests with immigration authorities.
?Kill cops? vandalism investigated in Southbridge The vandalized sign was found at a soccer field on West Street.
Boston police ask for help in vehicular homicide probe The incident happened early Sunday morning, police said.
TECH LAB
The director of national intelligence is warning that weaknesses in US cybersecurity could be setting us up for a high-tech replay of Sept. 11, 2001.
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With 17 people dead, it was the deadliest accident of its kind in nearly two decades.
Bob Williams was among the 17 people killed when a vessel packed with tourists capsized and sank in Branson.
Weymouth police sergeant laid to rest Thousands of mourners gathered in Hanover to pay their respects to a fallen Weymouth sergeant who was killed in the line of duty.
State trooper admits getting free guns, cooperates in probe The criminal probe focuses on whether former troopers violated the law by receiving complimentary guns after negotiating a deal with a firearms dealer.
Paul Heroux, the mayor of Attleboro, appears regularly as a ?Middle East expert? on Russia?s government-funded television network.
RED SOX 1, TIGERS 0
Red Sox shut out Tigers to start the season?s second half David Price pitched a scoreless 6? innings, Steve Pearce had an RBI double, and Craig Kimbrel closed it out in the ninth.
Trouble ahead: Commonwealth Avenue bridge replacement project to begin next week This summer?s replacement of the westbound side of the Commonwealth Avenue Bridge will force some travelers to change their routes.
SHIRLEY LEUNG
Not everything on the Boston waterfront is fraught with friction. Here?s a roundup of what?s progressing along.
Director James Gunn fired from ?Guardians 3? over old tweets James Gunn was fired Friday because of old tweets that recently emerged in which he joked about subjects like pedophilia and rape.
Brewers? Hader apologizes to teammates for years-old hateful tweets Hader said he made the thoughtless mistakes when he was a teenager.
Gary Washburn | On Basketball
He called the restricted free agent period frustrating, yet amazing.
James Harrison says Bill Belichick is a better coach than Mike Tomlin The former Steeler and Patriot said the biggest difference in the coaching styles is discipline.
Peet?s on Beacon Hill will reopen once permitting is completed Four Peet?s Coffee shops in Massachusetts closed this month, but the company says one location will reopen soon.
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On Friday, when the Vermont Standard hit the stands, one day late, it repaid the show of generosity with a banner headline. It read simply: ?Thank You.?
TALKING SHOP
Retail getting a foothold in Seaport How far away is the Seaport from becoming a retail destination?
NAMES
On Gisele?s birthday, Tom Brady wants her to know he loves her a lot. Awww The Patriots quarterback celebrated the supermodel?s 38th with a photo of a kiss on the beach.
@LARGE | Michael Andor Brodeur
?Nanette,? Sacha Baron Cohen, and the limits of laughter Coming to comedy in unfunny times.
Don?t bother with cheap luggage that falls apart ? check out your best carry-on options Here are some of our travel-tested favorites.
Ideas | Beth Wolfensberger Singer
Proper parenting revisited with Amy Vanderbilt Test your parenting instincts against tips from Vanderbilt?s 1952 masterwork.
Ty Burr
You want bad movies? We?ll give you some really bad movies An ode to the pleasures of panning a bad movie.
Editorial
Beacon Hill hits the home stretch, but work remains Some good proposals could fall by the wayside before the end of the legislative session, July 31.
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.
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Atul Gawande?s first task as health CEO: a listening tour He?ll travel across the country to meet employees he will serve through an Amazon-backed health care venture.
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.
More about Last Seen: The Largest Unsolved Art Heist ever A true-crime podcast about the most valuable ? and confounding ? art heist in history: the theft of 13 irreplaceable artworks from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston.
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Winning 105-plus games is not out of the question if Jackie Bradley Jr., Rafael Devers, David Price, Joe Kelly, and Eduardo Nunez improve.
Two key state lawmakers are urging a crackdown on municipalities demanding excessive payments from marijuana companies seeking to sell locally.
Rob Robillard offers tips on home maintenance and energy conservation.
Health care industry groups warn that proposals by state lawmakers to raise millions of dollars for struggling community hospitals would send costs soaring.
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Ford is recalling about 550,000 cars and SUVs in North America to fix a gearshift problem that could cause the vehicles to roll away unexpectedly
Summer is the high season for non-alcoholic drinks. Let the battle begin over who makes the best raspberry lime rickey.
Nineteen people drowned when a boat loaded with as many as 150 people who were thought to be migrants capsized off the northern coast of Cyprus, a Turkish Cypriot official said Wednesday.
General Electric reported a sharp drop in second-quarter profit as the industrial giant continues its transformation into a slimmer company.
Irving, 76, the author of ?The World According to Garp,? ?The Cider House Rules,? and ?In One Person,?? among others, has won the Richard C. Holbrooke Distinguished Achievement Award.
If you?re a food lover, the Wells, Maine, destination feels an awful lot like a carnival.
Address
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.
Keith Bedford/Globe Staff
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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