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A Smith College employee who called campus police Tuesday to report that a black student eating her lunch looked ?out of place? has been put on leave.
COMMENTARY | Jeneé Osterheldt
Don?t wrap yourself in the comfort of believing these are isolated incidents. Don?t nestle into the distance, ready to believe this doesn?t happen in your neighborhood.
A lawsuit accuses the Boston Water and Sewer Commission of fostering an ?open atmosphere of misogyny and racism.?
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A sailboat was struck by lightning and caught fire in waters off Castle Island on Friday afternoon, prompting rescuers to take nine people off the vessel.
Governor Baker spikes toll discount trial again The governor instead ordered transportation officials to conduct a wide-ranging study of traffic congestion.
Income was disguised to help Manafort, tax preparer says One of Paul Manafort?s tax preparers admitted Friday that she helped disguise $900,000 in foreign income as a loan in order to reduce the former Trump campaign chairman?s tax burden.
Democrats spent 2 years working on a new slogan. Here?s what they came up with Democrats can?t seem to win in their attempts at sloganeering. Every attempt only serves as a reminder that the party lacks a clear leader and that it has trouble conveying policy in emotional terms.
Details emerge on Nathan Carman?s gun purchase before grandfather?s murder The details of the purchase by Carman, 24, were made public in documents filed Friday in US District Court.
Ex-leader of S.C.?s GOP says he killed dog on God?s command Authorities say the former head of South Carolina?s Republican Party told them that he killed his mother?s dog because God told him to and that he was the second coming of Jesus Christ.
Michael A. Cohen
Trump?s family separation policy is a continuing horror show Our immediate goal should be reuniting every family. Another goal: ensure the monsters responsible for this barbarism are never allowed to live it down.
Westwood man arrested after alleged lewd behavior on T, commuter rail Jeremy Pincus, 53, was arraigned in Boston Municipal Court on Thursday and was released on personal recognizance.
Endangered plant that hasn?t been seen in Mass. for 50 years found on Cape Cod A ?jaw-dropping? find puts to rest a decades-long search in Massachusetts.
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PERSPECTIVE | MAGAZINE
They wanted me to want to stay. And then, they wanted me to know I could be refused ? in other words, that rejection should flow from America to me.
Your itinerary for a tater tot crawl through Boston A flight of eateries serving upscale versions of the humble potato treat.
10 things to do in New England while your kids are still young There are certain places in New England that are a whole lot more fun ? and magical ? when young kids are along. Here are 10 favorites.
Forecasters warn of flooded roads after Boston-area rain The skies opened over the Boston area this afternoon with torrential rainfall.
Ideas | Zachary D. Kaufman
When sexual abuse is common knowledge ? but nobody speaks up The #MeToo movement has shown not only how rampant sexual abuse is, but also how often third parties disregard it ? or even enable it.
?NOT a Nazi?: Worcester County Sheriff?s Office defends employee?s tattoo The Massachusetts Bail Fund tweeted a picture of a correctional officer?s tattoo that they claimed had ties to white supremacy. Turns out, it was the employee?s old football number.
Dinner with Cupid
?He ordered before I had even looked at the menu? Will this date be doomed from the very start?
NESTOR RAMOS
With Bird scooters about to be pulled off Cambridge streets, I decided to set one free I was going to do my best to preserve one of these endangered creatures by riding it all the way home to Quincy, out of the reach of Birdnappers.
Needham astronaut heading back to space on first commercial flights Sunita Williams, the veteran astronaut with roots in Needham, is going back into space.
Cooking | Magazine
DIY recipes for fans of Fudgsicles, Popsicles, and Creamsicles These easy recipes let you fill your freezer with the cool, sweet taste of summer.
Dozens of ravenous goats appear in Boise neighborhood More than 100 ravenous goats stormed an Idaho neighborhood early Friday morning, chowing down on residents? lawns and gardens for about an hour and a half.
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Starts & Stops
The old Red and Orange Line cars weigh some 30 tons and might sell for $800 or so.
Venomous Portuguese man o? wars wash up on Martha?s Vineyard The Edgartown Parks Department is urging beachgoers to swim with caution after receiving multiple reports of Portuguese man o? wars washing up on South Beach.
Tom Brady?s birthday cake weighs 1,200 pounds, made with 250 pounds of sugar The New England Patriots are celebrating their star quarterback?s 41st birthday Friday with a 1,200-pound red, white, and blue cake.
On the folk circuit, actor Jeff Daniels aims to be fingerpickin? good The actor isn?t just dabbling in music when he?s between roles, though he senses your skepticism.
Did Lizzie Borden murder her father and stepmother? And was it because of an illicit sexual relationship?
Renée Graham
The war on Christians isn?t actually happening Jeff Sessions? new Religious Liberty Task Force is what?s really worrisome.
An oral history of LeBron James and the 2003 UMass-Boston Summer League How the 2003 Boston Summer League helped introduce LeBron James to the NBA.
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Dear Atul: As you go on your listening tour, don?t forget about mental health As CEO of the health care venture from Amazon and partners, Gawande could make a huge impact on mental health.
Seattle?s mayor talks growing pains that 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.
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.
The former Minnesota standout has the size and speed to potentially be an intriguing option in the Patriots offense.
James Paschal was fishing in a pond around 8 p.m. when he started struggling and shouting for help.
Other properties on our priciest sales list include a Weston Colonial, a Beacon Hill penthouse, and a Back Bay home.
The senators cited a report that members of President Trump?s exclusive clubs in Florida appear to have been invited on a tour last year.
During a press conference Thursday, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said: ??Our democracy is in the crosshairs.?
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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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Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month: the Puerto Rican Parade, Taylor Swift performing at Gillette Stadium, and celebrating fourth of July.
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