Opinion | Victoria Reggie Kennedy
For McCain, it was always country first His uncompromising love of country pushed him to fight for a more perfect union and to advance policies for the public good.
In N.H., John McCain redefined how to run for president In the New Hampshire primaries, Senator John McCain did everything differently.
Condolences pour in after the death of John McCain Tributes to John McCain came from loved ones, longtime allies, and former political foes.
Bad blood between McCain, Trump lingered to the end It got off to a bad start, and President Donald Trump?s venomous relationship with Senator John McCain didn?t end well, either.
For nearly two decades, the US government had given Patricia Carbajal permission to stay in this country, to work, to put down roots. But, now, in a moment, everything could change.
The Big Picture
Protected no longer The Trump administration canceled the program that had allowed Patricia Carbajal to create a life as a mother, a construction worker, and a budding activist.
RAYS 5, RED SOX 1
Red Sox lose to Rays again in lackluster performance Starter Ryan Yarbrough and four relievers combined to stifle the Red Sox bats as Tampa Bay won its second straight in the weekend series.
Without proof, Geoff Diehl?s ad asserts ?over 7,000? killed by undocumented immigrants each year The claim is included in a roughly minute-long spot released by Diehl, one of three Republicans running in the Sept. 4 primary to face Elizabeth Warren in November.
Mueller?s past may hint at future of Russia inquiry Some Democrats have predicted that Special Counsel Robert Mueller would break with a half-century of policy and prosecute a sitting president.
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Cambridge?s citywide composting offers clues as Massachusetts seeks to reduce the amount of trash going into landfills. The state has fallen behind its goals.
Pilot dies after small plane crashes in Hanson Scott Landis and his brother were flying to spread their father?s ashes when their plane?s engine reportedly failed on takeoff.
Two whales are captured on video jumping in Boston Harbor Four men, including Boston Bruins defenseman Torey Krug, captured the whales on camera while they were fishing Friday.
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WORK SPACE
The Barr Foundation?s offices on Lewis Wharf offer inspiration, inside and out.
Blake Snell couldn?t keep his eyes off the Red Sox The Rays 25-year-old lefthander used the first two games of the series as a study session ahead of his start on Sunday.
Kevin Paul Dupont | On Second Thought
Will balls and strikes soon be in the hands of technology? When baseball finally surrenders, every ball and strike call will be perfect.
?It?s basically a war against the poor.? Former Greenfield tenters struggle to find shelter After a homeless camp abruptly had to leave the town common, confusion and disorder reign as people seek long-term solutions to their housing insecurity.
Ideas | John Hilliard
When children were always someone else?s problem Society once left poor and abandoned children to their fate. A sensational ? and highly publicized ? 1875 murder case in Massachusetts was a turning point.
O?Malley asks US dioceses to work with law enforcement Speaking to the Globe, Cardinal Sean O?Malley said that new procedures are urgently needed to address allegations of sexual abuse or negligence by bishops.
Former Vatican envoy pens accusatory letter in McCarrick case The letter accuses Pope Francis of having initially rehabilitated ex-Cardinal Theodore McCarrick despite being informed of his penchant for young seminarians in 2013, soon after he was elected pope.
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Fifty years ago, at the Democratic National Convention, anarchy eclipsed the democratic process and made it feel irrelevant.
There are six candidates for Suffolk DA, but one has the lion?s share of police support Greg Henning is a longtime prosecutor and leader of the gang unit, an office that works closely with officers and detectives.
Candidate Brianna Wu is learning the rules of a whole new game Brianna Wu, a video game developer, is trying to channel her online renown into a campaign for Congress.
Ideas | Mary Sarah Bilder
On the Supreme Court, eight is enough Nothing in the Constitution requires nine justices. And an even split might be healthier.
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Steel drum music monopolized the scene as costumed paraders made their way through the city.
11 former New Hampshire prep school staff accused of abuse Two outside investigations into sexual assault allegations at a New Hampshire prep school have identified 11 former staff members accused of abusing students over several decades.
The scourge of fentanyl is more clear in the battle against opioid use The devastating and growing prevalence of fentanyl was the dominant message in the state?s latest quarterly report on opioid-related deaths.
7 arrested in protest over torn-down N.C. Confederate statue About a dozen people carrying Confederate flags were met by dozens of protesters that don?t want the memorial known as ??Silent Sam?? to return to the UNC campus in Chapel Hill.
MICHELLE SINGLETARY | THE COLOR OF MONEY
?Queen of Soul? had no will ? do you? With no will, you die ?intestate,? and this means the state dictates how your assets will be distributed. Is that what you want?
Dinner with Cupid
Blind date: ?He?s a med student at the same university as me? Will her research on sexual selection aid her in the world of romance?
Miss Conduct
Can I ding my Lyft driver for listening to political talk radio? I know it?s their car, but it made my ride a bad experience.
COMMENTARY
With or without the catsuit, Serena Williams is going to serve black excellence From dress codes to doping tests, the tennis world keeps trying to hold Serena Williams back. But the queen knows how to hold court.
Editorial
Endorsement: Democrats should choose Ayanna Pressley for the Seventh District Pressley is a proven advocate with an understanding of the needs of the district, and she would be a fresh voice in Congress.
TSA says air marshals don?t follow ?ordinary? travelers. Some ordinary travelers beg to differ She?s a social media manager for an arts-and-crafts company, and somehow became a target of a secret TSA surveillance program.
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Sacha Baron Cohen tried to prank Francis Collins ? and science won out The latest public figure duped by Sacha Baron Cohen: the NIH director. Here?s how he kept his cool.
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.
When it comes to a trade, Bill Belichick said it?s easier to talk to a team you?re not in direct competition with.
Questions about how Trooper Leigha Genduso, an unindicted co-conspirator in a major marijuana trafficking case, became a civilian dispatcher in 2008 and then a trooper erupted earlier this year.
Rhode Island?s housing market may be cooling as the number of single-family houses for sale has increased from last year.
President Trump sought to unite Ohio?s fractious state Republican Party on Friday, bitterly complaining about ?negative, nasty? Democrats and warning that the Democratic contender for governor would ?destroy your state.?
Pope Francis? trip to Ireland, the first by a pontiff in 39 years, has been overshadowed by renewed anger over the Catholic Church?s systemic failures to protect children.
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Uber executives have been divided over what to do with the autonomous business since March 18, when one of Uber?s self-driving cars struck and killed a woman in Tempe, Arizona.
Several Massachusetts startups are pitching new ways to deliver high-end meat products directly to consumers.
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How am I, a well-rounded and reasonable adult, supposed to soundly reason with someone who has the life experience of a gnat?
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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
Boston saw some of the best gymnasts in the world during the US Nationals at TD Garden.
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