Opinion | Edward F. Davis III
Rhetoric against the media must end
The press is not the enemy of the people.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
You can?t doubt these Red Sox anymore
Boston?s Game 4 win was stunning and satisfying, an emphatic statement after a Game 3 loss that would have demoralized a lesser team.
TARA SULLIVAN
Chris Sale and the dugout outburst that lit a fire under the Red Sox
?He?s an intimidating dude and he was pissed. We let him have his moment and thank goodness our players responded,? assistant hitting coach Andy Barkett said.
RED SOX 9, DODGERS 6
Red Sox rally to stun Dodgers, take 3-1 World Series lead
Down 4-0 after six, Mitch Moreland and Steve Pearce went deep to get the Red Sox offense going and Boston broke it open with a five-run ninth to take Game 4.
RED SOX NOTEBOOK
David Price will start Game 5 for the Red Sox
Price, not Chris Sale, will get the ball Sunday as the Red Sox try to close out the World Series.
David M. Shribman | Commentary
Where so many prayed, and so many died
Squirrel Hill has been for more than a century a vital landmark in the history of Jews in America. On Saturday, it became a target.
Pittsburgh shooter told police he targeted Jews, authorities say
The suspect in the mass shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue expressed hatred of Jews during the rampage, according to charging documents made public Sunday.
Married couple and brothers were among Pittsburgh synagogue victims
The shooting that killed 11 occurred on the Jewish sabbath.
Suspect in synagogue slayings spewed online hate for Jews
Robert Bowers appears to have made virulently anti-Semitic posts on a social media platform popular with far-right extremists.
Editorial
The high cost of a free press
This year, reporters have been killed in war zones, in the presumed safety of their own homes, and everywhere in between.
Cloudy days ahead, but a warm Halloween in store for trick-or-treaters
Clouds are expected to linger today with a chance of more rain Monday. Halloween on Wednesday is forecast to be mild.
Ideas | Linda Rodriguez McRobbie
Why a little evil is good ? and a lot of empathy is bad
Scientists think the people who do bad things are just like you. More to the point, you?re just like them.
BEN VOLIN
Brother?s new book provides fuller picture of Aaron Hernandez
It adds new details about his tenure at the University of Florida and with the Patriots, and his final days in prison.
MICHELLE SINGLETARY | THE COLOR OF MONEY
Gift cards are the No. 1 preferred payment demanded by ?imposter? scammers
The FTC said victims reported losing $20 million to such fraud in 2015. In just the first three quarters of this year, the losses have been $53 million.
Pope wraps up synod on youth claiming persecution over abuse
Pope Francis has wrapped up a monthlong meeting of bishops dedicated to young people by saying the Catholic Church is being ?persecuted? and ?dirtied? by accusations.
Ntozake Shange, author of ?For Colored Girls,? has died
Ms. Shange?s most acclaimed theater piece was the 1975 Tony Award-nominated play.
Many of bomb suspect?s conspiracy theories tracked Trump?s
Mail bomb suspect Cesar Sayoc lived in an alternate universe.
John Tlumacki/Globe staff
About 100 people displaced by 7-alarm Fenway blaze
More than 100 firefighters battled the blaze under rough conditions. Eleven people were injured, officials said; several were rescued.
Gas lines get damaged daily, but tragedy usually averted
At least twice a day in Massachusetts an excavation crew breaks an underground gas pipe ? often by not following the rules.
Columbia Gas to affected residents: ?We have let you down?
The utility said Friday that repairs following September?s gas explosions would push into early winter, and residents took the opportunity Saturday to express their frustration.
Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff
Geoff Diehl hits the road to make his case to the voters
The Republican?s pitch: Unlike incumbent Elizabeth Warren, who has her eyes on the White House, he cares about Massachusetts.
Most of region spared by season?s first nor?easter
The remnants of Hurricane Willa brought heavy rain, street flooding, and scattered power outages to the region, but the worst didn?t happen.
Come see Globe Live
After two sold-out seasons, Globe Live ? a live storytelling show featuring the Globe?s top journalists ? returns to the Emerson Paramount Center Nov. 3 & 4.
Special reports
Inside our Secret Courts
Criminal charges often disappear. There are few rules and fewer records. In these private hearings, who you are ? and who you know ? may be just as important as right and wrong. Read the Spotlight report.
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Sports
CANADIENS 3, BRUINS 0
Montreal was fast, Carey Price was good, and the Bruins got outworked
Price made 33 saves in shutting out the Bruins.
Metro
Residents displaced by Fenway fire wonder where they?ll go
Nearly 100 people, most of them students, were displaced after a fire on Hemenway Street.
Globe Local
Need a cake pan? Try the ?Library of Things?
Suburbanites can check out everything from ukuleles to label makers in their community stacks.
Real Estate
Amid the ruins of a Florida town stands a home ?built for the big one?
The story of how the "Sand Palace" made it through Michael while most of its neighbors collapsed is one about building in hurricane-prone Florida.
Politics
Trump pitches policy in final midterm message
In the lead-up to the Nov. 6 elections, the president has gone full policy wonk.
Nation & World
The wealthy are cranking up their security
The unpredictability of terrorizing events has kept Americans on alert, wary of threats to their safety and well-being.
Cars Search This Week's Specials
GM proposes nationwide zero-emissions vehicle sales mandate
General Motors says it will ask the federal government for one national gas mileage standard, including a requirement that a percentage of auto companies' sales be zero-emissions vehicles
Columnists
Business
ON THE JOB
You-Do-It might have been original makerspace
Nearly 70 years after its start as a repair shop, the Needham electronics store is still a tech haven.
Arts
Your Week Ahead
Five things to do around Boston, Oct. 29-Nov. 4
Day of the Dead, Interactive Art at the ICA, and more.
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Keep the Halloween fun coming!
Here are some ways to keep the scares ? and your little monsters ? going all week.
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The Big Picture
Photos: Red Sox vs. Dodgers Game 4
Globe photographers captured the sights of Saturday?s game at Dodger Stadium.
Love Letters: The Podcast
Until next year, my sweetheart
In a special bonus episode, Meredith Goldstein explores what happens to summer romance when the summer ends, and ?Wet Hot American Summer? creator David Wain shares a girl-crazy memory from his own camp days.
Listen: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | RadioPublic
Real Estate
Are we ignoring ? or outright banning ? an easy affordable-housing fix?
Mobile homes may be the least expensive and most effective means of addressing the region?s housing shortage.
Globe event
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.
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