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Witnesses said a tall man wearing all black first shot a person working the door, then opened fire ? seemingly at random ? at the people inside. The killer was identified as a 28-year-old former Marine.
Photos from California shooting scene Witnesses described a chaotic scene inside a Southern California bar as a gunman opened fire and panicked patrons smashed windows to get out.
Somerville Hospital apologizes after death of woman outside The parent company of Somerville Hospital apologized days after a Globe Magazine article about Laura Levis, who was suffering from an asthma attack but couldn?t get into the facility. She later died.
SCOT LEHIGH
With Sessions gone, rule of law hangs in the balance When it comes to deterring the president, the posture of Senate Republicans will prove important.
Marijuana Moment
Cannabis policy observers were scrambling Wednesday to determine how Jeff Sessions? departure would affect the marijuana legalization movement.
After Jim Acosta questioned President Trump during a Wednesday afternoon press conference, the CNN reporter said he was barred from the White House.
A lesson for the Democratic Party: Pragmatism wins Democratic stategists were poring through election data as they tried to glean lessons from the results, with an eye on the next round of voting in two years.
Jeneé Osterheldt
Election marked a hopeful, tiny step against American political racism It?s becoming clear that America is ready to fight the racism that caused the resignation of Kiah Morris, Vermont?s only black woman lawmaker.
Ground Game
Election shows that political realignment continues Many of the results were complicated. But there were clues on where we stand in American politics after two years of President Trump.
Talking Points AM/Larry Edelman
It?s going to get cheaper to gas up the car ? and here?s why The US crude oil market just entered bear market territory, marking a 20 percent decline since its most recent peak.
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HELP DESK
A quick search on review sites yields scathing reviews of some property management companies, accused of everything from not making repairs to ignoring mice infestations to refusing to return security deposits. So what do you do?
Chesto Means Business
Seaplanes could soon be the quickest way to get between Boston and NYC Forget about that heliport, Boston. Seaplanes could soon be your quickest ticket to Manhattan.
Magnified laser from Earth could attract alien attention, MIT researcher says No, it isn?t a pitch for a sci fi movie. Humans could, in principle, fashion a laser and a telescope into a sort of beacon on Earth capable of showing aliens that we are in fact here.
Fresh off a massive victory, Baker is awash in political capital. So how does he use it? With voters sending Governor Charlie Baker back to Beacon Hill with an unofficial 34-point victory, he?ll have oodles of political capital. How exactly will he spend it?
Harvard Medical School receives record $200 million gift The donation, from Ukrainian-born billionaire Len Blavatnik, will support research into fundamental questions about human illness and health.
Nathan Carman penned letter with ?religious references? to captain who rescued him at sea The Vermont man, suspected of killing his wealthy grandfather and mother in a scheme to collect an inheritance, wrote the ?curious letter? to the person who rescued him after his boat sank in 2016.
In defeat, ballot question raises awareness of nurse stress, burnout Both sides said they were open to sitting down and talking about workforce issues, but evidence of a rift was still fresh Wednesday.
Here are the highlights from Bill Belichick being mic?d up for Patriots-Packers A heated exchange with a referee, congratulations to James White and Tom Brady, compliments to Aaron Rodgers, and more.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
Bill Belichick?s decision on Malcolm Butler appears prescient now Malcolm Butler has been the worst cornerback in the NFL, statistically speaking, with the Tennessee Titans this season.
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REVIEW
Papa Gino?s has filed for Chapter 11, closed dozens of shops, and laid off more than 1,000 people. Globe food critic Devra First wants to figure something out: How is the food? Is this a loss?
Arlington police warn residents amid string of 11 home break-ins Of the recent home invasions, seven happened in the first week of November, each one at a different home in the area just north and northeast of Menotomy Rocks Park.
The court says the justice fell in her office Wednesday evening and went to a hospital in Washington early Thursday after experiencing discomfort overnight.
A woman was shot on Callender Street in Dorchester Thursday morning and rushed to a hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening, Boston police said.
Traffic snarled after truck hits roof of I-93 tunnel A tractor-trailer slammed into the roof of the southbound I-93 tunnel in Boston, damaging at least two other vehicles and forcing the closure of two lanes during the morning commute.
The driver hired to take the woman home from downtown Boston after her birthday celebration allegedly raped her in the back seat of his car.
JOAN VENNOCHI
How the GOP stole the ?Kavanaugh effect? from the Democrats The ?Kavanaugh effect? helped Republicans and hurt Democrats.
Inside our ?secret courts? 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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Bruins legend Bobby Orr gives fans rare glimpses into his youth and private life in a coffee table book.
For decades, Nova Scotia has sent a tree to Boston as a gesture of holiday goodwill. But the next tree that arrives will be different from the rest.
The new Hyde Park home offers 1,905 square feet of living space and a garage.
The move immediately raised questions about what the move means for Robert Mueller, the special counsel leading the Russia investigation.
The unilateral sanctions reintroduce some of the most crippling restrictions on Iran?s oil, shipping, and banking sectors.
Boston?s red-hot office market has a problem. There?s a shortage of space to rent these days.
Alex Alpharaoh was brought into the United States illegally when he was an infant. That?s the beginning of his story, which unfolds in ?WET: A DACAmented Journey.?
When we planned a trip to Santa Fe over the summer, we checked the James Beard Foundation?s list for America?s Classics and weren?t disappointed.
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The Big Picture
Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month: fall colors, Halloween, and a World Series victory.
8 burning questions as Washington braces for a health policy shakeup Pharma execs are no doubt buzzing over many questions in the wake of the Democrats? takeover of the House.
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.
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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.
