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Woman charged in death of girl allegedly used range of substances

The 5-year-old girl was among five people ? including the girl?s younger sister, a 2-month old infant ? who were struck by an SUV in Revere driven by Autumn Harris.

Boston firefighters and police officers gathered outside the medical examiner?s office to pay tribute to fallen Worcester firefighter. His body arrived at the medical examiner?s office in Boston on Monday. — David L. Ryan/Globe Staff

Fallen Worcester firefighter was a single dad devoted to his daughter

Christopher Roy died early Sunday while fighting a five-alarm fire. ?He was a kind and generous and giving man who lived for his daughter,? his mother said.

The MBTA?s weekend commuter rail discount went pretty well. But now it?s over

A $10 weekend pass led to more revenue on the commuter rail, but officials have been forced to pause the program.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Run, Elizabeth Warren, run

If Elizabeth Warren wants to run for president, she should.

Opinion | Martin J. Walsh

Setting a new standard for retail pot stores in Boston

Barriers remain to ownership opportunities for entrepreneurs from local communities of color.

Here?s what you need to know about the rule of law as Trump faces off with Mueller

President Trump and special counsel Robert Mueller appear to be on a collision course.

Video shows NYC police pulling toddler from mother?s arms

A group of New York officers, one of them wielding a stun gun, violently yanked a toddler from his mother?s arms while arresting her at a Brooklyn food stamp office.

NAMES

Bob Woodward, ahead of Boston appearance, says Trump makes decisions ?without a factual basis?

Two-time Pulitzer winner Bob Woodward spoke with the Globe ahead of his visit to The Wilbur on Tuesday.

Talking Points AM | Larry Edelman

Bernie Madoff and the coming stock market apocalypse

After a tumultuous couple of months, it feels like our good luck is about to run out. Is it?

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez reveals Jewish ancestry at Hanukkah celebration

Ocasio-Cortez said that she was descended from Jews who fled Spain during the Spanish Inquisition.

West Roxbury, MA: 11-8-18: The freshly dug up dirt is pictured in front of a headstone where James — Jim Davis/Globe Staff

Kevin Cullen

By being murdered, Whitey Bulger may help compensate his victims

Of all the ironies, none is richer nor more poignant than the prospect of any compensatory damages awarded to Bulger?s estate going to the families of those he murdered.

NESTOR RAMOS

Mr. President, please consider my application to be your chief of staff

The Trump administration has been notable for its backbiting, turf wars, petty jealousy, and nonsensical tantrums. He doesn?t need a general. He needs an extremely tired dad.

2 new studies take a little more sizzle out of red meat

Researchers say a diet rich in red meat increases people?s circulating levels of a substance that can lead to the development of cardiovascular disease.

DOCUMENTARY SHORT

?Our baby is going to the prom. One that you didn?t expect would ever go to a prom.?

A special education school south of Boston put on a spring prom just for kids with autism and other developmental disabilities.

TARA SULLIVAN

This has been Rob Gronkowski?s strangest, weirdest NFL season so far

Gronkowski at the end of Sunday?s game, so out of place and so out of gas, has become the defining image of the Patriots? loss.

Morning traffic rush hour into the tunnel. — David L. Ryan/Globe Staff

Did removing a toll plaza ruin East Boston?s roads?

You know things have gotten pretty bad on the roads when motorists are nostalgic for a toll booth. But the problems in Eastie may have more to do with massive spikes in traffic.

In this June 21, 2018 photo, White House chief of staff John Kelly listens as President Donald Trump speaks during a lunch with governors in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington. Trump says chief of staff John Kelly will leave his job at the end of the year.(AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

Michael A. Cohen

John Kelly leaves White House with his reputation in tatters

He exposed himself as small-minded, dishonest, and sympathetic to Trump?s most egregiously racist and xenophobic policies.

Opinion | Diane Hessan

Immigration ? the problem Congress doesn?t want to solve

The issue is more valuable to them as an attack strategy than as a problem to solve.

Health & Wellness | Magazine

Can these researchers catch cancer much earlier than ever before?

From revolutionizing the mammogram to spotting tumors in the blood, here?s how researchers are changing how we diagnose disease.

BOB HOHLER

Ex-Patriot Kevin Turner?s children battle the nurse who became his wife and heir

Turner died a year after marrying his nurse, who now gets his NFL pension, but his parents claim he wasn?t mentally fit to make decisions.

Podcasts

Help was a few feet away. Why didn?t they save her?

My wife, Laura Levis, did everything she could to save herself when the asthma attack began. She went to Somerville Hospital and called 911, too. How could she have been left to die just outside the emergency room?

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Globe staff photos of the month: November 2018

Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month: a colorful sunrise, Christmas tree lightings, and high school sports.