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CIA chief Petraeus resigns over affair uncovered by FBI

David Petraeus resigned Friday after admitting the affair, allegedly with his biographer, a detail that came forth during an FBI investigation.

“I’ve enjoyed it, actually,” says James Bond, an engineering technician from Dracut. He will sometimes use the “Bond, James Bond” gambit.

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What’s it like being named Bond, James Bond?

What if you happened to share a name with the coolest character on the planet? Funny you should ask, because a lot of folks in Massachusetts do.

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Through grief, Manti Te’o leads Notre Dame

One of the best college players in the country has overcome the deaths of his grandmother and girlfriend to galvanize No. 4 Notre Dame.

“Our job now is to get a majority in Congress to reflect the will of the American people.” - President Obama

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Obama seeks end to ‘dysfunction’

The president used his first formal appearance since reelection to call on Congress to immediately make tax cuts permanent for the middle class.

For Romney camp, a high-tech meltdown on Election Day

Mitt Romney’s online voter-turnout operation suffered a meltdown, resulting in the inability of some campaign workers to use a vital smartphone program.

Derrick Z. Jackson

Obama’s Eisenhower moment

President Obama now has his chance to take a page from Eisenhower: mobilize public opinion on why we must fund the institutions and infrastructure America needs.

Red Sox owner to shutter investment firm

John Henry is shutting down a business that once had $2.5 billion under management and helped him build a formidable sports empire.

At 100, changes afoot for Huntington YMCA

The beloved Huntington Avenue branch is at a crossroads as it embarks on its next century, undergoing a major overhaul.

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Handel and Haydn Society Dress Rehearsal

How does a performance get from rehearsal to the concert hall? Join us for a behind-the-scenes glimpse of how the music happens.

Globe exclusives

There is debate on campus and in the wider community about slaughtering Green Mountain College oxen Bill and Lou, left.

Editorial

Doomed oxen: A lesson in sustainability

The Republican candidate Mitt Romney delivers his concession speech.

Sunday Preview | Magazine

Why Mitt Romney lost

Rosie Flores is touring behind her new album, “Working Girl’s Guitar,’’ and singing the praises of one of her idols, Janis Martin, an unsung hero of early rock ’n’ roll.

Rosie Flores honors a rockabilly foremother

Sunday Preview | Magazine

Things to do during a New England winter

Elizabeth Warren said she needed to be more discreet on issues now that she is preparing to become a US senator.

Elizabeth Warren holds back with reporters

Senator-elect Elizabeth Warren and Governor Deval Patrick held a press conference at the State House Thursday.

Brian McGrory

Elizabeth Warren a woman of few words

Tierney volunteers, from left, Mary Condon of Danvers, Marjie Crosby of Lynn and Rachel Tose of Lynn fell asleep at the Hawthorne Hotel in Salem while waiting for results in the Sixth Congressional District race between Representative John F. Tierney and GOP challenger Richard Tisei.

Photo gallery

Globe photos of the week, Nov. 9, 2012

Video

How a photo of a Dracut baby went viral

Medical marijuana that was packaged for sale in 1-gram packages at a facility in Seattle. Massachusetts is grappling with implementing its own law.

Medical marijuana law will challenge overseers

Boston Scientific is moving 800 employees to Marlborough, where it already has operations, and developing its headquarters there.

Marlborough lands new Boston Scientific headquarters

Melissa Shook’s “Dover, the Orange Line, Washington Street.”

Photography review

‘An Elevated View: The Orange Line,’ at the BPL

Boston Capital

Financial industry’s risky election wager

Sports

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76ers 106, Celtics 100

Rajon Rondo didn’t pass up the chance to get the 76ers’ Spencer Hawes off his feet during the second quarter.

Celtics falter against Sixers

The Celtics experienced another second-quarter meltdown, failing to recover in a 106-100 loss to the 76ers Friday.

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Joseph Early, tireless advocate for House district, dies at 79

The Worcester Democrat served in the US House of Representatives from 1975 to 1993.

Politics

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Ballots are fodder for social media updates

The social media announcement is the new “I voted” sticker. More than 1 in 5 registered voters shared or planned to share their votes with social media pals.