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Martin Walsh may spur late T hours

Walsh’s victory in the mayoral race could accelerate the momentum for what has sometimes seemed a pie-in-the-sky request for late MBTA service.

National reviews of centers rare in mental health

Universal Health Services has a history of staffing problems at its facilities around the US, but this record has rarely factored into reviews by state regulators.

Army veteran Marc “Moses” Mallard, 54, says the veterans’ court will help those who struggle when they return home.

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Boston, courts coming to the aid of veterans

A special “veterans’ court” would provide services for veterans entering the court system who struggle with substance abuse or mental health issues.

Kin of Bulger’s victims set to speak out in court

“Whitey” Bulger faces the rest of his life behind bars, but before he is sentenced he will face more than a dozen relatives of his victims.

Veronica Caballero, who has family in the Philippines, prayed in Malden for victims of Typhoon Haiyan.

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Local Filipino-Americans mourn, raise funds

The effects of Typhoon Haiyan have reached across oceans to Greater Boston’s small but tight-knit Filipino-American community.

Philippines reeling in wake of deadly storm

The scale of the devastation — and the desperation of the survivors — in the country’s central islands from Typhoon Haiyan is slowly coming into view.

Dan Shaughnessy

Bill Belichick, Tom Brady should be next to get statues

The Belichick-Brady combo is pro sports’ most successful coach-player partnership since Red Auerbach and Bill Russell.

Health

More parents refusing childhood vaccines

Even though scores of peer-reviewed studies have failed to find any link between vaccines and autism, the suspicion that vaccines are dangerous has stuck.

Opinion

JOHN E. SUNUNU

What’s next, Chris Christie?

Christie just won a second term as governor of New Jersey, but surely there’s more to come for him.

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Album Reviews

Old classics taken for a new spin

The Alvarez: Each eyepiece contains a pair of lenses, one of them movable. Turning a knob brings objects into focus.

Adlens casts eye to world’s needy

My Bloody Valentine brought its deafening signature sound to the House of Blues Thursday.

Music Review

MBV unleashes a divine din

Album Review | Adult contemporary

A personal collection of covers

Scouts believe A.J. Pierzynski would utilize the Monster hitting at Fenway.

Sunday Baseball Notes

Monitoring baseball’s GM meetings

Boston doesn’t have venue suitable for hosting the opening and closing of the Games and the track and field events, and would need to build an Olympic stadium like London’s.

Group explores 2024 Olympic bid

Charlotte Golar Richie, Felix Arroyo, Martin Walsh, and John Barros appeared together on Oct. 12 to announce Golar Richie’s endorsement.

How Walsh came out on top

Christopher Bedford (center), the director of the Rose Art Museum, greeted guests.

Director transforms ailing Rose Art Museum

An artist’s vision of the $1 billion resort casino proposed by Foxwoods Massachusetts for a Milford site near Interstate 495 and Route 16.

Milford rolls dice

Jackie and JFK in a portrait by Richard Avedon.

MOVIES

Lights, camera, JFK

Rise

Filmmaker Aneisha Malcolm: Not one of the ‘Girls’

Broncos coach John Fox is away from his team for health reasons.

Sunday Football Notes

Evidence that coaching is no health club

Sports

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On Football

Tom Brady, right, and the Patriots went 7-2 in their first nine games.

Patriots’ bye week report card

Ben Volin doles out his grades for how the Patriots performed as they get ready to return from the bye for the playoff push.

Metro

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Veterans John and Lorraine Farmer enjoyed their breakfast Sunday at a table in front of the “Wall of Heroes” at the Winthrop Center Cafe.

Veterans honored at Winthrop cafe

The “Wall of Heroes” at the Winthrop Center Cafe has grown into a dynamic documentation of servicemen and women from Winthrop.

Columnists

Christopher L. Gasper

NFL must take a stand on bullying

Opinion | Leigh Montville

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Dan Shaughnessy

Belichick, Brady should be next to get statues

Shirley Leung

Make middle-class housing a priority

An escort for Planned Parenthood of Greater Boston kept her toes on a white line defining the 'buffer zone' as pro-life protesters gathered outside a clinic in Boston in 2000.

JEFF JACOBY

Protect the right to protest

State Representative Martin J. Walsh, Democrat of Dorchester, celebrated Tuesday after becoming mayor-elect. Now it's time for the city to tell Walsh what it wants from its new chief executive, writes Yvonne Abraham.

Yvonne Abraham

We need to talk, Marty

SCOT LEHIGH

Unions need to retire tired tropes

A popup in Oakland, Calif. Boston could learn a thing or two from other cities about how to encourage small business growth in off-the-beaten-path neighborhoods.

Steven Syre

Sweat the small stuff to encourage small businesses

Pedro Martinez, David Ortiz, and Roger Clemens are all part of Bob Ryan’s 25-man all-time Red Sox World Series roster.

Bob Ryan

The all-time Red Sox World Series team

President Kenney’s limousine in Dallas, in a footage taken by presidential aide Dave Powers and photographed from a television screen.

JAMES CARROLL

‘They’ did this!

Scott Kirsner

Let’s try new ways to spread the wealth

Derrick Z. Jackson

Can New Bedford lure a turbine plant?

Politics

Lawrence Mayor William Lantigua.

Mayor William Lantigua seeking recount in race

The Lawrence mayor said he will seek a recount after losing the Nov. 5 mayoral election by 57 votes, according to his lawyer.

Nation & World

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Secretary of State John Kerry sought to play down reports of differences among US allies.

John Kerry defends Iran strategy despite lack of deal

The secretary of state asserted that the agreement he was seeking to freeze Tehran’s nuclear program would be in Israel’s interest.

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The Hive

Patriots receiver Julian Edelman, at Emerson.

Emerson students’ marketing pitch snags a Patriot

A Twitter campaign by students of professor David Gerzof Richard got Patriots receiver Julian Edelman to attend a class.

Arts

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Book Review

Ruth Rendell

‘No Man’s Nightingale’ by Ruth Rendell

Rendell’s Inspector Wexford character has retired, but he has clearly refused to be disposed of.

Health and wellness

Daily Dose

Dishing about the Red Sox’ winning diets

Registered dietitian Tara Mardigan has been the official Red Sox nutritionist since 2006.

Chill: 2013 Winter Travel issue

Which New England ski mountain is right for you?

Looking for the best snow? Want a family-friendly place? Need a challenge? Here’s the ultimate guide to skiing in the region, on your terms.

Globe Insiders

From the Archives | Photo gallery

Pigeons in the city

People and pigeons have long been interesting to photographers, especially years ago when the birds were more popular and were readily fed.

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Magazine

The cover for the November 10 2013 issue

Nov 10, 2013

Just the right kind of cold

The cover for the November 3 2013 issue

Nov 3, 2013

Top 100 women-led businesses in Massachusetts

The cover for the October 27 2013 issue

Oct 27, 2013

A First Period home gets a second life

The cover for the October 20 2013 issue

Oct 20, 2013

David Keith hopes we don’t have to use his ideas to reverse global warming

Ideas