World Cup ski race proposed at Killington
The US Ski and Snowboard Association wants to bring women?s slalom and giant slalom to the Vermont resort in 2016.
Multiple people killed, gunman dead in Oregon college shooting
Michael Sullivan /The News-Review via AP
The shooter, who exchanged gunfire with officers, is dead, a law enforcement official said. The state?s attorney general said at least 13 people were killed.
In longshot bid, what?s driving Lincoln Chafee?
When your poll numbers in the Democratic primary are smaller than the margin of error, you don?t need a driver. You need more supporters.
Bill Simmons bashes ESPN in first new podcast
The former ESPN personality called the network?s coverage of the Deflategate controversy ?embarrassing.?
Would NBC move programming from Ch. 7 to NECN?
NBC, which owns its affiliates in other large markets, would rather purchase WHDH-TV than sign a contract extension.
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Magazine | 10 Ideas to Transform K-12 Education
Tommy Chang plans to lead school system like a startup
What the new Boston superintendent has to say about testing, charter schools, and innovation.
Bold Types
Wahlburgers looking to expand in Greater Boston
The burger shop chain is finally ready to open its first restaurant in the city of Boston, after nearly four years of trying.
Nick Cafardo | On Baseball
Red Sox? Torey Lovullo now a hot managerial prospect
Teams around the majors needing a manager will likely call on Lovullo, but will the Red Sox?
How does having an early bye week affect NFL teams?
While there are exceptions, teams with byes in Week 4 or 5 usually follow a pattern.
Where your miles can take you
Today is a something of a golden age for Boston flyers who want to use miles to fly internationally.
Teamsters? indictment casts an unwanted light on City Hall
The reference to City Hall in the indictment is particularly sticky for Mayor Walsh, a longtime labor leader.
Holbrook man in extortion case has long criminal record
John Fidler, 51, has been convicted of stabbing several people in downtown Boston, and once admitted to selling cocaine.
Steve Senne/AP
Clinton calls for more US regulation for painkillers
?We have got to take another look at the ease with which the opioids are being prescribed,? Clinton told a Boston audience.
Auburn girl suffered from heat stroke, report finds
A state report found the 2-year-old who died in a foster home suffered heat stroke due to prolonged exposure to high temperatures.
Top inspection official pushes for changes to student housing law
?The way the statute exists, we cannot enforce it,? the head of the city?s Inspectional Services Department testified at a City Council hearing.
Monsanto connection never disclosed in professor?s paper
A Harvard professor wrote a policy paper supporting genetically modified organisms at the behest of the seed giant, e-mails show.
Man charged in 1992 Lena Bruce murder case
Lena Bruce, 21, originally from Philadelphia, was a recent graduate of Tufts University when she was killed in the South End in 1992.
NOAA via REUTERS
Hurricane Joaquin strengthens to Category 4, batters Bahamas
Forecasters said it could grow still more intense before following a path that would near the US East Coast.
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Evaluating campaign money reports gets more complicated
Just combining a candidate?s account and the candidate?s super PAC might not be the best way of doing things.
The Big Picture
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Pope Francis? mission to the US
The trip by the world leader of the Roman Catholic Church included a White House visit.
BetaBoston
Hiawatha Bray | Tech Lab
Hang onto your wallet ? Samsung Pay is here
Samsung Pay works, and it?s cool, but ultimately it?s a dead end. Your wallet will still be there for years to come.
Crux
Analysis
What it means that Pope Francis met Kim Davis
The encounter was a broad gesture of support by the pope for conscientious objection from gay marriage law.
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Bruins owners happy with changes team made
Owner Jeremy Jacobs said Thursday he expects Boston to prosper under Don Sweeney?s leadership.
Metro
Man allegedly threatened co-worker with inert mine
The Plainville suspect is accused of pressing the mine?s trigger multiple times while staring at his colleague.
Politics
Sanders raises $26m in quarter, just shy of Clinton?s $28m
Bernie Sanders?s campaign collected nearly as much money from small donations as Clinton has from big-dollar donors.
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Watch the newest Tesla do its (awesome) thing for the first time
Tesla shows the world its much-anticipated Model X, an electric SUV with a lot of perks.
Columnists
Nation & World
Afghan troops push into city of Kunduz, Taliban in retreat
Afghan government forces pushed overnight into the strategic northern city of Kunduz that was captured by the Taliban earlier this week.
Business
$1 billion remake of Bunker Hill housing site on tap
The Boston Housing Authority has selected Corcoran Jennison and the national developer SunCal to remake the city?s largest public housing development.
Arts
Movie REview
Believable girlfriends in ?Breathe?
Actor/filmmaker Mélanie Laurent deftly sketches the repressed life of a high school girl who comes alive when a new student befriends her.
Lifestyle
Plated
Eat doughnuts and choose a winner
If you haven?t eaten your fill of doughnuts at one of the many Boston area shops, you may want to check out the Rise & Rumble Donut Throwdown at Post 390 on Sunday.
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Design New England
Deck House Redux
A new floor plan and a fresh palette prove the stalwart post-and-beam, open concept design is still relevant.
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