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Speaker Paul Ryan said Donald Trump?s remark was a ?textbook definition of a racist comment,? but maintains his support of the presumptive GOP nominee.
ground game
Clinton?s milestone isn?t welcome news for either campHillary Clinton?s and Bernie Sanders? campaigns have their own reasons to pooh-pooh her becoming the presumptive nominee.
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The virus can no longer be detected in a patient who is getting a drug his health plan once said it could not afford.
Cooking With | Gordon Hamersley
How to turn ordinary ingredients into extraordinary pastaGiulia chef Michael Pagliarini drops some noodle knowledge.
HOME OF THE WEEK
Hull home is short walk to beach, ice cream shopThis Colonial has three bedrooms, and the roof and heating, air-conditioning, plumbing, and electrical systems are new.
Boston to host major climate summit in 2017It?s expected to draw 2,000 business officials and urban leaders from across the US and China.
Father of Stanford rapist compounds outrage over caseThe father of Brock Turner issued a letter arguing the 20-year-old deserved only probation that was blasted as offensive and tone-deaf.
Globe Magazine
If the MCAS is so good, why are we ditching it? Massachusetts? standardized test has long been considered the best in the nation. Here?s why we?re throwing it out.
If you think Boston is crowded now, just waitIf you think getting in and around Boston at peak hours is tough right now, just wait 15 years.
Agency greenlights plan to ease I-95/Route 3 trafficThe $800,000 project will address backups with the addition of signage, lane striping, and lane barriers.
Everybody on the Tobin Bridge will soon have to pay tollsThe state is installing collection equipment in the northbound lanes, and the system is expected to be activated this fall.
Biogen stock hammered on dismal drug resultsThe Cambridge company lost $7 billion in market value after a multiple sclerosis drug failed to hit its primary goal in a clinical trial.
LIVE UPDATES
At Redstone trial, judge questions gender makeup of lawyersThe judge in a battle over Sumner Redstone?s $40 billion empire asked why there weren?t more female lawyers present.
WPI says rape victim partly responsible for assaultWorcester Polytechnic Institute argues some of the fault belongs on the student for engaging in risky behavior.
The City Council voted unanimously to change the holiday?s name.
Keep the umbrella handy for the next two daysThunderstorms, including possible hail, are expected to hit Greater Boston this afternoon, with another round of storms tomorrow.
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In an on-demand economy where speed is a given, the new chip-card transactions have all the charm of a dial-up modem.
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OPINION | BILL WELD
The Libertarian alternativeGary Johnson and Bill Weld urge voters to give the two classic Jeffersonian liberals a close look.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
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the big picture
Muhammad Ali said ? I am the greatest? and proved it many times over, on the way to becoming perhaps the most widely recognized person on the planet.
Every day, players receive a detailed report on their opponent and this year?s team has been putting them to good use.
Three puppies at a Salem shelter are getting corrective surgery ? and people are pitching in to cover the costs.
The mayor will speak at a two-day climate summit that has drawn leaders from more than 60 cities.
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The Toyota Camry Hybrid?s powertrain produces 200 horsepower from the 156-horsepower 4-cylinder engine and ancillary electric motor.
The civilians often face gunfire from Islamic State militants who had been trying to use them as human shields.
Michael Mulhern, whose tenure was marked by criticism over the MBTA pension fund?s penchant for secrecy, will step down in August.
In a brilliantly scathing takedown of the debt-buying industry, the host of ?Last Week Tonight? took action.
A new book from the former Yale athlete, who grew up playing basketball on Boston playgrounds, compares hoops to religion.
Ground Game
What the tough primary season means for Clinton While Americans may not like Hillary Clinton as much as when she was secretary of state, they dislike her GOP opponent even more.
Private schools, painful secretsMore than 200 victims. At least 90 legal claims. At least 67 private schools in New England. This is the story of hundreds of students sexually abused by staffers, and emerging from decades of silence today.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight??Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
Design New England
?This is home?Keith Leblanc and Kelly Monnahan create a haven for themselves, family, and friends in the piney hills of outer Cape Cod.
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Worcester Polytechnic Institute says rape victim is partly to blame
Report highlights upcoming burden on Greater Boston?s infrastructure
Two Massachusetts men say they have found long-lost ?black boxes? in Bolivia
Family of allergic child sues Panera for putting peanut butter in grilled cheese sandwich
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