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Micah Johnson was a troubled Army reservist who left Afghanistan under a cloud of sexual harassment charges.
MICHAEL A. COHEN
Dallas Police Department leads the way in de-escalationHow Dallas did it should be a lesson to police forces around the country.
The lethal robot used by Dallas police appears to be a firstIt appears to be the first time US police have used a robot for lethal purposes.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
Retired Boston cop says he wouldn?t want to be a police officer todayThere?s power and poignancy behind those words when you consider who Bob Faherty was when he wore the uniform of the Boston Police Department.
Five special lives at the center of Dallas? griefAs condolences for the men poured in all day on Friday details of the officers? lives started to emerge.
Boston police take pride in strong community relationshipsBoston police and community leaders spend evenings on neighborhood streets, walking together for peace.
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Mayor Martin J. Walsh and Attorney General Maura Healey joined up with a group of church ?peacewalkers? Friday evening.
One of the officers slain in Dallas was an East Longmeadow High School graduateMichael Krol, 40, played on the high school?s football and basketball teams before graduating in 1994.
Black Lives Matter group holds Boston vigil in wake of shootingsMembers of the local black community gathered for a peaceful vigil Friday night to mourn black Americans who were fatally shot by police this week.
Talking to kids about Baton Rouge, Falcon Heights, DallasOrlando. Baton Rouge. St. Paul. Dallas. This summer has brought an onslaught of gun violence that is inexplicable to adults, let alone children.
Texas lieutenant governor calls Dallas protesters ?hypocrites? Patrick made the comments on Fox News in the aftermath of a sniper attack that killed five Dallas officers during a protest against recent police shootings.
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Backed by millions in casino revenues earmarked for the languishing industry, thoroughbred racing is poised for something of a resurgence this summer.
Treasurer seeks overhaul of ?unwieldy? Mass. alcohol lawsTreasurer Deborah Goldberg is launching a task force to re-examine the state?s byzantine alcohol rules.
Facebook Live?s signal has never been strongerFor many social media fans, this was the week that Facebook Live got real.
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Deval Patrick sells house in Milton for $1.2 millionThe third time proved a charm for the former governor and his wife, Diane.
Taking effect Oct. 1, the new law will allow people to use restrooms, changing rooms, and locker rooms that match their gender identities.
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Red Sox 6, Rays 5
A strong showing by the bullpen and an impressive debut by Aaron Hill good enough to beat Rays.
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Celtics need to take patient approachBad signings now could hurt their chances for a breakthrough next offseason.
Boston Public Library?s drab half gets a colorful makeoverFor decades, the Johnson Building was a serious contender for Boston?s most depressing reading spot.
Television Review
HBO?s ?The Night Of? may be the year?s best dramaThe new HBO drama ? about a young Pakistani-American accused of murder ? is like the darkest, most elaborate episode of ?Law & Order? ever.
OPINION | BRIANNA WU
We can all do something to stop this cycle of violencePeaceful engagement with our civil systems in the only way forward
The state?s closure of psychiatric hospitals has had unintended consequences.
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.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
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Big Picture
Earlier this year in Greece, the Olympic Flame began its ceremonial journey by torch to the site of the Summer Games.
Martinez, 33, has experience at every position outside of catcher and first base in his major league career.
The man?s actions when he made his purchase last month raised a clerk?s suspicions.
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump both called off political events Friday, hours after five police officers were killed in Texas.
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An analysis of five years of data by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety shows more drivers die on July 4 than any other day of the year.
One way or another, Britain will have its second female prime minister.
Amazon hopes to persuade people to pay for something they have traditionally enjoyed free: podcasts and other similar fare.
Robert Clark, author of ?Feathers: Displays of Brilliant Plumage,? became fascinated with bird feathers while on assignment for National Geographic.
Director Joe Berlinger has made a highly personal documentary about self-help guru Tony Robbins.
Honey, cucumber, and lime complement white rum and bubbles.
Ground Game
Florida may be slipping away from Donald TrumpThe Republican?s problems in the swing state are largely demographic. Florida?s Hispanic population is growing ? and quickly.
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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Why we must watch the video of Alton Sterling?s killing by police
Florida may be slipping away from Trump
Dallas suspect amassed personal arsenal at suburban home
Spotlight Church abuse report: Church allowed abuse by priest for years
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