Kevin Cullen
Army veteran Will Snow got help from a clinical program run by the Red Sox and Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Yvonne Abraham
For four Worcester men who lived lives of crime and addiction, years of recovery have led to a lifelong friendship.
Victims pay, coaches stay in hazing inequityWhile children have suffered sexual assaults, adults often have carried on with impunity.
Critic?s Notebook | architecture
The tower doesn?t overwhelm the neighborhood. It also preserved the old Filene?s Building, giving Downtown Crossing a mix of old and new.
Turkey seizes more than 2,250 institutions in crackdownThe government announced it had seized social, educational, or health care institutions and facilities that it claims threaten national security.
At least 80 are killed in bomb attack in KabulA suicide bomber struck in Kabul, Afghanistan, killing at least 80 people and injuring 231, officials said.
It?s official, we?re having a heat wave Cooling centers were opened across Boston Saturday as Mayor Martin J. Walsh declared a heat emergency Friday.
Dan Shaughnessy recalls career, life that led him to CooperstownThe longtime Globe baseball writer and columnist shared many tales, and thanks, in his acceptance speech at the Baseball Hall of Fame induction.
House restores $100 million to state budgetDuring the rare weekend session, legislators voted to reverse cuts to a range of state offices and programs.
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JEFF JACOBY
There are compelling reasons to loathe both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
Hillary Clinton must strive at her own convention to win the trust of middle-of-the-road voters from Ohio to Florida.
Clinton?s road to nomination paved with grit Propelling her were a steely determination and grit that are among her most consistent traits in 25 years of public life.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
6 thoughts about the state of the Patriots as training camp nearsThe Patriots? drive for Super Bowl title No. 5 is going to begin with Tom Brady serving a four-game suspension.
Kevin Paul Dupont | On Second Thought
Patriots training camp isn?t what it used to beIn those early years, players reported to camp to whip themselves into shape.
Twins 11, Red Sox 9
Twins blow past Red SoxIn a wild and windy game, David Price?s struggles continued and the Sox fell to the lowly Twins again.
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Remy said on Twitter that he was fine and that he would return to the booth Sunday.
STARTS & STOPS
How should the MBTA characterize its progress? The T has also repeatedly touted statistics comparing its performance in the last year to 2015.
Gun rights activists rally against curb on copycat assault riflesHundreds of gun rights activists lined Beacon Street on Saturday morning.
Private schools, painful secrets
The unexpected price of reporting abuse: retaliation The Globe found 15 instances of retaliation at New England private schools against students or employees who raised concerns about sexual abuse by staffers.
Understanding the sexual abuse allegations at New England prep schoolsHere?s what you need to know about the Globe?s investigation into sexual abuse claims at New England prep schools.
EDITORIAL
Make methadone easier to getMethadone has long been shown to be an effective treatment for heroin addiction. Why do we make it so hard to get?
spotlight
Nearly half of people killed by Massachusetts police over the last 11 years were suicidal, mentally ill, or showed clear signs of crisis.
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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About 50,000 people gathered in Cleveland for the four-day convention.
The Globe columnist received the J.G. Taylor Spink Award at the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Saturday.
The Nuns on the Bus vehicle came to proffer love and community ? qualities they say this election cycle sorely lacks.
Governor Baker had backed an easement that would have given a neighboring condo building a slice of the State House lawn.
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Plus, a Medford driver won a $10,000 cash prize for safe driving.
A top Turkish official accused the United States of ?standing up for savages? by not handing over the cleric.
It?s peak (iced) coffee season, yet two of the nation?s top coffee purveyors reported slower than expected sales this week.
The American Impressionist is the subject of an exhibition at the Peabody Essex Museum.
He?s a fan of tailored; she likes bohemian. This redo lets them meet in the middle.
Ground Game
Forget 2016. GOP hopefuls are looking to 2020. The gavel had not yet hit the sound block inside the Quicken Loans Arena, but the 2020 Republican race for president was already underway.
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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I?m so sorry, Mitt Romney
Gun rights activists rally against attorney general?s curb on copycat assault rifles
Victims pay, coaches stay in hazing inequity
Did Healey?s gun ban backfire? Leads to spike in sales
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