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Jim Davis/Globe Staff
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Jim Davis/Globe Staff
Jim Davis/Globe Staff
Matthew J. Lee/Globe Staff
Jim Davis/Globe Staff
Matthew J. Lee/Globe Staff
Matthew J. Lee/Globe Staff
Patriots 31, Dolphins 24
The Patriots improved to 2-0, but starting quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo left in the second quarter.
Ben Volin | Instant Analysis
Offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels was on his game, but defensive coordinator Matt Patricia was not.
The Red Sox slugger isn?t playing until tonight, so he took in some football beforehand.
Patriots fans will recognize the guy who was at Gillette Sunday wearing a somewhat life-like Brady mask.
NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL
After floundering in tight games for much of the season, the Sox have turned things around with inspired play.
Kevin Cullen
Travis Roy got a chance to go ocean fishing, despite being attached to a 600-pound motorized wheelchair.
A Buddhist gardener felt sorry for rabbits being raised for slaughter at Codman Community Farms, so she bought them ? 135 rabbits in all.
The Music Haul, a modified U-Haul truck, will bring world-class concert performances to area streets and schools Sunday through Tuesday.
The 68th Primetime Emmys arrive on ABC tonight with the focus squarely on the awards at a time when there?s never been more competition in TV.
The theme for this year?s Emmy Awards: ?Anyone?s guess.?
No international terrorist group claimed responsibility for a powerful explosion in Manhattan that left dozens wounded.
The episode rattled the city even as residents spoke of the proverbial bullet that was dodged.
Jersey Shore beaches were reopened Sunday as an investigation continued into a pipe bomb explosion at a seaside community.
A news agency affiliated with the Islamic State said the attacker, who stabbed nine people, was a member of that group.
Eli Pilat, 14, was struck by a commuter rail Friday night. ?It?s shocking. We?ve been crying for three days,? his grandmother said.
Local backing for a development project often comes with a price tag, bought as easily as lumber or drywall.
Yvonne Abraham
Like so many domestic violence victims, Wanda Rosa was powerless to separate herself from the abuser who murdered her.
A Globe investigation found that these workers, eager for a paycheck, are often paid below the prevailing wage and illegally, in cash.
An injured bald eagle was rescued in Burlington Sunday morning, police said.
But the world of medical marijuana bears little resemblance to usual medical care.
Cutting Edge of the Common Good
For many Americans, planning for a life after their working years comes down to two words: wishful thinking.
The desperate and the dead
Behind the fragmented state of mental health care lies a political system failure that spans decades ? and continues.
?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
Big Picture
Check out photos of Friday?s harvest moon from around the world.
Ex-Harvard coach Joseph Bernal, who was banned for life by USA Swimming, is nowhere to be found.
The activist urged people to go out into the world and prove for themselves that hatred is rooted in fear.
Some say it?s a matter of personality. Others think it?s life experience. Express yourself by taking our poll.
Donald Trump is brazenly betting voters now settling on their choice are willing to shove aside all that came before.
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This 5-passenger midsize wagon thrives in all seasons, showing the kind of pluck we?d like to think is our birthright.
Russia said the attack also wounded 100 Syrian troops and opened the way for an Islamic State offensive.
Boston is getting crowded with companies seeking to change the way we eat. And the money is following.
Albee?s fingerprints are all over our culture, detectable in dramas like Matthew Weiner?s ?Mad Men.?
Turns out Salem is not a town that blooms Oct. 31 and wilts Nov. 1 like a rare flower. It?s a perennial.
ground game
Election 2016 isn?t about you, the voter; it?s about them, the candidates.
Design New England
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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