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The FBI is investigating whether the crash of a small plane in East Hartford that killed a passenger was intentional.
Arrest made in South End home invasion, sexual assaultThe 52-year-old Boston man is expected to be arraigned later today.
Mike Pence says he doesn?t want a revolutionThe Republican vice presidential candidate shut down a supporter who called for a revolution if Hillary Clinton won the election.
Donald Trump lashes out in all directionsTrump declared himself unchained from Republican Party leaders as his poll numbers dropped.
UMass grad student wants to catch wildlife on your trail cameraHollie Sutherland has launched a project that she hopes could create a network of ?trail cams? to better understand the state?s mammal populations.
City Council finds a difficult task in getting Canada geese to go awayIndividually, the methods might not be enough to combat the influx of the birds.
Which candidate is winning the presidential road race?Both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have logged enough miles on the campaign to get to the moon.
SCOT LEHIGH
Can the third debate focus on issues?Enough about e-mails and Stone Age seduction techniques. How about climate change and Iran?
Warren joins Harvard?s striking workers on the picket lineSenator Elizabeth Warren, a populist icon who was a professor of law at Harvard, visited the strikers and posed for a picture.
3-alarm fire under control at Casino Ballroom in N.H.There was no immediate word on any injuries in the blaze at the Hampton Beach site.
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Popular teens still wear the ?right? clothes and ?play? the right sports. They also never (like, ever) put down their phones.
Love Letters
My new boyfriend?s leaving for a job; do I follow? If I move for a partner, does that mean I?m no longer an independent woman?
Haunted by the loss of Mark Zuckerberg, Boston hopes to appeal to young entrepreneursThe Forbes Under 30 Summit gets underway on Sunday. Can hosting a conference convince the world Boston is the place to be?
Proposed changes to privileges, regulations have prisoners on edgeInmates have perceived the proposals as the latest heavy-handed burden placed on a facility where they already have little to nothing.
Tom Brady named AFC offensive player of the weekBrady completed 28 of 40 passes for 406 yards and three touchdowns in the 33-13 win at Cleveland.
Bill Belichick breaks down why A.J. Green, Geno Atkins are standoutsThe Patriots coach heaped praise on the Cincinnati receiver and defensive tackle in his Wednesday news conference.
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ALEX SPEIER
After a wrenching loss came a tearful curtain call and a poignant press conference for the departing icon.
Galaga and cocktails? Vintage games find new lifeArcade bars offer vintage arcade games and pinball with drinks, playing to nostalgic Gen Xers and 20-somethings tired of playing on their phones.
HOME OF THE WEEK
A bungalow by the beach for less than $300,000This Pembroke address offers three bedrooms at a starter home price point.
Fluto Shinzawa
Road tips for hockey fans won?t leave you shorthandedWith the 2016-17 NHL season set to begin, here are five recommendations for taking in a game outside of Boston.
Boston Children?s receives major gift from NHL playerColumbus Blue Jackets captain Nick Foligno gave $1 million to two hospitals that treated his daughter?s heart defect.
Toyota recalls 340,000 Prius cars for faulty parking brakesAbout 90,000 of the vehicles are in North America.
JEFF JACOBY
Hurricane Matthew has made the world poorer, no matter how much is spent to rebuildThe notion that destructive calamities can be a boon to growth never seems to go out of fashion.
The desperate and the dead
The broken covenantBehind the fragmented state of mental health care lies a political system failure that spans decades ? and continues.
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.
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The fruits and veggies served to the homeless residents of the Pine Street Inn are usually grocery store cast-offs. But a Cambridge nonprofit is now growing produce at a Lincoln farm specifically for shelter guests.
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The Cubs overcame a three-run deficit to advance to the NLCS.
More than 50 cases have been thrown out already, and prosecutors have estimated that hundreds could be affected.
By going into the gutter, Clinton may have allowed Donald Trump to stay in the game.
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Fighting is Syria has intensified in recent weeks following the collapse of a US and Russian-brokered cease-fire.
Pharma and tech giants are pouring hundreds of millions into technology, hoping to help patients manage a burdensome disease.
Suffolk University?s Kenneth Greenberg has been fascinated by the slave rebellion leader.
Your calendar of events, music, theater, and more for the season.
Ground Game
No, really. This is the most unpredictable debate ever. The town hall style format of the next debate adds three different dimensions of spontaneity for the candidates.
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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A field guide to suburban cool kids
Donald Trump announces himself unchained and lashes out in all directions as his poll numbers plunge
Pilot in fatal Conn. plane crash says it was not an accident
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