Campaign 2016

Clinton, Trump sprint to race?s finish

The two rivals spent a frenetic final day on the stump before voters render a verdict Tuesday on the harshest presidential campaign in modern history.

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Donald Trump read from a letter that he said was by Patriots coach Bill Belichick, at a campaign event in Manchester, N.H., Monday night.

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Hillary Clinton spoke in Philadelphia on Monday night.

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The crowd in Philadelphia at a Hillary Clinton event.

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Mike Pence spoke to a crowd in N.H. Monday night.

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Bruce Springsteen performed in Philadelphia at a Hillary Clinton event.

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Donald Trump spoke in Scranton, Pennsylvania, on Monday.

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President Barack Obama campaigned for Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire on Monday.

Did Tom Brady actually vote for Donald Trump?

Donald Trump told a N.H. crowd that Tom Brady voted for him. But Brady said in a radio interview earlier that he has not voted yet.

In N.H., Obama and Trump make their final appeals

The stops showed how valuable the small state was viewed by both nominees during the race?s final hours.

The latest from the trail

Hillary Clinton says this election represents ?the test of our time?

Clinton told a crowd in Philadelphia that she deeply regrets how angry the tone of the campaign became.

Evan Horowitz | Quick Study

Without early victories, Trump?s election night could be over quickly

Donald Trump?s only viable path to victory involves places that report results relatively early, beginning around 7 p.m.

Charlie Bering lit a candle during a multifaith prayer service held Monday at Church of Good Shepherd in Watertown. — Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe

As a divisive campaign ends, churches offer vigils and prayer for healing

At the end of an election marked by fear and division, houses of worship are opening their doors for prayer and reflection.

Democrats say Maine governor is intimidating college students about voting

Top Democrats are accusing the Maine Governor Paul LePage of saying students who vote in the state will be investigated to make sure they followed the law.

This time, there really is a Hispanic voter surge

Hispanic voters, perhaps motivated by Donald Trump?s harsh language against Hispanic immigrants, really might decide this election.

Advocates kept in dark about planned tower?s shadows

A 750-foot skyscraper in Winthrop Square could cast a shade clear across the Common and Public Garden to Arlington Street.

After drought, water again flowing through Ipswich River

The drought during the summer months had left the river bone-dry.

NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL

Hazen and Lovullo were just too good to stay put with Red Sox

Losing talent is a hazard when your organization develops a lot of it, something the Red Sox are learning with the departures of Mike Hazen and Torey Lovullo.

Police and pedestrians outside the Galleria Mall in Cambridge following after police disbursed a crowd of more than 1000 A crowd gathered for an event featuring Boston Celtics player Jaylen Brown and rapper Desiigner. Josh Reynolds for The Boston Globe (Metro )

Hundreds evacuated from CambridgeSide Galleria

Police used pepper spray to control the crowd amid an event at the mall Monday night featuring Celtics rookie Jaylen Brown and rapper Desiigner.

A final push for, against charter school expansion

The ballot question fights have soaked up most of the political energy in Massachusetts.

New manager named to lead Green Line extension project

John Dalton, formerly of the Chicago Transit Authority, will oversee the 4.7-mile extension.

Overdose deaths in Mass. continue to surge

The rise in illegal fentanyl use is being blamed for a growing number of fatalities.

CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

LeBron?s endorsement underscores mixing of sports, politics

The Cavaliers superstar on Sunday tried to strengthen Hillary Clinton?s Ohio voting bloc.

Editorial: Hillary Clinton for president

Only one candidate for president belongs anywhere near the White House: The Globe endorses Clinton.

The tragedy that Boston forgot

One hundred years ago, a horrific trolley accident on Summer Street killed 46 people. Although it was dubbed the ?worst tragedy in the history of the city? at the time, it has now been all but erased from memory.

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Merlin, a chihuahua is seen during his evening walk in the white village of Espera, southern Spain September 10, 2016. REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo SEARCH — Marcelo del Pozo/Reuters

Spain?s ?Pueblos Blancos?

The ?Pueblos Blancos,? or white villages, are named for lime wash on the buildings in the Andalusia region, an area that is stunningly beautiful yet also Spain?s poorest.