Dentists criticize Delta Dental on rate cuts

Dentists concerned about absorbing the cuts say the company should be looking elsewhere for savings ? specifically, at executives? pay.

Carol and Warren Chesley with a memory quilt honoring their son, Jason. They won a change in procedure after Jason?s death at Arbour Hospital in Jamaica Plain in 2002. They were incensed to hear of a similar death in Pembroke in 2015. — Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff

For Arbour hospitals, it?s one problem after another

Arbour Health System hospitals, which serve about 16,000 patients annually, were cited again and again in state documents reviewed by the Globe.

Will Puerto Rico become the 51st US state?

Puerto Rico?s governor announced that the US territory overwhelmingly chose statehood on Sunday in a nonbinding referendum.

The Trump presidency

D.C., Maryland attorneys general to sue Trump

The legal officials say the president has violated anticorruption clauses in the Constitution since taking office.

When a liberal power lawyer represents the Trump family, things can get ugly

Jamie Gorelick, one of the first women to join an elite club of lawyer-fixers, finds herself under attack for taking on the Trump family?s legal woes.

President appears at more private parties at his golf clubs

The first dance. The toasts. The cake-cutting. The. . . surprise appearance by the president of the United States?

Did Trump Jr. confirm Comey?s account of the president?s comments about Flynn?

??When he tells you to do something, guess what? There?s no ambiguity in it, there?s no, ?Hey, I?m hoping,??? Donald Trump Jr. said on Fox News.

Trump calls Comey ?cowardly,? blasts Democrats and the media in new tweets

President Trump sent four Twitter messages Sunday morning on topics ranging from the economy to Democrats.

Dozens of residents displaced by 6-alarm Lawrence fire

The fire, which was still smoldering around 8 p.m., damaged eight buildings.

Wendy Orshan and the cast and crew of — Michael Zorn/Invision/AP

TONY AWARDS

?Dear Evan Hansen,? ?Oslo? are top winners at the Tonys

With no juggernaut in the competition, awards were handed out to an eclectic variety of productions.

These firefighters gave their lives to save another. On Sunday, they were honored

Among those remembered at Forest Hills Cemetery was Michael Kennedy, who died in a 2014 nine-alarm fire in the Back Bay.

Backpack full of socket adapters leads to EasyJet plane being diverted

A passenger?s suspicions led to an emergency landing, passengers arrested, an airport shut down, and luggage blown up by a bomb squad.

What can Boston learn from the overhaul of New Haven?s schools?

New Haven officials decided one of the best paths to revitalizing their city rested in shiny new school buildings.

Salem gathers to mourn boy killed by commuter rail train

Jaydon Dancy, a Carlton Innovation School fifth-grader, was struck and killed on Friday night.

How do you know if you have a heat-related illness? Here?s how to recognize the symptoms

An MGH doctor gave us a run-down on the symptoms, treatment, and prevention of heat-related illnesses, including heat stroke.

More workers are staying on the job past 65

As people live longer and remain healthier, many of them are staying in the workforce far beyond traditional retirement age.

5-year-old apparently bitten by a black widow spider is recovering

While black widows are somewhat rare in Massachusetts, ?they are around,? says Dr. William Durbin.

Jessica Tang has been elected the Boston Teachers Union?s new president. — Jim Davis/Globe staff

ADRIAN WALKER

Jessica Tang quietly makes history with Boston Teachers Union election

Soft-spoken yet fiery, Tang vows to fight for equity and respect for the members of one of the city?s most significant labor groups.

LGBT marchers chant: ?We?re here, we?re queer, get that Cheeto out of here?

Supporters of LGBT rights on Sunday celebrated gains, but were angry over threats posed by the Trump administration.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

I?m pulling for the Cavaliers, and for good reason

I am loving these NBA Finals and I don?t want the series to end.

Magazine | Connections

Have a good ?six degrees of separation? story? This one is better.

When life imitates art imitating life, you get an encounter like this one.

Penguins 2, Predators 0

Penguins win Stanley Cup

Pittsburgh defeated Nashville in six games to repeat as champions.

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Opinion & Ideas

Ideas | James S. Murphy

?Free college? shows how big ideas always get sanded down

How ?free college? turned into a modest scholarship plan.

Special reports

Spotlight follow-up

Whistle-blower files suit over alleged double-booked surgeries

A former MGH anesthesiologist charges in a lawsuit that orthopedic surgeons at the hospital put patients at risk and defrauded the government.

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Address: Spring House Hunt

Advice on taking real estate photos from a Pulitzer-winning photographer

In America, everyone who has a cellphone thinks they are a professional photographer. They are not.

Investigations

Documenting Hate: Submit an incident you know about

If you have been a victim or witnessed a hate incident, share your information here so we can investigate.

STAT

?Part of the new reality?: Despite confusion, Zika warnings are here to stay

Public health authorities are grappling with how to get the message about the risk the virus poses out to pregnant women.

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Worcester , MA - 05/11/17 - The land surrounding the church is a construction site as the rest of the area is under development. The Notre Dame des Canadiens Church in Worcester seems doomed to meet a developer's demolition crew. It has been closed and unused for about a decade. (Lane Turner/Globe Staff) Reporter: (Brian Macquarrie) Topic: (10worcester)

Preservationists pray Worcester church can be saved

Representative Katherine Clark, Democrat of Melrose, cautions against the party focusing too much on impeachment. ?We need to be looking at the issues that matter to families at home, and that starts with jobs, health care, addressing the opioid crisis,? she said.

Democrats look to issues, not impeachment

Gloucester lobstermen Ira Shank (left) and Larry Hudson took off their rubber coveralls, which they wear to try to keep dry and somewhat clean.

Fishermen come clean about their laundry problem

Ginnelle Vasquez is a mother of five, including her daughter Isis, 8.

Women hold most of the US?s student loan debt

Community mourns boy who was killed by train in Salem

Guests gathered inside the Waterfront Pavilion during a Thompson Island event open house earlier in June. Thompson Island Outward Bound hosts a variety of events, including weddings, corporate gatherings, and conferences, to financially support it?s Outward Bound programs. (At left) Melisse Hinkle, Margaret Lombard, Baron Lombard, and Pearce Lombard took a tour of the island.

Nonpolitical nonprofits vie for attention

New numbers for the average 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage will be released Thursday.

IDEAS | HARD TRUTHS ABOUT INCOME INEQUALITY

It?s not just the money; it?s the instability

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