Firefighters from across the region are at the scene on Elm Street.
How do you memorialize fallen in a war without end? Efforts to recognize Americans killed in the war on terror are bumping into a law against building a memorial on the National Mall until after a war?s end.
From the projects to one of Beacon Hill?s top posts Jeffrey Sánchez is intimately tied to the neighborhoods he represents ? and don?t expect that to change.
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Some students who attended suburban schools through the program say they often felt ostracized. Their accounts are hardly unique.
Your air conditioner is getting a respite Temperatures will retreat from their recent highs and check in around 70 for the next few days.
?I don?t own this seat,? Walsh says in kicking off re-election bid Boston?s mayor, a heavy favorite to win a second term, touted his achievements during a rally in Dorchester.
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Yvonne Abraham
Ruben Ubiera and others are hoping their project helps outsiders see The Point?s beauty.
A cautionary tale for Harvard on male-only clubs A jury recently sided with a fraternity that had sued Wesleyan University.
There?s no stopping 97-year-old Irving Silverman Publishing a hefty anthology of essays by 75 seniors and experts in aging is just the latest of Silverman?s accomplishments.
Holliston man faces OUI charge after crash into Natick home James Sardina, 26, was also charged with malicious destruction of property.
For Dorchester family, street hockey game is a bittersweet tribute Hundreds gathered Saturday for the third annual Dot Pot street hockey tournament in Dorchester.
the summer of ?67
It was a team accustomed to being background noise. Then came the summer of 1967, and the Sox became the soundtrack of Boston. By Eric Moskowitz
Angels 7, Red Sox 3
Albert Pujols, Angels slug their way past Red Sox The veteran slugger went 3 for 4 with two runs and two RBIs.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Time to make plans for Red Sox-Dodgers World Series A Boston-LA World Series would be like a Patriots-Cowboys Super Bowl.
Ty Burr
Our movie critic provides a rundown of what he?s found interesting on the various services lately.
Ideas | David Scharfenberg
Help us, Fox News. You?re our only hope It?s President Trump?s base that matters, and there?s only one institution that can reach them.
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The president instinctively understood the pitfalls, when he promised that he would not touch Medicare and Medicaid.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
Where boys can be boys, with no iPhones in sight The governing principle at Camp Moosilauke, one of the oldest summer camps in the United States, is simple and astonishingly successful: Let boys be boys.
Bogaerts was upset after learning of the death of 5-year-old Ari Schultz, with whom he felt a bond.
Heard was best known for playing the father of Macaulay Culkin?s character.
More than 90 hospitalized during Chance the Rapper show in Hartford Many were taken to hospitals for excessive drinking. Police made 50 underage drinking referrals.
Have an investigative news tip? Do you know about wrongdoing that needs to be exposed? Call the Globe Spotlight team: 617-929-7483 or [email protected].
JEFF JACOBY
?Let Obamacare fail,? says Trump. It already has. Failure was built in to the Affordable Care Act.
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His parents said he just needed to sleep. A SWAT team came instead In Hingham, a welfare check on a disconsolate young man with a gun turned into something utterly unimaginable.
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Forget sharks: 7 things in the water swimmers should actually fear Shark attacks are incredibly unlikely, but here are seven things swimmers should actually be afraid of ? and how to avoid them.
There are some interesting candidates who aren?t everyday players at the position.
The festival is expected to draw about 1 million people by its closing Sunday at 8 p.m.
A suburban mom worries whether summers driving a tractor provide enough fodder for the all-important college essay.
We bought our first house in 1970. It was listed as a "handyman special," and the ad was not deceiving.
Trump?s performance as president will make it harder for Republicans in the coming elections, said two of his most prominent critics.
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The Infiniti Q50 is the brand?s best-selling vehicle, and for 2018, it receives a big update. The bulk of that update comes from a refreshed appearance inside and out. Sedans aren?t selling the way they used to, but the Q50 isn?t simply a sedan. This is a luxury sports sedan, which actually means something with [?]
Forces carried out raids and arrests a day after three Palestinians were killed in protests and after three Israeli settlers were knifed to death.
Former police officer Martha Shea heads the community organization ClearPath.
Amazon?s half-hour drama is from ?Mr. Robot? creator Sam Esmail.
A once seedy section of Vegas has found new life thanks to Boston native Ryan Doherty.
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 Big Picture
A look at the long offensive against the Islamic State fighters to retake the city of Mosul in Iraq. Thousands of civilians were killed and nearly 900,000 displaced.
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