?We lost a dear, close, good person?: Tewksbury victim mourned Rhonda LeRocque had been at the outdoor concert with her husband and their 7-year-old daughter when the gunman opened fire.
KEVIN CULLEN
This is no time for silence Seth Moulton is right to insist that action on gun control will honor the dead and wounded far more than some ritualistic, token gesture.
Country guitarist changes mind on gun control after Vegas shooting After spending the night fearing for his life, Caleb Keeter spoke up.
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Donald Trump could seize the moment on gun reform. Really. Trump knows how to change his mind and abandon old allies. What better time than the present?
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Mourners attended a vigil on the Strip.
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A vigil also was held at nearby UNLV.
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The Strip was filled with mourners.
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A service also was held in Nashville, Tenn.
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NYU students paused to remember the victims.
? Stephen Paddock, 64, fired from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay resort, killing dozens and sending hundreds to the hospital.
? Authorities said they found 23 guns, including two automatic rifles, and hundreds of rounds of ammo in Paddock's hotel room.
? The gunman's brother was in shock. ?Where the hell did he get automatic weapons??
? The attack is the deadliest mass shooting in modern US history.
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In Las Vegas, it looked like a war zone As I got closer to the Strip, the first indications of what had taken place were becoming obvious.
What we know about the shooter Stephen Paddock was a high-stakes gambler. His father was a convicted bank robber. Police said he had no criminal record.
Analysis
Don?t expect Congress to take action on mass shootings Leaders of the Republican majority showed no inclination to do anything, aside from condemning, standing in silence, and praying.
Petty burst onto the scene in 1970s as one of the most original, searching voices in rock and remained a major hitmaker for decades.
Donald Trump?s personal attorney and a business associate exchanged e-mails about traveling to an economic conference in Russia.
Winthrop tried to transform downtown by closing a one-way street. It went poorly. Hagman Road reopens Sunday after an ill-fated traffic change closed it to vehicle traffic.
3 years in, Keolis still under fire as commuter rail operator The state?s transportation secretary sharply criticized Keolis on Monday. ?Once we solve one problem, there seems to be another,? she said.
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Kyrie Irving, among 10 new players, led the Green to a preseason victory against the Hornets.
The Season Ticket podcast ?Season Ticket,? a collaboration between the Globe and WBUR, launched Monday with guests Dan Shaughnessy and Ben Volin joining host Chris Gasper to talk Red Sox and Patriots.
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Michael Rosbash and Jeffrey Hall were honored for their discovery that every living thing relies on circadian rhythms.
Mass. insurers back bill calling for free birth control The move comes in anticipation of the Trump administration?s reversal of the federal mandate.
President Trump to visit devastated Puerto Rico Many on the island have accused the government of an inadequate response to Hurricane Maria.
Sludge, snakes, and sewage: Maria brings misery in many forms ?We have nowhere else to go, no other option. So we have to clean up.?
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Just a guy holed up with several rifles in a hotel room It takes a political angle and quite a lot of carnage to command our attention.
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After getting swept by the Indians last year, players know what they can expect in the playoffs.
Officials say the monument on Georges Island will be stored temporarily at the state archives facility.
The three-level home itself has five bedrooms, six full baths, three half baths, and 8,749 square feet of living space.
Donald Trump?s personal attorney and a business associate exchanged e-mails about traveling to an economic conference in Russia.
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General Motors is promising two new electric vehicles on Chevrolet Bolt underpinnings in the next 1 ½ years and more than 20 electric or hydrogen fuel cell vehicles by 2023
Prosecutors said a man accused of setting off a pressure-cooker bomb in New York was a ?soldier in a holy war.?
The automaker offered its strategy to vastly expand the number of electric models on the market.
?Rev. 23,? an operatic farce conceived by Cerise Lim Jacobs and composed by Julian Wachner, premiered this weekend at John Hancock Hall.
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The Globe?s Stan Grossfeld turned his camera away from the game to record scenes of the carnival-like atmosphere of Fenway Park.
