In discussing the bid, city officials have tried to strike a balance between acknowledging Boston?s challenges and touting its strengths.
Trump?s frustration and fury rupture alliances and threaten agenda In a matter of days, the president has torched bridges all around him.
As Somerville officer battles for his life, mayor prays ?for a miracle? Louis Remigio, a 30-year veteran of the force, was critically injured Sunday when a wrong-way driver hit his Harley-Davidson on a N.H. highway.
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Some of the biggest names in technology, business, science, and the arts will gather here this week for the third annual festival.
Everything you need to know about HUBweek The festival, which runs through Sunday, offers hundreds of mind-expanding events on everything from AI and robotics to something called ?cosmic meditation.?
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Juliette Kayyem?s new security challenge: Transporting kids The former Homeland Security official is leading Zemcar, a ride-sharing startup geared to children.
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The Boston designer is betting big on quickly-made custom suits. Abboud says modern machinery in his New Bedford factory gives him an edge.
Las Vegas gunman shot guard before attack, not after It?s a significant change in the timeline of events in last week?s attack.
Suspect in custody after fatal shooting of Texas Tech officer A 19-year-old student was apprehended Monday after the campus briefly was locked down.
White House to roll back climate plan EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt told coal miners that he?ll cancel a rule that cuts power plant emissions.
The 13-year-old had an ongoing feud with the victim, according to police.
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Sonoma County?s missing persons hotline has received more than 100 phone calls, officials said.
Wildfires wreak havoc on California?s famed wine country Workers at some vineyards picked through charred debris and plotted what to do with pricey grapes.
Here?s what it looks like on the ground in northern California Out-of-control wildfires are sweeping through the region, forcing thousands to evacuate.
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A homeowner?s deck nightmare A $25,000 contract with Lowe?s left a Newton woman with no deck all summer long.
?Why would you want to teach that this guy was a hero?? Activists who oppose the celebration of Columbus Day are stepping up their efforts to rename the holiday.
KEVIN CULLEN
The end of baseball season is worse than Labor Day When the Red Sox play their last game, whenever it is, summer is really over.
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Change would be good. And it probably means more than just firing the manager.
CHAD FINN
These Red Sox were anything but boring The Sox went down fighting. I wish we had one more game of this team. Don?t you?
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Sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens may receive a new honor Three of New Hampshire?s representatives in Congress want to see the 19th-century artist?s studio become a full-fledged national park.
It wasn?t (really) brain surgery More than 2,000 people simulated brain surgery Monday at the convention center. It was the largest of any group virtual reality activity on record.
Getting Salty with Ashley Stanley of Lovin? Spoonfuls Stanley?s organization distributes fresh, healthy food that would otherwise be thrown away to organizations that feed Boston?s hungry.
Report: Matt Damon helped kill earlier expose on Harvey Weinstein The actor owes a lot to Weinstein, who produced ?Good Will Hunting.?
ESPN suspends Jemele Hill for two weeks Hill?s tweet on Sunday night suggested if fans feel strongly about Jerry Jones?s comments to ?boycott his advertisers.?
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The Season Ticket podcast Chris Gasper is joined by Ben Volin to talk about a weird Sunday in the NFL, and Alex Speier to chat about the Red Sox (Note: Recorded prior to Game 4 of the Red Sox-Astros series).
Spotlight follow-up
Children of priests step out of the shadows A growing number of people who say their fathers are priests are speaking out, drawing attention to an invisible legion of suffering.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Mayor for life? Or will Marty Walsh set his sights on something bigger? What does Walsh want?
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].
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A guide to the best of what to see and do in Boston A complete guide to movies, music, books, arts, theater, and family events in the Greater Boston area this season.
Tuukka Rask, the power play, and the young players all were no-shows in shutout loss.
Rhode Island?s Joe Jutras now holds world records for heaviest pumpkin, longest long gourd, and heaviest squash.
The seemingly small $2.5 million cost of the sustainable project is a tribute to the many thoughtful decisions that make this a visible symbol of Thoreau?s legacy.
The Democrat had hinted on Sunday that she would seek a sixth term in Washington.
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The Honda Odyssey is all-new for 2018, and while it may not be the coolest of vehicles on the road, minivans hold their own for a couple of reasons: They easily accommodate the kids and their friends, they just as easily convert to carrying cargo, and they have features like rear-seat entertainment systems that keep [?]
Francesca Andrade, 95, and Cecilia Franco, 90, were staying at the nursing home when the air conditioning went out.
Thaler, one of the founders of behavioral economics, has helped change the way economists look at the world.
The Carringtons and the Colbys are up to their old tricks beginning Wednesday night at 9.
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Photographers from the Globe captured images of Hurricanes Irma and Maria, remembering the Sept. 11 attacks, signs of fall, and the football season in full swing.
