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DAN SHAUGHNESSY
The lefty is 0-9 as a starter in the postseason, and he?s headed to the mound for Sunday?s pivotal Game 2.
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Alex Speier
?I didn?t get the job done,? the Red Sox star said after Boston lost Game 1 of the ALCS.
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TARA SULLIVAN
There?s nothing to suggest Cora won?t have his magic touch back in Game 2. But it?s not unfair to wonder if this is the end of the charmed road.
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The Patriots will face a test as they take on the only undefeated team remaining in the AFC.
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A high-stakes case accusing the university of discriminating against Asian-American applicants begins Monday. Students are grappling with the issues raised by the lawsuit.
S.I. Rosenbaum
Can technology offer a way forward? Computers could provide a way for universities to build diversity without considering race directly.
Richard D. Kahlenberg
Yes, as long as it?s not based on race A class-based approach recognizes that disadvantaged whites and Asians deserve a leg up, too.
?Saturday Night Live? takes on Trump-Kanye meeting The show?s opening segment made light of last week?s White House gathering.
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Put stock market plunges in perspective If you can ride the waves, you?ll ultimately increase your wealth.
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The film chronicles the tensions between the United States and Canada over the ?Gray Zone,? a 277-square-mile body of water that both countries have tried to claim, dating to the end of the American Revolution.
Don?t miss out on the last day of Boston?s HUBweek festival on Sunday, including discussions on youth activism, mindfulness and technology. Here are a few highlights:
Home of the Week: Walpole contemporary with walls of windows for $825,000 The fireplace of this four-bedroom home is nearly surrounded by windows, making it look as if it is sitting outside.
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?Scal? was a fan favorite when he played for the team, and now he gets to run his mouth talking hoops.
The airport hotel has long been a necessary evil for travelers with an early a.m. flight, canceled flight, or crazy-long layover. Those days are vanishing into the clouds, as new airport hotels change the game.
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The ballot measure would regulate staffing levels in Mass. hospitals. Some nurses, including unionized ones, worry about losing flexibility on the job.
Analysis
Did Charlie Baker keep his 2014 campaign promises? The Globe reviewed the governor?s stances, pledges from debates, hundreds of news releases, and media interviews; consulted policy experts; and found a mixed bag.
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Checking in on Charlie Baker?s campaign promises As the governor pursues a second term, it?s time to look at what he said to get elected in the first place.
Ted Cruz makes a joke about Chappaquiddick at Joe Kennedy?s expense Cruz referenced the 1969 car crash involving Kennedy?s great-uncle, Ted. Joe Kennedy responded by defending his family?s record.
Playoff baseball. Prime time football. Cool weather. Yep, it?s fall in New England Tonight?s games tonight are expected to have clear weather, with little wind and temperatures about 54 in Boston and 47 in Foxborough.
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Thousands in Lawrence, Andover, and North Andover have no way to heat their homes after last month?s natural gas-fueled fires and explosions. Officials are ready for an influx of people looking for heated accommodations.
Citing real estate depreciation, Jared Kushner paid almost no taxes for years For several years, Jared Kushner appears to have paid almost no federal income taxes, according to documents.
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There were seven fatal shootings in Boston over an eight-day span, but some residents don?t think anything will ? or can ? be done to stop the violence.
Ground Game
5 competitive races to watch in New England for the midterms Swing state Maine features a pair of races that highlight the region?s most competitive down the stretch.
Elizabeth Warren uses rally to pitch case for election?s importance Warren sounded a strong populist message at Saturday?s rally in Roxbury. ?We don?t want a government that just works for the wealthy and the well-connected,? she said.
Saudis say they?ll respond to any ?threats? made after commentator?s death President Trump had warned that the kingdom faced ?severe punishment? over the disappearance of a Saudi-American pundit.
Ideas | Tyler Wray
Scientists have a new weapon against HIV: your phone Recent medical advances are revolutionizing HIV treatment. To make the most of them, researchers have an unexpected ally.
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The Big Picture
Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month: gas explosions in Lawrence, 9/11 remembrance ceremonies, and primary elections.
108 Stitches Red Sox reporter Alex Speier writes about everything baseball with an eye for analytics and an insider?s knowledge of the game.
Boston (4-1-0) heads to a Wednesday date at Calgary on a four-game winning streak.
One resident was taken to an area hospital with ?a minor burn,? fire officials said.
Mass. is haunted by its past ? from the Pilgrims? landing to the Salem Witch Trials to the Revolutionary War.
You don't need exotic ingredients or fancy equipment to make the good stuff.
Two top officials are warning lawmakers that their tendency to miss deadlines causes problems elsewhere for the state.
After decades of serving Homer independent movie selections, Barb?s Video and DVD is closing its doors this month.
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He documents projects on the popular YouTube channel "Rich Rebuilds."
Christopher Fox of Skinner Auctioneers and Appraisers sees a future in mining the past.
Feel-good music that doesn?t ignore the bad should be a difficult balance to maintain, but this act made it look almost impossibly easy.
After a massive blaze three years ago, Ogunquit proves it ?is very good at pulling it together and making the show go on.?
Opinion: A widely used guideline said I didn?t need a mammogram. It was wrong Because of conflicting guidelines about when women should begin having them, women like me fall through the cracks.
Until next year, my sweetheart In a special bonus episode, Meredith Goldstein explores what happens to summer romance when the summer ends, and ?Wet Hot American Summer? creator David Wain shares a girl-crazy memory from his own camp days.
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Are we ignoring ? or outright banning ? an easy affordable-housing fix? Mobile homes may be the least expensive and most effective means of addressing the region?s housing shortage.
Seattle?s mayor talks growing pains that offer some lessons for Boston Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan spoke at a Globe event on how innovation is shaping our world, and she?s in high demand among the hundreds of mayors gathered in Boston.
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