Astros employee accused of spying on Red Sox during Game 1 The man was allegedly monitoring the Red Sox dugout with a cellphone camera. Major League Baseball says it?s conducted an investigation.
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DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Bradley?s offense long has been an issue for Red Sox Nation, but he?s come through in consecutive games.
Celitcs 105, 76ers 87
The Celtics were hardly perfect on opening night, and yet they rolled Jayson Tatum led the way with 23 points and Gordon Hayward played his first full game as a Celtic at TD Garden.
TARA SULLIVAN
Gordon Hayward was the undisputed champ of the Celtics opener The number that crowned Hayward a winner Tuesday was 24:37. That?s how many minutes he logged.
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The man who got paid to go to parties The Globe?s longtime celebrity columnist looks back on 15 years of galas, premieres, and a sweaty chat with Anna Kournikova.
Franklin Marval
Opinion | Marcela García
The oil company?s profits support a government that starves its people.
Whale-watching cruise encounters a shark as long as a Chevy Suburban ripping into a whale Passengers on a whale-watching boat were stunned when they saw a massive 18-foot great white shark and another smaller one chomping on a dead whale floating in Cape Cod Bay.
TripAdvisor says the best pizzeria in the country is right here in Boston This Boston mainstay took the top honor based on TripAdvisor reviews, beating out New York City?s Bleecker Street Pizza.
NAMES
Chris Evans comes to the defense of involved dads everywhere after Piers Morgan tweet The provocateur Morgan mocked actor Daniel Craig for carrying his baby in a sling. Evans wasn?t having it.
Political Notebook
President Trump calls Stormy Daniels ?horseface? in tweet Trump gloated about a recent court ruling in his favor. The adult film performer had sued the president.
The move in Minnesota angered Brady, who became visibly agitated, approached the stands, and yelled, ?Bring it on!?
Starts & Stops
Boston gets ready to ride the scooter wave A 2019 pilot program would allow private companies to rent electric-powered scooters off city sidewalks.
Cooking | Magazine
Christopher Kimball: Three easy weeknight recipes with an international twist Quick and delicious recipes from his new cookbook, ?Milk Street: Tuesday Nights.?
HELP DESK
How to safely use a space heater Use of space heaters is common, but they account for ?vast amounts of civilian deaths and injuries,? according to Boston Fire Marshal Jack Dempsey.
?Donald Trump goes in front of crowds multiple times a week to attack me. Both of my opponents have made the same attack,? Elizabeth Warren told the Globe?s editorial board.
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Among other proposed changes: a gradual phase-out of middle schools and the merger of several elementary schools.
MBTA, advocates debate system?s fare policies New technology would allow the transit agency to charge more for longer trips or during rush hours. Those changes could disproportionately hurt low-income workers, experts say.
Pompeo arrives in Turkey for talks on Jamal Khashoggi case The Washington Post columnist went missing after entering the Saudi consulate in Istanbul earlier this month.
Canada now world?s largest legal marijuana marketplace Canada became the largest country with a legal national marijuana marketplace as sales began early Wednesday in Newfoundland.
Debate over ousting under-fire Fall River mayor gets heated City councilors could not agree on whether they had the power or the justification to remove Jasiel Correia II, who faces federal fraud charges.
Heart-wrenching obituary of young Vt. mom struggling with addiction gains attention Madelyn (?Maddie?) Ellen Linsenmeir died Oct. 7. ?Our grief over losing her is infinite. And now so is she,? her family wrote.
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Sean P. Murphy | The Fine Print
Steve Trask discovered his family?s pet puggle in rough shape at a boarding facility, and then things took a more dire turn.
AG: Conn. energy supplier overcharged 100k in Mass. Attorney General Maura Healey?s crackdown on competitive electricity suppliers took a twist this week as her office sued Starion Energy.
Woman killed in city?s latest shooting was not intended target Friends and family said Alicia Restrepo, 24, was the victim. It was Boston?s eighth fatal shooting in less than two weeks.
Trial shines a light on Harvard?s admissions history The Ivy League school has been dogged by questions about race-based admissions for nearly 30 years.
Editorial
US moral leadership is missing in Khashoggi case Congress need not follow the Trump administration into a moral wilderness, where the only thing that matters is the brute exercise of state power.
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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.
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Bellinger?s 13th-inning single allowed Los Angeles to tie the series, 2-2.
About 30 of 45 miles of gas mains shuttered during last month?s disaster in the Merrimack Valley have been replaced.
If you?re thinking of listing your home as a vacation rental, have a listen to what travelers say makes a space inviting and welcoming, and what?s a turnoff. For starters, amenities and cleanliness matter.
The deficit has ballooned, a byproduct of increased spending, large tax cuts, and the rise in the cost of social programs.
A caravan of migrants are heading northward, with the US their intended destination.
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A federal judge has approved a settlement between Tesla CEO Elon Musk and the Securities and Exchange Commission
Warp Drive Bio Inc. will close its local offices after the deal closes.
The former ?Hamilton? cast member will take part in the event honoring ?community heroes.?
A lot?s changed in the neighborhood when it comes to food. El Pelon?s $5.75 plate of plantains hasn?t.
Once-derided scientist comes out of retirement ? and into the virus-selling business The Navy has tapped Dr. Carl Merril to turn phages into drugs to treat dangerous infections.
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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