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Robert Mueller's Testimony

analysis

In refusing to join the partisan fray, Mueller may have intensified it

Robert Mueller seemed to leave a divided nation with scant direction on how to proceed with the matter of President Trump?s alleged lawlessness. 8:31 p.m.
?It is not a witch hunt,? Mueller says of his investigation
Highlights from the Mueller testimony
Former Special Counsel Robert Mueller testified before the House Judiciary and Intelligence committees on Wednesday. (Photo: Alex Wong / Getty Images)
joan vennochi

The sharks circle ? and eat Mueller for breakfast

The special prosecutor was as helpless as a seal in shark-infested waters.

Trump falsely claims Mueller exonerated him

Amid Mueller?s testimony, Trump attacks and lobs baseless claims

Here?s where the Mass. delegation is on impeachment
Cape Cod Tornado

Tornadoes! Sharks! Brutal heat! It?s Hell Week on Cape Cod

Vacationers will have stories to tell about Cape Cod this week. Stories about how if it can go wrong, it will go wrong.

Two tornadoes touched down on Cape Cod on Tuesday, forecasters say

Governor Baker says state will seek federal disaster relief after Cape tornado

Man survives wild ride on sailboat during tornado on Cape Cod

22 photos that show the extent of the damage on Cape Cod

Dave Epstein: Yes, these were strong EF-1 tornadoes spawned from a supercell thunderstorm

See aerial photos of the damage on Cape Cod

Neighbors working together after tornado on Cape Cod

opinion

Joan Vennochi

The sharks circle ? and eat Mueller for breakfast
scot lehigh

Donald Trump, the modern George Wallace
editorial

Slighting RMV oversight hearing a losing strategy
TOM CROSWELL

Mass. would not be immune from damage caused by repealing the Affordable Care Act

? ? ? ? | Movie review
Tarantino is at the top of his form with ?Once Upon a Time . . . in Hollywood?
Starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, and Margot Robbie, this superb movie turns 1969 inside out. It?s one of director Quentin Tarantino?s best.

Here are other 4 star movie reviews

Propublica
Boston hospital reports disciplining of renowned child abuse skeptic
Boston Medical Center has notified the Massachusetts medical board that it has restricted the work of a world-renowned endocrinologist criticized for espousing controversial theories as an expert witness for people accused of child abuse.


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  2. Welcome to Crazytown, aka the Greater Boston real estate market
  3. Tornadoes! Sharks! Brutal heat! It?s Hell Week on Cape Cod
  4. Jayson Tatum?s skills coach details his big summer
  5. The sharks circle ? and eat Mueller for breakfast
  6. If you don?t already own a home in Massachusetts, it may be too late
  7. A crackdown on working from home is pushing the EPA?s workforce in Boston to the brink
  8. In refusing to join the partisan fray, Mueller may have intensified it
  9. We drove a 30-foot RV through the Southwest ? and lived to tell about it

We?re examining end-of-life medical care in Mass. Please share your loved ones? experiences to help our reporting

The Globe is looking into the end-of-life medical care that Massachusetts residents receive. We want to examine how the healthcare system can improve care for dying patients.

Sports

How the Patriots spent their summer vacation

Bill Belichick sticking to the same message, but the Patriots do have issues

Jayson Tatum?s skills coach details his big summer

Politics

?It is not a witch hunt,? Mueller says of his investigation

Boris Johnson becomes UK PM, aims to win over doubters

Joe Biden?s black voter support challenged by rivals at NAACP convention

Lifestyle

Watch the trailer for Casey Affleck?s ?Light of My Life,? about a post-apocalyptic world without women

Adam Sandler takes a dramatic turn in Safdie brothers? ?Uncut Gems?

My boyfriend is going on a fantastic vacation ? without me

Business

Lynn marijuana company CEO ?speechless? after storefront vandalized with anti-Semitic, racist symbolism

Dunkin? is now selling a meat-alternative breakfast sandwich at some stores

Allergan recalls textured breast implant tied to rare cancer

more headlines

Three pit bull mix puppies found in Jamaica Plain cemetery
The tan and white puppies, named by animal control as Ayanna, Alexandria, and Ellen, were found in Forest Hills Cemetery on Wednesday, officials said.

PBR?s Hard Coffee launched this month, and is apparently already a hit in Maine
Pabst Brewing Company has come out with a spiked coffee drink in a can ? and the test market in Maine is reportedly loving it.

State Police seek help identifying man accused of flashing jogger near Charles River in Cambridge

A woman reported a man had indecently exposed himself to her while she was jogging on Memorial Drive near Vassar Street in Cambridge.

Mega Millions winning lottery ticket worth $168 million sold in N.H.
If you bought your ticket at Brookside Market & Deli in Exeter, you could be the big winner.

Actor Rutger Hauer, of ?Blade Runner? fame, has died at 75
Dutch film actor Rutger Hauer, who specialized in menacing roles, including a memorable turn as a murderous android in ?Blade Runner? opposite Harrison Ford, has died. He was 75.

Shark sighting briefly closes Truro beach
A great white shark was spotted 50 yards offshore at the Head of the Meadow Beach just before 11 a.m., which prompted officials to close the beach for one hour.

Federal investigators? initial report on deadly N.H. crash offers no reason why truck driver hit bikers

It?s still not clear what caused a truck driver to cross the center line on a New Hampshire highway last month before colliding with a group of motorcyclists, killing seven people.

Rare Newfoundland pony born in Jaffrey, N.H.
The pony, named Cabot?s Stormin? Sam, was born at the Newfoundland Pony Conservancy Center in Jaffrey around 6:30 a.m. Monday.

Good Reads

FAMILY TRAVEL

We drove a 30-foot RV through the Southwest ? and lived to tell about it

Renting a car and booking hotels would?ve been easy. But for Sedona, the Grand Canyon, and Zion, we wanted memorable.

Adrian Walker
Will people of color ever feel that they belong in the Seaport?
A new survey commissioned by the Conservation Law Foundation confirmed what many suspected: people of color feel far less welcome in the Seaport than white residents.

In legalizing marijuana, Canada did everything differently. Here?s what we can learn
Though it approached legalization very differently than Mass., Canada is grappling with some of the same challenges: high prices, short supplies, a robust black market.

Rhode island

Spurned suitor? State defends its effort to woo TriMark USA to Rhode Island

Legislative leaders are disappointed the state couldn?t land the company?s headquarters. Now they hope TriMark USA will now open a big distribution center in Rhode Island.

Just passing through: Why sharks don?t seem to stop in Rhode Island on their way to Cape Cod
The great predators of the ocean would rather eat seals, not swimmers. And the seals are abundant off the Cape.

RHODE MAP
Infante-Green?s biggest challenge over the next 90 days
The most difficult part of Education Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green?s job may be yet to come.

Opinion, Ideas & Commentary

Pedro Reina-Pérez

Puerto Rico is burning

GINA SCARAMELLA

E. Jean Carroll isn?t the perfect victim, and she doesn?t need to be
Editorial

Feds shouldn?t stymie Mass. wind power
JEFF JACOBY

For Israel, the Netanyahu Era has been a good one
RENÉE GRAHAM

The expendability of women?s lives
Letters

All riled up by the political rhetoric

VISUAL STORIES

Watch the roof get blown off the Cape Sands Inn

Photos: Storm damage on Cape Cod

Photos: Scenes from the 8-alarm fire in Natick

Globe staff photos of the month, June 2019

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Dining Out

Celebrating simple pleasures at Karen Akunowicz?s restaurant Fox & the Knife

The food at the South Boston Italian restaurant is very good, but the personal touch is what makes it special.

A man battling addiction dies in a police holding cell, and his mother remembers
Shayne Stilphen died after an arrest the morning of July 14. In a powerful display, his mother brought three poster boards filled with photos of him to the lobby of the Suffolk district attorney?s office, in an effort to get answers.

Sean P. Murphy | The Fine Print
Home security system proved anything but
The peace of mind of having the system was replaced with stress and frustration for a Swampscott couple dealing with ADT and its business partner.

Long before the shooting, Big Papi had brushes with people who ?want something from me?
David Ortiz has long grappled with the risks of life in the limelight, encountering past trouble with Dominican associates, including one man on his own payroll.

Metro

Black visitors say they were repeatedly targeted during proposal by staff members at Angry Orchard location in New York

Cathy-Marie Hamlet wrote that she and her friends were repeatedly targeted by security staff at a New York orchard operated by the Boston Beer Company. The company issued a public apology Tuesday.

Lowell woman killed in Merrimack, N.H. crash

Courtney Favazzo, 31, lost control of her vehicle and drove off the Everett Turnpike South at about 12:50 p.m. and into a tree, New Hampshire State Police said.

Celtics? Kanter claims free Long Island camp cancelled because of NYC Turkish consulate

The new Celtics center said the event would have been the 34th free camp he provided this summer.

Mattapoisett man charged with stealing nearly $73k in unemployment benefits

Lawrence Risko, 59, pleaded not guilty to eight counts of unemployment fraud and four counts of larceny over $250, officials said.

Former owner of Giovanni?s Roast Beef & Pizza in Saugus pleads guilty to tax fraud
Steve Konis, 70, failed to report $800,000 in income to the IRS, federal prosecutors said.

Transformer leak closes Chatham ponds
Swimming and shellfishing are not allowed at Mill Pond or Little Mill Pond until the leak is cleaned up, police said.

STAT

Pregnancy tech is ?the way of the future.? But do we really want it?

The superbug Candida auris is giving rise to warnings ? and big questions

Opinion: Patent reform is needed to protect patients? access to lifesaving drugs

Senate Finance Committee unveils bill to cap drug price hikes

sports

TARA SULLIVAN

NFL?s system of justice an inconsistent mess

Roger Goodell?s decision not to discipline Chiefs receiver Tyreek Hill just the latest example of flawed process.

Two disqualified as Tour de France appears on course for dramatic finish

Matteo Trentin won Stage 17, but championship may be decided in the Alps.

Red Sox would like to take road success home with them

The Sox are 17-5 in their past 22 road games but are just 24-23 at Fenway Park.

Chargers? Melvin Gordon placed on did not report list

The star running back, who is going into the final year of his rookie contract, is officially a holdout.

Red Sox memories of their greatest games go from preteens to pros
The greatest game in which Brock Holt ever played was a coach-pitched affair in Texas. Andrew Benintendi?s? You probably remember.

PETER ABRAHAM I ON BASEBALL
Protest just the latest episode in this wild Red Sox season
From ?home? games in London to weird injuries and four-hour rain delays, it has been a year of unexpected obstacles.

Politics

Puerto Rico governor silent as impeachment process looms
Legislators prepared to begin an impeachment process for Puerto Rico?s leader as thousands of protesters gathered around the governor?s mansion late Wednesday.

Business

Beyond Meat?s Restaurant Reach Expands With Dunkin? Sandwich
Beyond Meat Inc., the faux-meat company that?s seen its stock rally almost 700% since its May public offering, has notched another fast-food client.

Marijuana

Lynn marijuana company CEO ?speechless? after storefront vandalized with anti-Semitic, racist symbolism
A rope was found hanging from the ceiling, tied in a knot resembling a noose, and a long knife hung from the rope. Anti-Semitic rhetoric was written on the walls: ?[Expletive] the Jews? and ?Jesus Failed.?

magazine
Perspective

What ?The Bachelorette? taught my 15-year-old daughter

Cooking

Recipes: Three refreshing blueberry desserts
Your Week Ahead

Five things to do the week of July 22-28
Cover Story

?I got lucky, man.? Dennis Eckersley on surviving his tough times

sports

Here?s what Alex Cora said about protesting Wednesday?s game

Marc Savard joining St. Louis Blues as assistant coach

Unusual position change leads to confusion and a protest in Red Sox? loss to Rays

metro

Celtics? Kanter claims free Long Island camp cancelled because of NYC Turkish consulate

Not guilty pleas entered in theft from Boston Center for Adult Education

Whistleblower VA doctor who reported Manchester facility dies in car crash

Nation

ICE releases 18-year-old US citizen wrongfully detained near border

Amid Robert Mueller?s testimony, President Trump attacks and lobs baseless claims

Federal judge blocks Arkansas antiabortion laws for now

World

Japan utility company to scrap 4 more reactors in Fukushima

Catholic priests in India protest cardinal?s return

As prime minister, Johnson faces the Brexit he championed

politics

In refusing to join the partisan fray, Mueller may have intensified it

Pelosi again addresses impeachment questions after Mueller testimony

?It is not a witch hunt,? Mueller says of his investigation

business

A crackdown on working from home is pushing the EPA?s workforce in Boston to the brink

PBR?s Hard Coffee launched this month, and is apparently already a hit in Maine

Battery Wharf hotel workers poised to strike

arts

Faye Dunaway fired from ?Tea at Five?

Singer Yola?s arrival was a long time coming

At Newport, discovering new artists never gets old

lifestyle

New England?s largest Fringe Festival kicks off in Providence

Watch the trailer for Casey Affleck?s ?Light of My Life,? about a post-apocalyptic world without women

Autism-friendly travel for kids on the spectrum

marijuana

Lynn marijuana company CEO ?speechless? after storefront vandalized with anti-Semitic, racist symbolism

Marijuana legalization more popular than free college and $15 minimum wage, poll finds

42,000 marijuana plants destroyed in illegal farms probe in Calif.

opinion

All riled up by the political rhetoric

To voters sick of business as usual, Trump is delivering

Slighting RMV oversight hearing a losing strategy

food & dining

Flo?s hot dogs are a vacation in a bun

The sugar snap pea turns 50

Celebrating simple pleasures at Karen Akunowicz?s restaurant Fox & the Knife

travel

Autism-friendly travel for kids on the spectrum

We drove a 30-foot RV through the Southwest ? and lived to tell about it

Skip the T-shirt shops, already: Thrift(y) shopping on the Cape

Books

Guggenheim-inspired ?Costalegre? is a smart and sentimental journey into adolescence

A speed-reading archaeologist digs in to catch up

Location, location, location

Movies

Matters of identity make ?Asako I & II? so intriguing

Tarantino is at the top of his form with ?Once Upon a Time . . . in Hollywood?

Tom Hanks really does look like Mr. Rogers ? the new movie trailer is proof

Television

Third season of ?The Crown? coming in November

In ?The Boys,? there?s no saving these narcissistic superheroes

When it comes to ?Succession,? greed is good

music

Singer Yola?s arrival was a long time coming

At Newport, discovering new artists never gets old

On ?King?s Mouth,? a psychedelic skull session with the Flaming Lips

globe local

For dam on Hanover/Norwell line, the days are numbered

Newton mayor seeks limits on e-cig sales

Cops call this meals-on-wheels a steal

Obituaries

David Hedison, actor who found fame in a submarine, 92

Actor Rutger Hauer, of ?Blade Runner? fame, has died at 75

Actor Rutger Hauer, of ?Blade Runner? fame, has died at 75