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Can GPS find you a mate?

C.J. Burton

Welcome to the brave new world of mobile dating where, thanks to global positioning systems, your next match could be 50 yards away.

opinion | Rob Anderson

Are gay adults doing enough to help gay teens?

The founder of Camp Lightbulb in Provincetown hopes to help answer the question.

US women’s soccer moves into Olympic semis

Abby Wambach scored for the fourth straight game to lead the Americans past New Zealand 2-0. They will play Britain or Canada next on Monday.

Harrison overcomes abuse, wins judo gold

Winning judo gold wasn’t the biggest challenge for the Marblehead 22-year-old, who had been devastated after years of sexual abuse by a former coach.

Latest news

US added 163,000 jobs in July

The rise in payrolls was more than forecast and the most since February, but the unemployment rate rose to 8.3 percent, up from 8.2 percent in June.

Report faults Medicaid managed care costs

In the 2011 fiscal year, higher payments from managed care plans cost taxpayers $328 million, the state inspector general found.

Brian McGrory

Hospital’s progress may mark end of garden

As Boston Children’s Hospital looks for space to expand, Prouty Garden, a “sacred place” for some patients, may come to an end.

Brown, Warren split on environmental policies

Environmental advocates have turned to Elizabeth Warren after Scott Brown said he regrets supporting efforts to cut greenhouse gases.

Romney’s culture remark offers peek at worldview

Mitt Romney triggered a firestorm this week when he said that some economies are more vibrant than their neighbors because of their cultures.

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Obama vs. Romney: Who will win?

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Globe exclusives

Aly Raisman looked up towards the screen after final results were declared.

Bob Ryan

Tiebreaker that cost Raisman bronze hard to figure

“When we chose which songs went on the record, we only chose the ones we thought turned out the best, whether they worked together or not,” says Brandi Carlile.

Brandi Carlile refines her sound on ‘Bear Creek’

Boston Capital

It’s not perfect, but new health law is a start

Howie Good on intersection of poetry, journalism

“Inspirare” rises from a well head in a courtyard at Mount Holyoke College.

Art Review

‘Inspirare’ is a column of light in a center of learning

Whitehaus members (from left) Conrad Benjamin, Adam Kohl, Al and Theresa Polk, and Kate Lee on Boston Common, site of the Busker Buddies event.

Scene & Heard

Busker Buddies brings the fringe out of the basements

Farrell as Doug Quaid with Jessica Biel as his freedom-fighter girlfriend.

Movie Review

Total Recall is unmemorable

The “Big Party” event at Eastern Standard.

Turning networking into an art

The Brea, Calif. Chick-fil-A restaurant was mobbed at lunch time Wednesday.

Burlington Chick-fil-A swamped by supporters

Opinion | Nicholas Burns

Mitt Romney flunks his foreign-policy tryout

editorial

Ease up on ‘Meatless Mondays’

Convention center authority to buy site for hotel

Sports

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Twins 5, Red Sox 0

Red Sox starter Jon Lester was down after allowing three runs in eight innings, and he took the loss to fall to 5-9 on the season.

Red Sox limited to two hits in loss to Twins

Jon Lester gave up three runs and struck out seven and pitched well enough to win on most nights. But the Red Sox did nothing offensively.

Metro

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Kayla Harrison celebrated with her coach after Thursday’s Gold-medal victory.

For Harrison, stay on North Shore paying off in gold

Kayla Harrison, who on Thursday became the first American to win Olympic gold in judo, remains an affable friend and mentor to those who know her on the North Shore.