Candidates make their final pleas

President Obama and Mitt Romney, both fighting weariness and hoarse voices, stormed through a final exhaustive campaign push.

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Mitt Romney spoke Monday afternoon at a campaign rally in Lynchburg, Va.

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President Obama greeted supporters at the airport in Columbus, Ohio.

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Elizabeth Warren addressed a crowd in Dorchester on Monday.

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Scott Brown made a campaign stop in Fitchburg.

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Mitt Romney kicked off the final day of campaigning before the election with a rally in Sanford, Fla.

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President Obama and musician Bruce Springsteen appeared at a rally in Madison, Wis.

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Paul Ryan appeared at a campaign event in Reno, Nev., on Monday.

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Joe Biden spoke Monday in Sterling, Va.

Early voting ends with crush of lines in some Ohio precincts

Voters waited for up to two hours in some places as early voting came to an end in this battleground state.

Senate candidates hit trail on final day

Elizabeth Warren was joined by members of the Kennedy family, while Scott Brown seized on the gridlock in Congress during the final day of campaigning.

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The Red Sox slugger refuted a charge by Bobby Valentine that he decided not to play anymore last season, saying “It’s time to turn the page and move on.”

Aerosmith played a show in front the the Commonwealth Avenue apartment they used to call home.

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Aerosmith rocks Allston

The band took to the streets to hype their new CD, playing a hits-heavy set outside the Commonwealth Avenue apartment they once called home.

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Dr. Elizabeth Brem checks Roger Jensen at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Diagnosed with lung cancer while hospitalized for pneumonia, Jensen participates in a program offering close follow-up care to Medicare patients at risk for frequent hospitalizations.

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Kimberly Smith-Cofield abruptly resigned as executive director of the Community Action Agency of Somerville in June. She had held the post since 2009.

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Nathan Georgette, a senior at Harvard, aims to be a doctor who treats patients with tuberculosis and HIV infection.

Harvard senior sets his record straight

Representative John Tierney (right), visiting the Zabota Adult Day and Health Center in Lynn Thursday, spoke with Simon Malykin. Republican Richard Tisei, who is challenging Tierney, talked with Laura Kamens while he was campaigning in Danvers last week.

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Republican Sean Bielat (right) spoke to students in a social studies class at Franklin High School. Joseph P. Kennedy III addressed a government and politics class.

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The Rev. John John J. Oliveira, pastor of St. John, urged parishioners to be strong in their faith.

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Bill Belichick has little to say about Aqib Talib

Belichick, in his first comments since the trade, said simply that he thinks that the troubled Talib is a “good player.”

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New Bedford church says its last Mass

St. John the Baptist Church, which called itself the first Portuguese Catholic church in North America, closed due to declining membership and financial hardship.