Framingham pharmacy recalls all its drugs

The move comes after the number of meningitis cases linked to The New England Compounding Center nearly doubled over the weekend.

Karen LeCompte learned her brother is a Romney supporter by his Facebook “likes.”

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Friendship, politics collide through social media

People of all political leanings say they’re learning far too much about the beliefs and attitudes of friends and relatives.

Politically, it’s almost as if President Obama’s tax cuts never happened.

Voters unaware of President Obama’s tax cuts

Obama is getting little credit for the cuts he pushed through Congress that were designed to put extra cash in everyday Americans’ pockets.

Senator Scott Brown and Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren marched through East Boston on Sunday as part of the city’s annual Columbus Day parade, held in advance of the Monday holiday.

Scott Brown, Elizabeth Warren keep on marching

The state’s hotly contested race for the US Senate came to East Boston on Sunday afternoon in the city’s annual Columbus Day parade.

Chandler Jones signals that the Patriots have recovered after a 3d-quarter sack of Peyton Manning caused a fumble.

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Patriots 31, Broncos 21

Patriots defense holds the Broncos

A couple of late miscues put the game into nail-biting territory, but the Patriots were able to fend off Peyton Manning and the Broncos for a 31-21 win.

The Patriots’ Stevan Ridley, who rushed for 151 yards in the game, sails over Denver cornerback Champ Bailey as he scores on an 8-yard run in the third quarter.

Christopher L. Gasper

Patriots took control with no-huddle attack

New England racked up a franchise-record 35 first downs against a Broncos team that was struggling to make substitutions or even line up properly.

Detours to begin tonight on Storrow Drive

State officials will close one side of Storrow Drive in downtown Boston overnight to make critical fixes to a crumbling tunnel.

Supporters of Venezuela’s president, Hugo Chavez, gathered near the Miraflores presidential palace Sunday.

Chavez wins new term in Venezuela

President ­Hugo Chavez won reelection Sunday, facing down cancer and the strongest electoral challenge of his nearly 14 years in office.

Harvey Duplantis, a marine operations engineer, readied a Bluefin-9 unmanned underwater vehicle for a demonstration.

Deep sea stations could recharge underwater robots

Quincy’s Bluefin Robotics is working on recharging stations that would work at sea and allow for ocean robots to function for longer periods.

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After her water had broken last month and her contractions hadn’t yet begun, Melissa Turner (with baby Emma Rose) jumped at the chance to see if labor would begin on its own.

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Hospitals trying to halt rise in C-sections
Morrissey performing Friday at the Citi Wang Theatre, the first stop on his US tour.

Music Review

Warm embrace for Morrissey and fans
“With smart devices, we can individualize education,” says Howard Gardner.

Q & A

There’s no app for answering deep questions
Allyn Burrows as the title character in the Actors’ Shakespeare Project’s “Macbeth.”

Stage Review

This ‘Macbeth’ is a magical mystery tour

ideas

How to fix America from below
“We need to be listened to, we need to be heard,” says Wendy Ernst (right) with sons Robert (left) and Paul in their home.

Lexington reeling over parent’s timeout op-ed

How to safely share the Boston roads with bicyclists

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Editorial cartoons by Dan Wasserman

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Dismantling the euro: a practical guide
“Cleveland ’95” was very well done, especially the behind-the-scenes stuff with Bill Belichick and his neophyte coaching staff.

Sunday Football Notes

Bill Belichick piece well done, but more to story

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Too many AP classes?

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‘Live by Night’ by Dennis Lehane

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Celtics 105, EA Milano 75

Jared Sullinger stuffs home 2 of his 9 points over Alessandro Gentile of Emporio Armani Milano.

Jared Sullinger is comfortable in Celtics win

Sullinger was inserted into the starting lineup as the Celtics concluded their European trip against Emporio Armani Milano.

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A dead finback whale was found floating in Boston Harbor early Sunday. The carcass nearly washed up on Long Island.

Dead whale found in Boston Harbor

A dead finback whale more than 50 feet in length was found floating in Boston Harbor early Sunday morning, officials said.

Columnists

Juliette Kayyem

Generals, make way for the lawyers

Adrian Walker

John Tierney in a battle he never saw coming
Elizabeth Warren’s grandfather

JAMES CARROLL

How family lore shapes character
The Patriots’ Stevan Ridley, who rushed for 151 yards in the game, sails over Denver cornerback Champ Bailey as he scores on an 8-yard run in the third quarter.

Christopher L. Gasper

Patriots took control with no-huddle attack
Ginna is living at a shelter on Massachusetts Avenue in Boston after being turned away more than once.

Yvonne Abraham

A safety net that is leaving more people out

opinion | JOANNA WEISS

Hitting the saturation point for bad-mom celebrations
Elizabeth Warren’s heritage has been much-discussed.

opinion | Jeff Jacoby

The race issue Brown and Warren should debate

JOAN VENNOCHI

John Kerry’s career dreams keep slipping away
Don’t lie about your reason for leaving a job — you could get caught, advises Joanne Chang, who founded the local Flour Bakery + Cafe chain.

INNOVATION ECONOMY

How to quit without burning bridges
Tom Brady and Peyton Manning, the two preeminent passers of their generation, will face off again Sunday.

Christopher L. Gasper

Lucky to see Tom Brady vs. Peyton Manning again

Kevin Cullen

The lion who loves the GOP

Renée Loth

New app makes Boston a ‘museum without walls’

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Sinisa Hrvatin and Robert McGrath, founders of ReadCube Access.

A plan to open up science journals

Cambridge’s Labtiva wants to apply the iTunes sales approach to often costly research.

Politics

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President Obama’s campaign said some Romney backers were rooting for poor numbers.

Obama camp says jobless rate undercuts Romney

The Obama campaign argued that the latest positive jobs report has undermined Mitt Romney’s central message.

Nation & World

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California-based SpaceX launched its unmanned Falcon 9 rocket, laden with equipment, from Cape Canaveral Sunday.

SpaceX rocket blasts off to restock space station

A privately owned rocket blasted off on the first of a dozen space station supply missions under a mega-contract with NASA.

Arts

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Book Review

‘The Paternity Test’ by Michael Lowenthal

Lowenthal offers a focused, mostly poignant examination of a gay couple’s struggle to father a child via a surrogate mother.

Health and wellness

Daily Dose

Study links indoor tanning to skin cancer

The results of a new study have once again linked indoor tanning to an increased risk of skin cancer.

“A lot of people are stupider than I thought they were. That includes relatives and close friends.”

John Clarke,  on reading about political leanings on Facebook

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AP classes: A problem for Massachusetts high schoolers?
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How will independents factor into the Brown-Warren Senate race?

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9 hot trends in kitchen design
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The self-promoting, fan-financed, go-it-alone star

Opinion

“The United States isn’t going to enter a shooting war with China or Russia. Fights with those countries will take place far from any battlefield.”

Juliette Kayyem 

Ideas

“Gerken has advanced a vision of governance unusual for someone whose political convictions are firmly liberal: She wants local decision-making bodies to be given more opportunity to rebel against federal policy.”

—Leon Neyfakh on Heather Gerken’s argument for “federalism all the way down”