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Lines of attack clarify in latest Brown-Warren debate

Two lines of attack emerged: Scott Brown said Elizabeth Warren would raise taxes, while Warren said Brown’s votes have broken faith with middle-class voters, and women in particular.

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Brown, Warren debate the most contentious yet

Glen Johnson of the Boston Globe gives his analysis of Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren's third debate for US Senate.

Senate Debate

Brown, Warren clash in third debate

Senator Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren discussed topics including jobs, the economy, and education in a debate focused heavily on policy.

opinion | Dante Ramos

A national race writ small

Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren had opportunities to talk about local issues, but for the most part their debate featured a heavy emphasis on national themes.

opinion | Jeff Jacoby

Warren tries to have it both ways

Elizabeth Warren said she supports defense cuts but also said she would protect Massachusetts bases from closure or budget reductions.

Fact-checks and analysis on the Senate debate

The Globe provided real-time fact-checks and analysis from tonight’s Senate debate in Springfield.

In debate, Bielat, Kennedy differ on jobs, campaign reform

Sean Bielat and Joseph P. Kennedy III faced off in their second debate in the race for the congressional seat being vacated by US Representative Barney Frank.

2d company will halt operations in outbreak

A Westborough pharmacy related to the Framingham company at the heart of a fungal meningitis outbreak will cease its compounding operations pending an investigation, officials said.

Record settlement reached for New Bedford cleanup

A manufacturing company has agreed to pay $366 million -- the largest cash settlement in the history of the federal Superfund program -- to clean up PCB-laden New Bedford Harbor.

BU offers $10,000 reward after robberies

Boston University is offering the reward for tips leading to an arrest after four armed robberies on or near the campus in more than two weeks.

Fitness guru and P90X creator Tony Horton leads a fitness class in the courtyard of the Canadian Embassy.

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Tony Horton, the man behind Paul Ryan’s workout program

News that fitness buff and Republican VP nominee Paul Ryan swears by the P90X workout cemented Horton’s status as New England’s answer to Jack LaLanne.

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Join Globe reporters Michael Kranish and Scott Helman, authors of “The Real Romney,” to discuss the Republican presidential candidate’s life and history.

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A health care disaster

A steroid formulated by a Framingham firm is linked to a meningitis outbreak.

Doctors split on value of low-back injections

The League of Urban Canners is a new organization devoted to converting oft-neglected fruits from city lots and neighbors’ trees into jellies, jams, and preserves, such as the peaches.

Food

Canners turn neighbors’ fruits into jams and jellies

Ben Affleck (center) plays a CIA operative who leads a rescue mission in Tehran during the 1979-80 Iran hostage crisis.

Thursday Preview | Movie Review

Ben Affleck’s fully in charge in ‘Argo’

Felix Baumgartner’s suit was made by the David Clark Co. of Worcester, which made the suit for the first US spacewalk.

Mass. firm outfits daredevil sky diver

Dining out

Room to grow at City Landing

Adam Ant (pictured in London in 2011) performed for almost two hours Monday night at Royale.

Music Review

A recharged Adam Ant storms Royale

Television anchorwoman Jennifer Livingston responded to a viewer who wrote her an e-mail criticizing her weight.

Opinion | The Podium

The truth about being fat

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Affiliation of registered Mass. voters

Globe critic Ty Burr takes the risk to bicycle the city’s streets because the rewards are worth it.

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Through the eyes of a city cyclist

Students pass in front of Harvard’s Widener Library. To Gerald and Lily Chow, education consultant Mark Zimny must have seemed like the answer to many parents’ prayer.

Quest for Harvard entry ends in $2m tangle

Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.

Hand transplant is a first for Mass. General

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The USADA said 11 former teammates testified against cyclist Lance Armstrong.

Armstrong slammed by report

Lance Armstrong’s cycling team had the “most sophisticated” doping program ever in the sport, according to the agency that banned him from racing for life.