Review finds more cases affected by lab scandal

Hundreds of additional cases may be affected because of questions about chemist Annie Dookhan’s handling of drug evidence.

US rejects Mashpee Wampanoag casino deal

The US Department of Interior rejected the Taunton casino agreement between Governor Deval Patrick and the tribe. Patrick called the action “deeply disappointing.”

Romney camp keeps up attack over Libya deaths

The White House’s shifting explanations about the deadly assault on the US consulate in Libya have provided a robust line of attack by Republicans

An unidentified artist’s trick photo of a man holding up 11 men in formation, circa 1930.

George Eastman House collection

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The surprisingly old art of photo fakery

We’ve been doctoring pictures as long as we’ve been taking them.

Samantha Mathis stars as Dagny Taggart in “Atlas Shrugged Part II.”

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The shrugging continues in ‘Atlas Shrugged Part II’

Here’s the thing about filming a great big book of capitalist science-fiction. If you’re enslaved to its every idea, one movie will never do.

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‘The Silent History’ invites readers to become active participants

“The Silent History,” an exquisitely designed serialized work of literary fiction, is ostensibly an e-book, but it’s wholly unlike any you’ve seen before.

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Already the scene of one of the biggest fires in the history of the country in 1908, the city was engulfed anew on Oct. 14, 1973.

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Sherman Alexie’s latest collection of stories is a mix of old and new.

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‘Blasphemy’ by Sherman Alexie
AMERICA’S ADOPTED NEIGHBORHOOD: A plane flies over the mountains south of the Strait of Hormuz.

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A Middle East strategy past its prime
Joe Biden and Paul Ryan debated Thursday.

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Susan West helped pile up pumpkins on the front lawn of the First Congregational Church in Chatham for a sale to benefit the Chatham Teachers Fund.

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Globe photos of the week, Oct. 12, 2012

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How grocery shopping got personal
John Cafferty of Hingham shopped at Dick’s Sporting Goods in the Hanover Mall on Sunday. The store held its grand opening last weekend, helping boost the mall’s occupancy rate.

Retail vacancies in Mass. at lowest level in five years
Ben Cherington says lessons can be learned as the team tries to rebuild for next year.

Cherington knows Sox erred at top

SCOT LEHIGH

What does Mitt Romney really believe?

Brian McGrory

‘Served’ in Afghanistan? Scott Brown?
Senator Scott Brown greeted his wife, Gail Huff, after returning from his military tour in Afghanistan last year.

For Scott Brown, politics and military entwine

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The crowd of mourners at the funeral Mass of Larry Reynolds, 80, spilled out of St. Jude Church and on to Main Street in Waltham on Thursday.

Local fiddler Larry Reynolds is mourned

Sports

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It was the first postseason complete game for CC Sabathia.

CC Sabathia leads Yankees to ALCS

CC Sabathia pitched a four-hitter to lead the Yankees past the Baltimore Orioles and into the American League Championship series against Detroit.

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Drumgold spoke to the media after his acquittal, with defense attorney Rosemary Scapicchio by his side.

Drumgold acquitted of drug charges

Shawn Drumgold, who was awarded a $14 million settlement in 2009 for a wrongful conviction, was acquitted on charges in a 2011 drug case.

Columnists

DERRICK Z. JACKSON

Is Biden’s performance enough to stop the slide?

JOSHUA GREEN

Election is a referendum on Obama

Boston Capital

Bank stocks climb as housing recovers

Brian McGrory

‘Served’ in Afghanistan? Scott Brown?

SCOT LEHIGH

What does Mitt Romney really believe?
Red Sox CEO Larry Lucchino, left, and GM Ben Cherington will be meeting with candidates for the team’s manager job.

Christopher L. Gasper

Questions the next manager should ask the Red Sox

Tech Lab

Small Samsung camera shoots like a pro
Container ship Edith Maersk crossed the Suez Canal northeast of Cairo Friday.

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The toughest sanctions

Joan Vennochi

Is he pro-life, pro-choice, or just pro-Mitt?

Yvonne Abraham

For AFL-CIO, a makeup test

Jeff Jacoby

Warren tries to have it both ways
The standings in the AFC East say there is only one game separating the 3-2 Patriots from the Jets, Bills, and Dolphins, all owners of 2-3 marks. The margin feels larger because of Tom Brady.

Christopher L. Gasper

In AFC East, there’s Tom Brady, then everyone else

Business

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Because it’s is expanding so quickly, wireless activity is rapidly absorbing the radio spectrum licensed by carriers.

MIT center aims to improve wireless technology

MIT launched a research program aimed at creating mobile devices with stronger security, longer battery life, and faster downloads.

Politics

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Mitt Romney shook hands in Asheville, N.C.

Both parties see gains in voter registration

Both parties are claiming success as they try to drive registration in anticipation of the Nov. 4 election.

Nation & World

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The European Union has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for its efforts to promote peace and democracy in Europe, in the midst of the union’s biggest crisis since its creation in the 1950s.

European Union wins Nobel Peace Prize

The EU was awarded for its efforts to promote peace and democracy during the union’s biggest crisis since its creation in the 1950s.

Arts

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Stage Review

Though the horses in the play are operated by puppeteers who are plainly visible, after a while you almost forget they’re there, a great testament to their skill.

‘War Horse’ a beautiful spectacle of a terrible war

The sights and sounds of battle have seldom been rendered more vividly than in this remark­able show.

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Matthew McConaughey (left) and Zac Efron in “The Paperboy.”

Admit it, you’re attracted to ‘The Paperboy’

This is just the sort of movie certain people go to the movies hoping to see but would never say they go to the movies for.

“I always say what I mean. And so does Romney.”

Vice President Joe Biden 

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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

“[Mitt] Romney’s debate performance and his subsequent revival suggest that voters do have an appetite for big ideas and promises, no matter how vaguely defined.”

Joshua Greeen 

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”