It was a grind on Monday night against the Bills, but the Patriots did just enough to remain unbeaten.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
Once again, Rex Ryan on the wrong end in rivalryThe Bills coach (formerly of the Jets) has now lost nine of his last 10 games against the Patriots.
BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL
Patriots? offense trying to keep up with injuriesAs the playmakers fall by the wayside, the team?s effectiveness with the ball has dropped.
MBTA bans all ads on political and social issuesThe control board that oversees the transit agency unanimously voted to enact the ban, effective Dec. 1.
KEVIN CULLEN
A hurling match brings memories back to lifePat Hoarty, 91, took to the Fenway pitch in 1954, the last time Ireland?s national sport was played there before Sunday.
JOAN VENNOCHI
An ill Sal DiMasi deserves better treatmentIf newly freed drug dealers are no threat to society, neither is the former speaker of the State House, who is suffering from cancer.
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Rescue Road Trips delivers abandoned, unwanted, stray, or abused dogs from the Deep South to their new homes in the Northeast.
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Hasbro unveils robotic cat to keep grandma company The $99 robotic cat is programmed to roll over and purr when it?s petted and stroked.
Donald Trump?s primary ballot status is challenged in N.H.Fergus Cullen, former chairman of the state?s Republican Party, suggested Trump is not a Republican.
What?s the worst day for traffic before Thanksgiving?Itching to drive out of town for Turkey Day? You may want to pump the brakes.
Study finds worst bottlenecks in Mass. ? right where you thought they?d beMassachusetts is home to three of the worst highway bottlenecks in the country, according a report released Monday.
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A majority of those questioned said Mass. should accept Syrians who have been vetted by the government.
Syrian refugees in US are thoroughly vetted, John Kerry saysKerry wrote to all governors after more than two dozen said they would not accept Syrians in their state at present.
The plane, on a bombing mission in Syria, was repeatedly warned not to violate Turkish airspace, officials said.
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Prosecutors are investigating whether Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria strong-armed a developer to use union workers.
The Nov. 13 party, attended by the Fox Club?s first class of women initiates, included nudity and alcohol, said an alumni member who attended.
Evaluation ordered for Hamilton kidnapping suspectAbigail Hanna, 21, of Topsfield ?is experiencing multiple psychotic symptoms,? a clinician said Monday in court.
The bond rating agency cited concerns about state spending and the use of rainy day funds.
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Kalsie King of Roxbury?s John O'Bryant School of Mathematics and Science hasn?t bought clothes in years ? but has run a successful clothing drive.
Dorchester man pleads not guilty in ?cat-fishing? robberiesRakeem Austin had a sentence for cocaine distribution set aside in the fallout from the Annie Dookhan case.
Seth Moulton
Syrian refugees are not the problem in ISIS fightRefugees already face strict protocols to enter the US, and ISIS mostly looks to radicalize people over social media.
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Ground Game
For Bernie Sanders, it?s New Hampshire or bustShould Clinton ever take a double-digit lead in the Granite State, there will be nothing for anyone to talk about in terms of the Democratic contest.
Globe investigations and Spotlight reportsA look at the high-impact investigations from The Boston Globe, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning report on abuse in the Catholic Church.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight??Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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From sprawling urban growth to the construction of new islands, each site depicted has profoundly changed in the last 30 years.
David Krejci scored the only goal in the shootout as the Bruins won in Toronto.
Julian and Shannon Squires were charged with lying to investigators after a woman?s body was found burned near train tracks.
The decision by Mayor Dan Rizzo to fax a request seeking a recount has perplexed the city?s election commission.
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Empty streets and an eerie silence attested to the reality that Brussels had been paralyzed by a terrorist cell answering to the leaders of the Islamic State.
Overshadowed by the Pfizer-Allergan merger was a much smaller deal that highlights what makes the Massachusetts biotech industry tick.
Sunday?s performance took place on what would have been the musical giant?s 90th birthday.
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Cleaning service Handy to allow customers to tip through appHandy, a rising star in the ?on-demand? world, added the tipping feature in a bid to make it easier for customers to express gratitude.
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At personal risk, pope to highlight interfaith friendship in AfricaFrancis? itinerary includes a stop in the Central African Republic at a mosque in a Muslim neighborhood considered a no-go zone.
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Conquering realityA family learns that dream renovations take planning and time ? and are totally worth the effort.
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Once again, Rex Ryan left on the wrong end in rivalry
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