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In this campaign, the idea of a younger candidate against Hillary Clinton offers both symbolic and strategic appeal for Republicans.
?I?m not going to roll over and not fight for the people of Boston,? Mayor Martin J. Walsh said Friday.
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Nobody?s found a way to halt the spate of mass shootings plaguing the United States. But this company may have the next best thing.
Tashfeen Malik, the woman who carried out the San Bernardino massacre with her husband, came to the U.S. last year on a special visa for fiances of U.S. citizens.
New York Times calls for gun control in page one editorialFor the first time since 1920, the New York Times is running an editorial on its front page, headlined ?The Gun Epidemic.?
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The missives, released at the Globe?s request, help to gain an understanding of how the two powerful men interacted.
Group behind landmark book for women struggles to surviveThe Boston women?s health collective, which published the landmark, ?Our Bodies, Ourselves,? is in danger of going out of business.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
?I feel very proud of what I?ve done,? says Dr. Dennis Burke, the man who helped turn the spotlight on MGH?s policy on concurrent surgeries.
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In 40 years of snowblower repairs and sales, Chris Collins has never seen such demand.
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Local researchers could transform treatment for conditions ranging from Alzheimer?s to depression, heart disease to cancer.
In his first comments since missing four games, the Patriots linebacker would not disclose the nature of the illness that sidelined him.
NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL
David Price is ready to embrace the challenge of the ace in Boston.
Flames 5, Bruins 4
Brad Marchand scored a go-ahead goal with 1:06 to play on a penalty shot.
High school football
Twelve teams will battle for six state titles at Gillette Stadium on Saturday.
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Perspective
Fear is motivating us to fix climate change, but love is even more sustainable.
Connections
When his wife?s away, Christmas elf he?ll play Confessions of a stealth holiday decorator.
How did failure become fashionable?From a play in Brookline to an exhibit in Newton, the message is that we sometimes do best when we don?t first succeed.
Bud Weisser arrested at Budweiser brewerySt. Louis police say the Budweiser brewery got an unwelcome visit from a man with a memorable name.
Love Letters
Great guy?s drinking has become a problem?I have no interest in being in a relationship with someone who drinks that much on a regular basis.?
Michael A. Cohen
Less is more for Republican-led SenateWith their recent votes, Republican senators prove they are clearly focused on pacifying a rabid voter base.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
Could Martin O?Malley get zero delegates in Iowa?This is a strong possibility for a candidate who has spent more time campaigning in the Hawkeye State than his primary rivals.
Globe investigations and Spotlight reportsA look at 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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A look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month.
The Red Sox DH said he didn?t want ?to be the guy people feel sorry for? by staying on too long as a player.
Divina Grossman will step down this month after three and a half years.
The recent blowup over climate research on the House science committee is the latest firefight on a panel that?s more partisan and backbiting than ever.
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The technology protects occupants from the second-most common type of fatal crash.
Instead of summoning an ambulance for Gray, Officer William Porter propped him up so Gray could continue his ride in the back of a police van.
John F. Fish and Gary L. Gottlieb have been named the chairman and deputy chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
In ?Buyer & Cellar,? which opens at the Lyric Stage Dec. 4, Phil Tayler plays an out-of-work actor who stumbles into a job working in the cellar of Barbra Streisand?s estate.
?To get only one dress and wear it to all the parties sends a message that you?re not only boring, but it comes across as being lazy,? says Daniel Hernandez.
BetaBoston | Innovation Economy
Startups raise money for dashboard smartphone displayCompanies are developing displays that splash information from your phone?s screen onto a piece of glass on your car?s dashboard.
John L. Allen Jr. | All Things Catholic
Pope Francis reveres the wisdom of the poorOne of Francis?s last stops in Kenya was arguably the most revealing moment of his six-day visit to Africa.
Design New England
The Meaning of HomeA thoughtful design gives two Boston Marathon bombing survivors accessibility with panache.
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