EgyptAir says jetliner has disappeared
Flight MS804 was traveling from Paris to Cairo when it disappeared from radar, EgyptAir said.
EDITORIAL
An incomplete lesson for BPS students
Boston?s adults shouldn?t have encouraged Tuesday?s walkout.
Top Mass. GOP donors are holding back on Trump
Of the state?s top Republican donors, only one ? auto tycoon Ernie Boch Jr. ? is publicly supportive of Donald Trump.
Weld is set to join Libertarian ticket as VP candidate
The former Republican governor of Mass. and former New Mexico governor Gary Johnson are expected to announce a partnership.
Mass. Senate receives subpoena in Joyce probe
The subpoena marks the first time the State House has been drawn into the federal probe of Senator Brian Joyce.
Lawmakers give millionaires? tax overwhelming endorsement
The proposed constitutional amendment needed just 50 votes to move forward. Lawmakers endorsed it by a vote of 135-57.
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UMass criticized for too many out-of-state students
The university system has increased selectivity and recruiting outside Mass., making it unattainable for locals, a conservative group says.
Man pleads not guilty in crash that killed trooper
Prosecutors said David Njuguna was in an ?impaired state? before the Charlton crash that killed Trooper Thomas Clardy in March.
Yvonne Abraham
A plus and a minus for Mass. State Police
In recent days, two state troopers have provided vivid examples, one in each direction, of what integrity is.
Milford man loses wife, newborn daughter, sister within days
Friends are raising money for a Milford man after his wife, newborn daughter, and sister all died within days of each other.
Lexington man killed while rafting remembered as a ?rock? of a man
Michael Arena was a married father of two sons who worked for a Newton technology company.
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New research shows being busy is good for your brain
Time to stop humblebragging about your overly packed schedule.
Cambridge?s Aubry Bracco comes up short on ?Survivor?
New Jersey bartender Michele Fitzgerald beat Bracco for the $1 million prize on CBS?s ?Survivor? Wednesday night.
GARY WASHBURN | ON BASKETBALL
So who are the Celtics going to pick?
The Celtics hold the third pick in the NBA Draft, and they appear to have plenty of options.
Bostonians ranked fifth rudest drivers in the US
It?s no surprise: Our honking, speeding, and swerving have earned us a reputation around the country.
hiawatha bray | Tech Lab
When the billboard has a brain
New billboards are using cellphone information to target ads for groups of consumers.
ROYALS, 3-2; RED SOX, 5-2
Red Sox win nightcap to earn doubleheader split
David Price pitched 7? innings to improve to 6-1.
Boston arts leaders say: Show them the money
Arts leaders are worried that without a dedicated funding source, the city?s cultural master plan may have little impact.
Where are Boston?s invisible poems?
The art installation ?Raining Poetry? makes a splash by uncovering hidden verses.
Daniel McFadden
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Sleaze and slapstick aplenty in ?The Nice Guys?
Featuring Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe, ?The Nice Guys? plays like a coarser, brawnier retread of 2005?s ?Kiss Kiss Bang Bang.?
Will Kendall Square finally feel like a real neighborhood?
More apartment and office buildings, independent retailers, and even a grocery store could soon be coming to the area.
Would closing Newbury Street to cars be a good idea?
City officials are looking into closing streets to vehicles on certain times at ?several locations.?
obituary
Barbara Neuman, 62; was passionate about protecting patients
Ms. Neuman helped found the DocFinder website, which lets patients across the country look up the backgrounds of physicians.
Life sciences
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
Ground Game
ground game
Drama inside and out at the conventions
There won?t be a lot of party unity for either the Republicans or the Democrats.
The Big Picture
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The big picture
Shanghai?s nail neighborhood
In a corner of Shanghai, surrounded by a cement wall, lies one of the world?s most valuable fields of debris and garbage.
Globe investigations
Private schools, painful secrets
More than 200 victims. At least 90 legal claims. At least 67 private schools in New England. This is the story of hundreds of students sexually abused by staffers, and emerging from decades of silence today.
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Sports
NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL
Steven Wright?s poor last outing was the fluke
Wright remains one of Boston?s top starters, even after Wednesday?s loss to the Royals.
Metro
Woman killed in Taunton rampage remembered as ?daughter of God?
Patricia Slavin?s children said their mother was a deeply religious woman who would have forgiven the man who took her life.
Politics
Sanders willing to inflict heavy damage on Clinton to win California
Sanders sees an aggressive campaign as his only chance to pressure Democrats into making fundamental changes to how presidential primaries and debates are held in the future.
Cars Partner Content Search This Week's Specials
10 great used cars under $15,000 for college graduates
The list from CarGurus includes cars that fit a recent grad?s budget and get strong safety ratings.
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Nation & World
News analysis
Birth certificates may be next frontier in bathroom law debate
Massachusetts is among the states that allow changes to a birth certificate to match a person?s gender identity.
Business
LinkedIn revisits 2012 breach after hacker attempts to sell logins
The company is investigating whether a 2012 data breach was bigger than originally thought.
Arts
Movie Review
In ?Love & Friendship,? Austen powers are on display
Whit Stillman?s new film is based on an early, lesser-known novella by Jane Austen, and it shines.
Lifestyle
TABLES
Chef Jody Adams and team to open Porto in Back Bay
The restaurant will serve Mediterranean-style food with a focus on seafood, both cooked and raw.
The story behind 'Spotlight'
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.
Design New England
Design New England
When inspiration strikes
With their home as canvas, the couple behind KTII Design Group embrace the stylistic power of change.
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