A State Department audit faults Hillary Clinton and other secretaries of state for poorly managing electronic communications.
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Shawn Meenan and Rachel Shellabarger barricade their condo each night and have recorded footage of nearby drug deals.
FDA delays long-awaited decision on Sarepta drugDespite emotional pleas before an advisory panel earlier this year, regulators postponed deciding whether to approve the drug for Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
Come and meet some goatsAfter receiving an overwhelming response from the public about adopting goats, the MSPCA will host a meet-and-greet with the animals.
Donald Trump tweets harsh words for N.M. protesters Trump called the demonstrators ?thugs? and ?criminals? the morning after protests turned violent at his rally in Albuquerque.
Stephen King joins more than 450 writers in condemning TrumpThe writers signed an open letter against presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
Warren, Clinton on the same team when it comes to TrumpElizabeth Warren hasn?t endorsed anyone, but both she and Hillary Clinton seem to agree on slamming Donald Trump.
iRobot activist shareholder fails to win board seatsRed Mountain Capital had pressed for changes but lost an attempt to put two of its representatives on the board.
How do US officials plan to protect Olympic athletes from Zika?Officials are investigating ways to protect American athletes and members of the US Summer Olympics delegation.
Tips to minimize those long TSA linesTravelers can help speed things along with these tips from Massport and the TSA.
Harvard Museum of Natural History
The university has reinstalled its famous glass flowers at its Museum of Natural History.
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Can you guess which jobs are really transforming Mass.?When you dig down from broad categories to individual jobs, the results often defy expectation.
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Food & Drink Inc. | Globe Magazine
Even the most talented chefs have crashed and burned because of these classic blunders.
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We?ve seen the future, and it is hyperlocal craft beerThe science nerds behind Cambridge-based Lamplighter are betting it all on complex flavors.
EDITORIAL
Presidential stakes are high for nuclear arsenalAs we ponder Hiroshima, we have to ask ourselves: Do we want Donald Trump to have the nuclear launch codes?
Cardinals say bring on BradyMany players said in an informal survey they want to face a full-strength version of the Patriots in the season opener.
Red Sox to honor Wade Boggs, entire 1986 clubCeremonies will be held before the game at Fenway Park on each of the next two nights.The ceremonies and honors will include retiring Boggs?s number 26.
Fidelity rolls out a free virtual safe deposit boxThe Boston fund giant is offering a ?digital vault? to secure copies of all your important papers.
TV Critic?s Corner
Late-night campaigning is no jokeA candidate appearance on late-night TV is loaded with potential positives and virtually no risks.
The Old Bags Project spotlights the insidiousness of ageismThe project is simple and striking.
Opinion | Stephen Kinzer
Revitalizing our vital interestsWars are fought to defend vital interests. For that reason, countries should have as few of them as possible.
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Ground Game
Could N.H. share its presidential primary day with Mass.?The GOP could significantly curb the influence of the four early primary states by linking them to a neighboring state.
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The pews grew emptier and emptier. Until at last they realized: the Congregational Church of West Medford was dying.
The lefthander pitched seven innings for Pawtucket on Tuesday as he works toward a return to the majors.
Flames from the burning equipment extended into surrounding trees, causing electrical power lines to arc and throw off sparks.
Hillary Clinton defeated Bernie Sanders, and Donald Trump moved closer to securing the GOP nomination.
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A new AAA survey finds potholes are more concerning than traffic and unsafe roads and bridges.
Economic experts are hopeful that the move could significantly expand private enterprise on the communist island.
The federal board accuses the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers of unfair labor tactics during the strike.
The charges are an effort by the FBI to pressure Robert Gentile into cooperating with the Gardner investigation, his attorney said.
The secret is smoke-roasting, and you can do it on your outdoor grill.
Private schools, painful secretsMore 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.
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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