The unprecedented divorce has thrust financial markets and political establishments into turmoil.
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Did you miss the leadup to Thursday?s vote? Here?s what you need to know about the decision that?s causing chaos worldwide.
EDITORIAL
Britain plays with fire, gets burned The arguments were obsessed with tactics, blind to strategy.
US markets? sharp reaction could only be the beginningBoston-based State Street and other firms have been downgrading their view of the economy.
OPINION | JOHN BOLTON
Brexit a true populist revoltWe should welcome Britain?s departure from the EU.
Part 1
Closing psychiatric hospitals seemed humane, but the state failed to build a system to replace them. Families are living with the tragic consequences.
Fast Forward: Britain files for divorce, Donald Trump visits ScotlandA new morning report to help you get ready for the day.
Bernie Sanders will vote for Hillary Clinton in NovemberAfter months of avoiding the question on whether he would support Clinton, Sanders finally gave an answer Friday morning: yes.
THINGS TO DO
The Weekender: McConaughey, monster trucks, and the art of wonderFun things to do this weekend, in Boston and beyond.
Walsh salary review stalled after chairwoman resignsThe resignation has left a vacuum on the independent panel Mayor Walsh revived to herald fiscal accountability.
District attorney, AG investigate Roxbury real estate dealerJake Wark said prosecutors began receiving new complaints after the Globe?s coverage of allegations against Rolando Pam and two members of his family.
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They couldn?t find any trade partners for a big deal, only teams looking to swindle them.
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Celtics formed a bond with Jaylen BrownIt was better for the Celtics to take a player with major upside than to make a deal they would regret in the short term.
Bruins exploring all options as NHL draft nearsGeneral manager Don Sweeney holds the 14th and 29th picks, but he is open to trading up or down.
New institute tackles the mysteries of food allergiesFour mothers whose children have food allergies raised $10 million to get the project started.
Nasty fight undoes promise of Xfund venture firm Xfund was formed to finance startups emerging from Harvard and MIT. But a fight between two partners got out of control.
OPINION | STEPHEN KINZER
Brexit ?a stern rebuke to arrogant elitesThe EU has not listened to its constituents and is now paying the price for its arrogance.
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For many young residents, the academy offers a glimpse of an alternative to the drug gangs near Rio de Janeiro?s airport.
Xander Bogaerts ended a back-and-forth game by hitting a walkoff single in the 10th inning.
Mrs. Werby was a social worker, worked for the Boston Housing Authority, and was a professor at the University of Massachusetts Boston.
Jonathan Bush entered the political arena with a speech that both mocked Donald Trump and blamed the GOP for his rise.
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A new report from GasBuddy.com reveals the cities where motorists are most likely to pay more to fill up.
The bright red slogans hang from buses, government buildings and even some restaurants and gas stations, urging North Koreans to work harder to make the country?s 200-day ?speed campaign? a success. ?Have you carried out the plan for today?? one poster asks.
Led Zeppelin did not steal a riff from an obscure 1960s instrumental for the introduction of its classic rock anthem ?Stairway to Heaven,? a federal jury decided Thursday.
The daughter of children?s author Roald Dahl remembers growing up with bedtime stories of a Big Friendly Giant, now taking a bow in Steven Spielberg?s ?The BFG.?
Your thoughts on Brexit aside, let?s focus on something we can all agree on: The English have fantastic cop shows.
Brockton native Danyson ?Dee? Tavares takes to the streets of Boston to capture their most evocative angles.
ground game
Where does Bernie Sanders go from here?In the short term, his choice is simple, but the long-term prospects are more interesting for Sanders.
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.
Design New England
?This is home?Keith Leblanc and Kelly Monnahan create a haven for themselves, family, and friends in the piney hills of outer Cape Cod.
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