Shirley Leung
You don?t have to be with her to appreciate this moment
When Hillary Clinton accepts the Democratic nomination Thursday, parents will insist their daughters stay up and watch.
The former president, speaking on the night his wife became the first woman to receive a major party?s nomination, recalled Hillary Clinton?s life of service.
Shirley Leung
When Hillary Clinton accepts the Democratic nomination Thursday, parents will insist their daughters stay up and watch.
As demonstrators rallied in Philadelphia for a second day, the senator urged them to stand down.
In the streets outside the convention, Sanders supporters who had spent the day protesting began facing off with police.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
Americans want someone who is genuine, and that?s the woman who needs to speak Thursday.
Sarah Hurwitz knew from the first day she set foot in the White House that she wanted to be a part of the political process. Now, she is.
Globe editorial cartoonist Dan Wasserman went to the drawing board on the second night of the Democratic National Convention.
The battle-hardened president hopes his legacy won?t be eroded by the outcome of the election to replace him.
The body of Kyzr Willis, 7, was found in the water Tuesday at Carson Beach, police said. He disappeared from a day camp hours earlier.
Governor Charlie Baker?s administration wants more clarity on AG Maura Healey?s move to limit sales of ?copycat? weapons.
The tracking technology has been used for seven years by city police ? and without search warrants.
Temperatures will remain hot for the rest of the week, with Friday the best chance of much-needed rain.
A congressional subpoena is seeking records on the AG?s investigation into whether Exxon Mobil misled the public.
Advocacy groups say the T incorrectly analyzed how the cancellation would affect minority and low-income riders.
Alonso Esposito, a.k.a. Robert ?Bobby? Luisi Jr., said one of his associates told him the paintings were buried beneath a Florida home.
?Monks? in orange robes have been soliticiting donations, but are they who they say they are?
A family came unbelievably close to a 14-foot predator on a stretch of secluded Chatham beach.
Pop-up shops. Small-batch producers. Dairy-free alternatives. The artisanal ice cream scene is booming.
names
Rebekah Gregory?s ?Taking My Life Back? will be released in April.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
If Epstein can provide salvation to the Cubs? fan base, he?s surely bound for Cooperstown.
EDITORIAL
The earned income tax deal is a reasonable tool in the fight against income inequality, and should be approved.
spotlight
Nearly half of people killed by Massachusetts police over the last 11 years were suicidal, mentally ill, or showed clear signs of crisis.
?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
?When everyone shouts ?Allahu Akbar? (God is Great) I know that a tank or a cannon will fire,? Reuters photographer Goran Tomasevic says.
Red Sox starter Steven Wright gave up eight runs on nine hits in 4? innings.
Advocacy groups say the T incorrectly analyzed how the cancellation would affect minority and low-income riders.
The same thing that made Michelle Obama such a powerful voice for Hillary Clinton makes it unlikely she?ll spend a lot of time on the campaign trail.
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An 85-year-old priest was slain in a hostage standoff at a church before police fatally shot the two attackers.
The deal will create a company with nearly 3,000 employees and more than $1 billion in revenue.
Despite a ceaseless gush of mixtapes appearing while he was in prison, the Atlanta rapper finally clears the air on his first LP since his release.
The cuisine of Zhong Li?s native Sichuan is the star of the show.
ground game
Party leaders and Hillary Clinton?s campaign hope to avoid many of the problems that plagued the GOP convention last week.
Design New England
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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