In 1973, Clinton went door-to-door on behalf of children with disabilities who were denied the chance to go to school.
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Donald Trump plans to deploy his daughter to swing states to woo independent women voters turned off by his harsh rhetoric.
Russian spies said to hack Clinton campaignComputer systems connected to the campaign were hacked in an attack that appears to have come from Russia, an official said.
Suffolk University fires back at ousted presidentThe chairman of the Suffolk University board of trustees fired back Friday evening at ousted president Margaret McKenna.
Principal who transformed school honored on retirementSandra Mitchell Woods oversaw the transformation of the Nathan Hale Elementary School into a coveted destination.
No criminal charges in Curt Schilling?s 38 Studios collapse Rhode Island officials said they will not bring criminal charges against any of the principals involved in the collapse of 38 Studios.
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The surprising ruling could undermine an official crackdown on ?pay-to-play? in the Mass. beer industry.
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After shooting death, program offers safety, hope, and a future At St. Stephen?s Episcopal Church, the program that helped animate the life of shooting victim Jorge Fuentes is in full flower.
About 1,000 animals to be removed from squalid Westport farmA team from the ASPCA has been on site for a week, feeding and treating about 1,000 neglected animals as local, state, and federal authorities investigate.
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?You lose sight of a kid for even a second, a tragedy like this can happen,? Commissioner Evans said. ?It breaks our heart.?
Lawyers for Mashpee Taunton casino case expect appealTwo lawyers who represent Taunton residents expect the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe to appeal Thursday?s ruling.
The life aquatic with Nigella Hillgarth Nigella Hillgarth has been seeking to spread awareness about the dangers to oceans and compel change since taking over two years ago as president of the New England Aquarium.
BRION O?CONNOR | ON THE MOVE
The dos and don?ts of summer exercise with your dog?Pets will not often limit or stop themselves from doing too much,? said Dr. Megan Whelan, an emergency critical care director at Angell Animal Medical Center.
BLOTTER TALES
The yes and no of Pokemon Go A very tall guy drives a car while standing, his head through the sunroof, and other unusual incidents from police logbooks.
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A new book tells the story of Larz and Isabel Anderson, who hosted lavish parties for Boston?s elite at their villa and gardens a century ago.
At 75, Dickie Scullary still swings awayWoe to the pitcher who underestimates the senior member of the Framingham Orioles.
Dance Review
Powerful dance explores issues of raceOn the Ramsay Park basketball court, Anna Myer and Dancers/beheard.world performed the world premiere of ?Invisible: Imprints of Racism.?
Book Review
New Trump book adds details but unlikely to change mindsInvestigative reporter David Cay Johnston attempts to add to our understanding of the Republican presidential nominee.
Red Sox 6, Angels 2
He limited the Angels to only five hits to run his record to 14-2.
Opinion | Marianne Leone
Donald Trump doesn?t have a clue about my sonWatching Trump inviting the world to laugh with derision at our late son?s spastic hands makes my heart sink even 11 years after his death.
Private schools, painful secrets
The unexpected price of reporting abuse: retaliationThe Globe found 15 instances of retaliation at New England private schools against students or employees who raised concerns about sexual abuse by staffers.
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.
Democrats met in Philadelphia for their national convention.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
The Patriots coach put an end to a reporter?s line of questioning in a hurry on Friday.
The woman, who drank only rainwater for two days after becoming stranded, was slumped in the backseat of a car.
The vice president will break out his acting chops for an upcoming episode of the long-running series.
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According to J.D. Power?s latest APEAL study, which measures owner satisfaction after 90 days.
A Brazilian low court judge has accepted charges against former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva for allegedly obstructing the corruption probe at state-run oil giant Petrobras.
The Massachusetts economy kept steady in the second quarter of the year, despite lagging consumer spending, slowing worldwide economic growth and Brexit.
BSO Double-bassist Lawrence Wolfe looks back at the beginnings of the Boston University Tanglewood Institute, 50 years later.
The Shrewsbury comedian?s new movie opens on Friday
Two Boston film festivals are headed to federal court over claims that one has trampled on the trademark of the other.
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Ground Game: Obama, Trump, and the ?other? factorEight years after President Obama was the ?other,? there?s suddenly a new kind of ?other? ? a super rich celebrity.
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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Doris Kearns Goodwin talks politics with Stephen Colbert
Vote all you want. The secret government won?t change.
A new low for Jill Stein
Fight for female vote will feature Ivanka Trump against Hillary Clinton
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