Tim Kaine, appearing in New Hampshire, said that if Donald Trump isn?t paying taxes, it weakens his argument of supporting veterans? causes.
In Conn., Trump promises a major push in a blue stateGOP presidential nominee Donald Trump made an unusual foray Saturday night into deep-blue Connecticut.
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The stream of Republicans willing to vote for Clinton marks a new phase in the anti-Trump movement.
The incident happened about 1:30 a.m. Sunday near Castle Island, Coast Guard officials said.
Wanted: Help handing out Warren Buffett?s fortuneDoris Buffett is looking for fellow Bostonians to help her read the letters her billionaire brother receives from strangers asking for money.
In Vermont woods, a logger faces the challenge of a remade industryLogger Dave Goodhouse can barely make a living. But at 53 years old, he can?t bring himself to quit and move on.
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At least four businesses were burned down in the hours after the man was shot and killed Saturday.
General Electric?s big move into the big cityThe company is making a seismic change in trading its Fairfield, Conn., headquarters for digs in Fort Point.
Imam, associate fatally shot after leaving NYC mosqueMaulama Akonjee, 55, and his friend were shot in broad daylight while leaving a mosque in Queens.
Ship collides into 3 other vessels at Long WharfA Boston Harbor Cruises vessel returning into port struck three other ships owned by the company.
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It?s hard enough to understand how this could happen once in Westport. But how did it happen again?
Tips about Princeton slaying continue to come inPolice asked the public to report anything they saw on Brooks Station Road on Sunday, including parked or vehicles.
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Island tale of love and caring turns bittersweetPaul Jackson, 82, can?t understand what was accomplished by cutting down his four marijuana plants.
Photos: Boston Comic Con 2016Thousands of people attended the annual event Saturday at the Seaport World Trade Center.
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Phelps?s final race, the medley relay, ended like almost all his others ? in victory.
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Michael Phelps changed swimming ? and himselfThe most decorated Olympian of all time is at peace with who he is and his decision to retire.
Women?s relay wins 1,000th summer gold for USThe U.S. women?s 4x100-meter medley relay team won gold ? and reached a milestone for the United States.
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Looking for the fun in the GamesThe Games are supposed to be a relief from the agita of presidential politics.
A year later, Dave Dombrowski feeling at homeThe Red Sox president of baseball operations, hired last Aug. 18, said he has reached a comfort level with his staff.
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John Saunders will be missed on camera and offThe ESPN personality, who died last week, was perhaps the most versatile on-air host the company had, and he had genuine charm.
Ideas | Mitchell Zuckoff
Found in Shangri-LaThe story of a plane crash, class ring, and the most remote US military burial ground in the world.
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.
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With the world?s attention focused on the Olympic Games in Brazil, a decidedly different type of competition was held in a small corner of New England.
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Ziegler fanned three Diamondbacks to get out of a bases-loaded jam in the eighth, then Kimbrel finished up.
The controversial Rocco Scippa is asking for forgiveness, but residents say he has much to make up for.
Close encounters of the skunky kind, a man?s Bruce Lee act doesn?t impress the police, and other odd tales from local police log books.
Cheney is hoping to grab the seat captured by her father 40 years ago.
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Auto Notes columnist Bill Griffith prepares for the annual Boston Cup car show on the Boston Common. Plus, the new Mercedes-Benz E-Class.
In Manbij, men clipped their beards and women walked with their faces uncovered for the first time in almost three years.
Hoffman, CEO of public-radio company PRX, is overseeing a push to make audio storytelling more sustainable for podcasters.
The Tony-winning actress will perform with the Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra at the ?Pops By the Sea? concert Sunday.
Mobile Passport is a smartphone app that lets you zip through customs and it?s coming to Logan Airport.
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Will voters even bother picking the lesser of two evils?It is possible that many will just not choose at all.
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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These wealthy neighbors have been at war for nearly 25 years
For some athletes, just getting to the Olympics is their victory
Meet Doris Buffett, Warren?s sister. She wants your help spending her brother?s billions
GOP defections in New Hampshire and other swing states could swamp Donald Trump
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