Boston?s largest police union renewed its fight against body cameras Friday.
Amtrak threatens to cut Boston rail serviceAmtrak and the MBTA are embroiled in a legal dispute over the cost of track maintenance.
Was that black Lexus in Kendall Square a self-driving car?The vehicle spotted Friday -- with a driver -- is thought to belong to the Toyota Research Institute.
Thousands sign petition for judge?s removal after sex assault sentence The judge sentenced David Becker, 18, to probation after he pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual assault.
Portland Press Herald editorial apologizes for LePage ?Dear America: Maine here. Please forgive us ? we made a terrible mistake,? the paper said after Governor Paul LePage?s racially charged comments.
In an obscene tirade, the Maine governor said he wished it were 1825 so he could challenge state legislator Drew Gattine and point a gun between his eyes.
Dillon Cohen was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash, State Police said in a statement.
Department of Defense
The remains of the Plymouth native, killed in action on a Japanese battlefield during World War II, were discovered last year.
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Police chase alleged drug dealer through Boston CommonAn officer eventually caught up to the 18-year-old from Dorchester and a struggle ensued.
Michael A. Cohen
Trump?s immigration con gameTrump is changing his position on illegal immigration, but just give a day before he has a new one.
French top court overturns burkini ban The ruling is expected to set a legal precedent for the 30 or so French resort municipalities that have issued similar bans on the body-concealing garments.
Casey Brown
The orange and white feline certainly knew how to relax.
Apple pickers, rejoice: The drought won?t ruin your fall Apple trees are equipped to weather dry conditions because they have deep roots and are often irrigated.
Students of all abilities take to the waves in adaptive sailing eventThe sailing event is hosted by the Department of Conservation and Recreation to allow people of all abilities to enjoy outdoor recreational activities.
That day Paul Allen started a company at the Out of Town News stand in Harvard SquareThe venerable news kiosk sold the magazine that sparked Microsoft co-founder?s inspirational moment. Now it?s threatened with closure.
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Bundchen still in Rio as Brady readies to play in CarolinaWe hadn?t seen much of Tom Brady before Friday?s preseason game, but his wife, supermodel Gisele Bundchen, has been out and about in Rio.
David Ortiz?s image carved in to Sterling corn mazeDavis Mega Maze is honoring the retiring Red Sox legend as the theme of this year?s puzzle.
Andrew Benintendi diagnosed with just a knee sprainJohn Farrell said there is no structural damage, and he believes the rookie outfielder could return to the Red Sox this season.
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ALEX SPEIER
Major League Baseball is trying to change the ?Wild West? mentality there, but some question its methods and motives.
Ideas
The issue of crime in 16 casesThis special edition of Ideas explores crime through the eyes of first responders, criminals, and victims living with the legacy of trauma.
Are Aly Raisman and Chrissy Teigen BFFs? Everybody loves Aly. At least, that appears to be the sentiment after the Needham native won three medals at the 2016 Rio Olympics.
book review
The art world?s famous frenemiesIn his lively and compelling new book, Globe art critic Sebastian Smee shows how the tension between famous painter friends influenced their work.
Things to Do
The Weekender: Beethoven, Sharon Jones, and the physics of loveEverything fun to do this weekend around Boston.
The issue of crimeThis special edition of Ideas explores crime through the eyes of first responders, criminals, and victims living with the legacy of trauma.
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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Rescue crews were using whatever they could to locate survivors from a magnitude 6.2 earthquake that reduced three Italian towns to rubble.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
Kraft is one of five owners on the panel, which will help Goodell identify the NFL?s top priorities.
A novel approach is focused on helping young, low-income mothers earn college degrees.
The senator from Vermont will campaign for his former primary rival Hillary Clinton and other local Democrats on Sept. 5.
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Auto Notes columnist Bill Griffith reflects on a car crash that nearly took the life of a friend 50 years ago. Plus red light-running crashes claim more lives.
My time was a week of contrasts, veering from the happiness of tourist mainstays such as waffles and frites to serious discussions of terror cells.
The Federal Reserve chair was optimistic about the US economy as she said the central banking system is moving toward raising interest rates.
Shutting down Pivot after only three years might be the best business decision, but to me, the end of my favorite channel is a great sadness.
Mexican salsa is easy, but there are other international options to choose from.
ground game
What does Donald Trump have to lose?Trump may have already lost black and Hispanic voters, but his new tone could be a hit with white women in swing states.
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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?When you find my body?: The last days of hiker Gerry Largay
Amtrak threatens to cut Boston rail service
Hillary Clinton?s health is sick
Paul LePage attacks continue, this time going after a state representative
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