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Ahmad Khan Rahami was arrested hours after police issued a bulletin and photo of him. He was spotted sleeping in a doorway and was captured after a gun battle.
To some of his friends, Ahmad Khan Rahami was known as Mad, an abridgment of his name rather than a suggestion of his manner.
?I just saw cops rushing to the scene,? shootout witness saysEmployees at the Linden Auto Body Shop in Linden, N.J., were sitting in their office when they suddenly heard gunshots.
Clinton, Trump exchange hits over bombing responseHillary Clinton accused Donald Trump of giving ?aid and comfort? to Islamic terrorists Monday, while Trump said he?d bring an end to such attacks.
Janitors who clean more than 2,000 office buildings in Greater Boston may decide Saturday whether to authorize a strike.
Christie knew about plans to close bridge lanes, prosecutor saysA federal prosecutor said the N.J. governor knew about the political vendetta while the shutdown was happening ? a claim Chris Christie has contested.
The ?Vote Early Boston? site on Boston.gov provides information on early voting, which runs Oct. 24 through Nov. 4.
Representatives from the Humane Society and the New England Brown Egg Council will argue the merits of Question 3 Tuesday in a Globe-sponsored debate.
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Things are falling into place at Fenway and Foxborough in a feel-good September.
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Throughout his career, Ramirez has received guidance from David Ortiz, and he?s trying to ensure his mentor goes out in style.
T could pour hundreds of millions into increasing Red Line capacity by 50 percentAn official said replacing 86 more cars ? instead of overhauling them ? and buying more vehicles could improve the quality of service.
Man charged in fatal restaurant crash in Newton is released Bradford Casler pleaded not guilty to charges after he drove into a popular Newton pizza restaurant in March, killing two people.
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A ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the re-opening of the tower will take place Tuesday.
Discovery could provide insight into life 2,100 years agoExperts from Greece and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution discovered a human skeleton aboard a shipwreck from 65 B.C.
Belichick is on to Houston ? but who will be the quarterback?The Patriots coach was pleased with the performance of Jacoby Brissett Sunday, but had no updates on Jimmy Garoppolo?s status.
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Jacoby Brissett knows all about the Patriot wayWith Bill Parcells and Charlie Weis among his mentors, the former N.C. State quarterback is well-prepared for life in Foxborough.
Curt Schilling agrees to 38 Studios settlement The former Red Sox pitcher and others will pay $2.5 million to settle their part of a lawsuit brought over R.I.?s disastrous $75 million deal.
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Decoding the federal budgetTo solve our economic problems, we need to overhaul our understanding of the budget, the role of government, and the nature of fiscal policy.
The desperate and the dead
The broken covenantBehind the fragmented state of mental health care lies a political system failure that spans decades ? and continues.
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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Check out photos of Friday?s harvest moon from around the world.
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Rick Porcello will be on the mound as the Red Sox open a four-game series at Camden Yards.
The ninth-grader was ?a super-creative, super-smart kid,? his family said as they continue grieving his death.
Vice President Joe Biden plans to dedicate the rest of his life to cancer research but ruled out serving in a Clinton administration.
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