The Boston Globe

Private schools, painful secrets

Teachers accused of sexual misconduct often find new posts

The campus of the Brooks School in North Andover. — Dina Rudick/Globe Staff

The Spotlight Team identified 31 private school educators who found work at other schools or other settings with children after accusations of sexual misconduct.

NICK CAFARDO | SUNDAY BASEBALL NOTES

Does Mookie Betts deserve the MVP?

Betts, David Ortiz, Rick Porcello, and John Farrell could take home hardware this season.

PETER ABRAHAM

Big Papi and the gifts he?s gotten during his farewell tour

Here are some of the gifts David Ortiz has been given throughout his final season.

BC 35, BUFFALO 3

BC football routs Buffalo

The Eagles upped their record to 3-2.

BEN VOLIN

Why Josh McDaniels is a top head coaching candidate

His offenses have finished among the top five in points in each of his last four seasons with the Patriots.

Education | Magazine

It?s time for vocational schools to get some respect

Vocational education is in demand once again.

Mark Wahlberg stars in Peter Berg?s ?Deepwater Horizon.? — David Lee

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Turning tragedy into triumph in Wahlberg?s ?Deepwater Horizon?

The movie, starring Mark Wahlberg, transforms the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill into action-packed entertainment.

Photos: Celebrating a first at Wellesley College

Paula Johnson became the first African-American president of Wellesley College when she was inaugurated Friday.

Reflections on family, faith as Jewish High Holidays arrive

At sundown Sunday, Jews will fill synagogues to usher in the new year, reflect on their lives, take stock of their failings, and pray.

No deathbed confession in Gardner heist

An attorney rushed to a South Carolina hospital where Robert Gentile is near death Friday, but did not get any new information.

GE plan to demolish historic bridge runs into neighborhood resistance

Plans for General Electric?s new headquarters complex in Fort Point have run into a speed bump.

Campaign 2016

Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump arrive to speak to police gathered at Fraternal Order of Police lodge during a campaign event in Statesville, North Carolina, U.S., August 18, 2016. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri — Carlo Allegri/REUTERS

Yvonne Abraham

Trump is living in a glass house

By implying that Hillary Clinton is responsible for her husband?s infidelities, Trump is insulting the women whose votes are vital.

Mariam Harb, left, Ayah Elassadi, center, and Hanan Krijestorac, right, enjoyed a laugh during a lunch break at the Garden of Sahaba Academy, an Islamic school from the Islamic Center of Boca Raton. — Angel Valentin for the Boston Globe

america on edge

A Florida city that?s voting with fear

Lurking beneath Boca Raton?s sun-kissed beauty is a layer of anger directed at Muslims, the sort of fear and resentment that Donald Trump exploits in his divisive bid for president.

DCR official forced to resign for misusing vehicle

State Police caught Matthew Sisk, who helped Baker?s gubernatorial campaign, using his vehicle?s siren and lights to cut through Boston traffic.

Pedestrian struck and killed by car in Melrose

The 51-year-old man was struck early Saturday morning and pronounced dead at the hospital, according to the district attorney?s office.

Gunfire near historic ballroom leaves two injured in Dedham

The early-morning gunshots left two injured but don?t appear to be life-threatening, police said.

Little drought relief even as rain soaks the area

The region needs a lot more rain than what is forecast through Monday to end the drought.

Powerful Hurricane Matthew soaks Colombia, heads for Jamaica

One of the most powerful Atlantic hurricanes in recent history weakened a little on Saturday as it drenched coastal Colombia and roared across the Caribbean.