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John Podesta accused a Trump aide of receiving ?advance warning? about WikiLeaks? plans to publish hacked emails.
A Trump surrogate goes after ... Beyonce?There have been a lot of strange accusations in this election season, but this one will be hard to top.
United Nations human rights chief calls Trump ?dangerous?Donald Trump would be ?dangerous from an international point of view? if he is elected, the U.N. human rights chief said.
Donald Trump says ?shackles? are off, bashes top RepublicansTrump declared himself unchained from Republican Party leaders and lashed out, even as his poll numbers dropped.
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Are officers allowed to wear political garb with their uniform? That?s the question after Donald Trump posted a video Tuesday.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
Elizabeth Warren laments sordid turn in presidential raceSenator Elizabeth Warren visited a cranberry farm, where the talk quickly turned to the poisonous presidential campaign.
Billy Bush and NBC work on a separation agreementThe ??Today?? show co-anchor is suspended for lewd comments he made with Donald Trump on a tape that surfaced Friday.
Michael A. Cohen
The Trump cult of personality was on full display in Pa.A Donald Trump rally in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., shows that his true believers are undeterred.
Here?s what men actually talk about in a locker roomAfter Donald Trump?s remarks about women, a reporter decided to check in on American locker room banter.
ALEX SPEIER
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After a wrenching loss came a tearful curtain call and a poignant press conference for the departing icon.
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Red Sox President Dave Dombrowski was there all season to see first-hand how John Farrell operated.
Alex Speier
Other than perhaps acquiring a big bat to replace David Ortiz, don?t expect fundamental moves this offseason.
Cubs 6, Giants 5
Cubs score four in ninth to eliminate Giants in NLDSThe Cubs overcame a three-run deficit to advance to the NLCS.
Opinion | Mike Widmer
Watchdog overreaches on Children?s Hospital expansionThe Health Policy Commission did not need to weigh in on plans to upgrade Children?s Hospital facilities.
JEFF JACOBY
Hurricane Matthew has made the world poorer, no matter how much is spent to rebuildThe notion that destructive calamities can be a boon to growth never seems to go out of fashion.
To get this job, a former life as an addict is required?Recovery coaches? are former substance abusers who now help people who are seeking treatment.
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For Samsung, a moment of truth ? at a cost of billionsSamsung Corp. is watching money and its reputation go up in flames because of its disastrous Galaxy Note 7 smartphone.
Who put sriracha in this chicken salad?The younger generation at Attleboro?s Willow Tree Poultry Farm is mixing things up just enough.
Usually amicable Baker keeps sparring with laborGovernor Charlie Baker finds himself at odds with several unions in battles that come with a possible political upside.
More than 100 people attended the ceremony in Porter Square to honor Bernard ?Joe? Lavins.
Four Mass. churches sue over new transgender lawThe lawsuit alleges that the law banning discrimination against transgender people in public accommodations violates the churches? constitutional rights.
Police used Facebook, Twitter data to track Ferguson protesters A powerful surveillance program relied on special feeds of user data from the social media companies.
Opinion | Anita F. Hill
What we can still learn from sexual harassmentTwenty-five years ago, I testified about the sexual harassing behavior of Clarence Thomas. What has changed?
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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The fruits and veggies served to the homeless residents of the Pine Street Inn are usually grocery store cast-offs. But a Cambridge nonprofit is now growing produce at a Lincoln farm specifically for shelter guests.
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The Bengals like to blitz on both sides of the center, something McDaniels is fully aware of.
The Boston-based company is investing $15 million in community health programs.
By going into the gutter, Clinton may have allowed Donald Trump to stay in the game.
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