Two Boston police officers were shot in the Orient Heights neighborhood of East Boston late Wednesday night, and a suspect was shot dead at the scene.
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One woman said Trump grabbed her breasts and tried to put his hand up her skirt, while another said he kissed her against her will.
At least four lawmakers who said Donald Trump should step aside have rushed to clarify that they are, in fact, voting for him.
Could Hillary Clinton and Paul Ryan work together?If Clinton is elected, their relationship could become Washington?s most important in determining how the federal government functions.
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Kelly Ayotte finally grows a backboneLike many Republicans, Kelly Ayotte spent this year tying herself in knots over Donald Trump as she faces reelection.
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Seven Green Line trains derailed in 2015, the highest number of such accidents on light rail lines in the country.
Walsh hits a chord with business leaders with call for diversityMayor Walsh?s remarks on Boston?s inequity problem were notable, and many business leaders said discussion can improve the city?s climate.
More people are surviving because the overdose-reversing drug naloxone, best known as Narcan, has become widely available.
Lawmakers attack privatization at the MBTAAt least one lawmaker wants legislators to go back into session to prevent more outsourcing at the MBTA.
Harvard gets $10m to study race, inequality in BostonA center at Harvard devoted to the study of people of African descent received $10 million from its namesake, Glenn Hutchins.
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This was supposed to have been The Year of Virtual Reality. Now, thanks to Sony, it finally is.
Television Review
Thornton shines as the little guy in the legal drama ?Goliath?The Amazon series marks an inspired return to television by show creator David E. Kelley.
critic?s corner
Many of TV?s best shows share an address ?Better Things.? ?Atlanta.? ?The Americans.? These days, I?m feeling a close bond to FX and FXX.
Celestial soul trio KING wants to break down walls, not build themThe sumptuous, jazz-inflected soul of Anita Bias and Amber and Paris Strother?s group points in the opposite direction from today?s solipsistic R&B.
National Grid to refund $1.5m to wrongfully charged customersThe utility will issue billing credits to about 4,500 consumers who were incorrectly charged the company?s non- heating rate instead of the less expensive heating rate.
Food prices are dropping, but restaurant prices aren?tWhile food price deflation may be good news for grocery shoppers, it?s having a boomerang effect on the restaurant industry.
Renée Graham
Bullies must always be challenged and defeatedDrafted into a war she never expected to fight, Sirdeaner Walker would champion antibullying efforts for the rest of her life.
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Along with a 50-pound pack, Sana Hamze is allowed to wear the hijab at Norwich University.
Opinion | Eric Lander
We all want to cure diseases, but the time frame for the big therapeutic payoffs is often misunderstood.
GE tried to tear down this walkway. It didn?t go over so well.The century-old bridge connects two old industrial buildings that activists said are part of the neighborhood?s history.
?In a way, it?s the funeral I never got,? said a son of Jose Maceira, a Boston officer who died in 1977 from wounds sustained in the line of duty.
The now-retired slugger posted a message of thanks to Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram on Wednesday.
Love Letters
Did she ruin the marriage proposal?He hasn?t proposed yet but I pretty much know when it?s going to happen. Am I right to feel some anxiety about this?
JOAN VENNOCHI
Watching Trump?s blunders, Putin must be screaming ?Nyet!?When the October ?Wikileaks? surprise finally came, Donald Trump was in no position to exploit it.
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The broken covenantBehind the fragmented state of mental health care lies a political system failure that spans decades ? and continues.
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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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?I think it just still feels like I?m getting into it,?? Tom Brady said Wednesday.
Ms. Bell, of Concord, was a creator of a program to keep offenders out of jail yet also find restitution for victims.
The former New York mayor also attacked the Democratic candidate over her support of victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
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The acts of defiance directed at Beijing, with some people calling for outright independence for Hong Kong, seemed to augur an especially stormy legislative term.
A local group accused Amazon of illegally using background checks to fire the Boston-area delivery drivers, most of them black and Latino.
?A Man Called Ove,? starring Rolf Lassgård, is Sweden?s candidate for this year?s best foreign language Oscar.
Celtics players Kelly Olynyk, Jae Crowder and Jonas Jerebko helped out at the Robert Frost School on Tuesday.
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.
Ground Game
No, really. This is the most unpredictable debate ever. The town hall style format of the next debate adds three different dimensions of spontaneity for the candidates.
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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