Even if heavily favored Hillary Clinton wins by a large margin, it won?t match the level of such historic routs as 1964.
That Kelly-Gingrich showdown was one for the ages?You are fascinated with sex,? Newt Gingrich told Megyn Kelly during an interview with the Fox anchor.
Millennials strongly back Clinton, but ?fearful? of future, poll findsThe poll also found that an overwhelming majority of African American millennials believe that people of their own racial background are ?under attack.?
THOMAS FARRAGHER
Hey priests, shy away from on-the-pulpit endorsementsMost Catholics are more concerned with a church that helps the poor, visits the sick, and works for social justice.
Photographer launches #grabhimbytheballot projectAnja Schütz launched an ?anti-Trump? movement online that celebrates women?s bodies and urges people to get out and vote.
Break out the winter gear: Snow may be coming ThursdayConditions could be just right for some snowflakes in communities away from the coast.
Capital Source
Wynn to spend on statewide campaign against slots parlorFlush from a decisive win in Revere, Wynn Resorts is ratcheting up its no-to-slots campaign in anticipation of the vote on Question 1.
You asked, we answered: What to know about legalizing marijuanaA yes vote on Question 4 means legalization would take place Dec. 15.
In N.H., a Chinese school from scratchA Chinese school bought an empty college campus 50 miles north of Boston and hopes to bring in as many as 300 Chinese students.
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Paul Lyons learned in Mexico that to protect a land is to protect its people. After moving to Cambridge, he put this philosophy into action. Now, his company powers some of the city?s biggest solar energy projects.
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ADDRESS
This Donald doesn?t understand the pecking orderA persnickety, self-absorbed loner who is often observed blocking passage along our narrow streets has become a celebrity of sorts.
Boston Latin officials to allow students to wear leggingsThe change in the school?s dress code came after students criticized an enforcement notice, calling the dress code ?patriarchal.?
Women & Power | Magazine
Could one of these women be our next mayor or governor? We?ve never elected a female to these top posts. But our current crop of female politicians just might change history.
Pentagon ordered to stop seeking repayments of enlistment bonusesThe US defense secretary has ordered the Pentagon to stop seeking repayments of enlistment bonuses from California National Guard members.
Bill Belichick says he?s not out for revenge vs. Rex and the BillsThe Patriots coach is 3-0 in rematches with the Bills after his team has lost the first game of the season series.
Love Letters
Dating a chef isn?t easyThere?s one reason she?s still in it, but is it reason enough?
As Rolling Stones play for VIPs, fans brave cold for wisps of a concertNo, the general public couldn?t get into Tuesday?s exclusive show at Gillette Stadium, but folks wanted to listen anyway.
ALEX SPEIER
We compared how players performed the year before signing a $100 million deal to how they performed in the deal?s first year.
Nets at Celtics, 7:30 p.m. (CSN)
The Celtics will have two All-Stars, and other predictions With the season-opener upon us, Adam Himmelsbach makes a few predictions guaranteed to be either right or wrong.
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Los Angeles police are investigating the vandalizing of Donald Trump?s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
A consulting firm working for Keolis helped orchestrate the Baker administration?s communication strategy on a controversial proposal.
State Street earnings dropped 6 percent last quarter, while revenues grewThe Boston-based investment giant and custody bank is in the midst of a multi-year plan to make its business more digital.
ENDORSEMENT
Julian Cyr for state SenateA Truro native, Democrat Julian Cyr brings a fresh generation of leadership to Beacon Hill.
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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 trolleys that rolled out of Worcester?s Pullman-Standard factory in 1944 and 1945 are still rolling, seven decades later, along Boston?s most scenic commute.
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Austin Czarnik was recalled from Providence, and will be available for Wednesday?s game in New York.
Prosecutors say Alex Anderson stabbed and beat his father in an early morning attack, then threw him down the stairs.
The Republican and former secretary of state praised Clinton for her skills as a leader and her experience.
A surge in new apartment construction appears to be slowing rent growth in a number of key Boston neighborhoods, city stats show.
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Ayatollah Khamenei regularly rips the US, while quietly opening the door to Western capital, products, and expertise.
About 200 janitors who clean the university are slated to vote Thursday on whether authorize a strike.
The record for the most selfies taken in three minutes belongs not to a Kardashian, but to Dorchester?s own Donnie Wahlberg.
The folks who run the place ? also behind Tres Gatos and Centre Street Cafe ? clearly understand the neighborhood.
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
The wild 2016 campaign has become boringSure, anything could still happen, but millions have already cast their ballots in early voting, and Hillary Clinton has a double-digit lead over Donald Trump.
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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That Kelly-Gingrich showdown was one for the ages
For some Catholics, focus on abortion leads to incongruous choices
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