Terrorist attacks in the heart of London
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3 attackers are among 9 killed in London
A vehicle veered off the road and mowed down pedestrians on London Bridge, turning a summery night into a scene of panic and chaos. At least 30 people were hospitalized.
Trump calls for courts to reinstate his travel ban amid London attacks
The president tweeted before it was clear whether the incidents in London were over. Details remained sketchy.
The Trump presidency
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Plans for nuclear cruise missile raise old fears
Critics say the Pentagon?s plan for a new air-launched nuclear cruise missile makes the unimaginable more likely.
Special counsel?s investigation seems to be growing
The special counsel has taken over a separate criminal probe involving former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort.
Obama breaks tradition with statement on Paris climate deal
It?s customary for former presidents to not criticize the current office-holder, but President Obama seems to have taken aim at President Trump.
Trump believes ?climate is changing,? UN ambassador says
Does he or doesn?t he? Believe in climate change, that is.
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Red Sox 5, Orioles 2
David Price, Hanley Ramirez carry Red Sox to victory
The lefthander shined in his second start, allowing just three hits in seven-plus innings.
A former governor finds magic in beekeeping
?I?ve always been compelled by things that make you slow down and pay attention to Mother Nature?s schedule rather than your own,? Deval Patrick said Saturday.
Yvonne Abraham
In Hudson, a school district piles problems on a 12-year-old?s shoulders
Keegan Concannon already has way too many problems.
Bill Maher says he is 'very sorry' for using a racial slur on his HBO show
HBO late-night host Bill Maher apologized for using a racial slur during an interview on his show, ??Real Time.?
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Are Boston?s statues honoring all the right men?
As the racist relics of the American South come slowly down, we should cast a critical eye on statues in Boston.
In well-mannered public radio, an airwaves war
The most remarkable part of WGBH?s ascent is that it largely spared its chief rival, steadily building a base without damaging WBUR.
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DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Barring photographer not a great look for Best Buddies
Best Buddies did itself no favors by denying access to Tom Brady?s event Friday at Harvard.
Metro
Massachusetts bill would ban Native American school mascots
A bill that would ban the use of Native American mascots in public schools in Massachusetts is heading to a public hearing.
Walpole candidate accused of bias loses Planning Board race
George Hodges was defeated in Saturday?s election by an incumbent and a Muslim-American woman.
State Democrats turn attention to Trump, not Baker, at convention
Massachusetts Democrats, who met in Worcester on Saturday for their annual convention, are so sore over losing their last campaign, they were barely even talking about the next one.
Mass Pike in Boston isn?t the place to be this weekend
The Massachusetts Turnpike will be limited to two lanes in each direction in much of Boston this weekend.
17-year-old boy shot at Dorchester playground
The teenager was shot in the jaw and sustained non-life threatening injuries, police said.
Special reports
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Former top Mass. lawmaker often helped his business, family
Former House assistant majority leader Garrett Bradley had a pattern of taking actions that advanced his business and personal interests.
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Compression tights fail to curb runners? muscle fatigue
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Predators rout Penguins in Game 3 of Stanley Cup Final
Pekke Rinne rebounded in net as Nashville pulled within 2-1 in the best-of-seven series.
Metro
Still no cause determined in massive Reading fire
Officials have not yet determined the cause of a seven-alarm fire that damaged a historic brick condo building in Reading on Thursday.
Real Estate
Sales gallery opens at condo development at former Anthony?s Pier 4 site
There will be a mix of residences, ranging from one- to four-bedroom units, all of which have water views and private outdoor space.
Politics
Kerry says Trump?s decision was ?a day of craven ignorance?
John Kerry reflects on President Trump?s decision to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, which Kerry spent years working on.
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New leaders at Ford make changes to speed up decisions, embrace technology to prepare for fast-moving industry of the future
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Ireland?s likely next PM would be its first gay, minority leader
Ireland?s governing Fine Gael party elected Leo Varadkar, the gay son of an Indian immigrant, as its new leader.
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State?s clean-tech sector says president?s moves a ?symbolic blow?
The bigger threat, Mass. clean-tech leaders say, can be found in a recently released federal energy budget that proposes drastic cuts to research funding.
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Yo-Yo Ma pays tribute to Mr. Rogers?s widow at UNICEF event
The cellist played ?Tree, Tree, Tree.?
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A fresh palette transforms a family home on the Rhode Island shore
Practical furnishings in gray, blue, and navy help create a beach house ready for summer fun.
The story behind ?Spotlight?
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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Globe staff photos of the month, May 2017
Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers in May.
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