The judge in the Michael McCarthy trial abruptly changed the legal instructions jurors will receive as they consider whether McCarthy killed Bella Bond.
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Nestor Ramos
The role that heroin?s destructive power played in Bella Bond?s death came into sharp focus Tuesday.
Fultz, Ball go 1-2 in Globe?s NBA beat writers mock draft Writers around the league simulated Thursday?s draft by making the picks for the teams they cover.
The newest Celtics trade rumor: Kristaps Porzingis Porzingis is 7 feet 3 inches and has averaged 7.3 rebounds per game in his two NBA seasons.
Bob Ryan
Review the scouting reports from six NBA Drafts. Make your choice. Then prepare to be judged by Globe columnist Bob Ryan.
Former Patriots player Ryan O?Callaghan comes out as gay in new article O?Callaghan was selected by the Patriots in the 2006 NFL Draft as the 136th pick and played two seasons with them.
The Sox also called up Deven Marrero and Sam Travis, and sent Austin Maddox to Pawtucket.
The Patriots tight end and famous party boy tweeted a photo of himself Monday night presenting a $110,000 check to Boston Children?s Hospital.
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Limone, who won millions in a lawsuit against the FBI, died Monday after a five-year battle with cancer.
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Bill Dana was a comedy writer and performer who achieved stardom in the 1950s and ?60s. He was from the Boston area and died June 15.
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Where would Julia Child eat? We think here If she were alive right now, probably Les Sablons in Harvard Square.
?Tis the season for bear sightings, and young male bears are roaming.
Groom arrested at wedding reception, charged with assault Police in Rhode Island say a groom was arrested at his wedding reception for assaulting restaurant employees.
The CEO of ?Safr,? a Boston ride-hailing service focused on women?s safety, was arrested last week on a fugitive from justice warrant out of the Virgin Islands.
Suspect shot after explosion at Brussels train station Soldiers shot a suspect after a small explosion at the central Brussels train station Tuesday night.
KEVIN CULLEN
?If John Cunningham is not safe, no one is safe? Federal immigration agents came for the Brighton contractor on a sunny evening last week, showing up at his house like early dinner guests.
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This woman walked off with a $40,000 violin Police are asking for help identifying a woman who ?took possession of the violin,? after its owner accidentally left it behind.
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What does asparagus have to do with cocaine? Read on.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
After 58 seasons as a lifeguard, it?s hard to say goodbye Jimmy Donahue became a lifeguard at 16. At 73, he?s still at his post.
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LIFESTYLE
After an assault on Boston?s Keytar Bear, local street performers talked about the difficulties ? and occasional dangers ? they encounter.
Baker scales back plan for health care fee on employers Governor Charlie Baker wants lawmakers to allow an increase to an existing fee that could raise $200 million per year.
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Today?s councilors are much more congenial than their colleagues of decades past. Lately, though, there have been cracks in that wall of decorum.
Two facing charges after newborn?s body found in plastic bag in Worcester Edwin Santiago and Jennifer Rheaume are charged with concealing the baby?s death.
The man was a well-known member of the maritime community.
Have an investigative news tip? Do you know about wrongdoing that needs to be exposed? Call the Globe Spotlight team: 617-929-7483 or [email protected].
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Why won?t the NRA speak out about Philando Castile? Philando Castile is dead today because he was exercising his constitutional right to bear arms.
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For Arbour hospitals, it?s one problem after another Arbour Health System hospitals, which serve about 16,000 patients annually, were cited again and again in state documents reviewed by the Globe.
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Psst, the human genome was never completely sequenced Some scientists say those gaps may play a role in diseases such as cancer.
The Sox also called up Deven Marrero and Sam Travis, and sent Austin Maddox to Pawtucket.
In some cases, reductions in federal and state grants for traffic enforcement have led to cuts in the number of troopers and officers assigned to patrol duty.
Halfway between the historic village of Stowe, Vermont, and the vacation condos on Mount Mansfield above it, a long dirt drive winds past fenced pastures lined with maple trees, snakes between a classic weathered horse barn and a gentleman?s farmhouse, and ends in a back corner of a 40-acre parcel.
Voters head to the polls Tuesday to choose between Republican Karen Handel and Democrat Jon Ossoff.
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After four years of searching, the Kepler telescope has detected 49 planets in the Goldilocks zone.
At the retailer?s outlet in the Prudential Center, customers will be able to check out its latest offerings before buying online.
The new ?Transformers? sequel is very, very long and when it ends you are just glad the torture is over.
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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