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The bullpen covered up another bad start in Game 3, but the trend of allowing first-inning runs is a real issue.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Sunday?s performance by David Price proved one thing: Boston fans are no different from those in any other sports-crazed town. If you perform, they will love you.
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Taking on a leadership role, Ramirez went 4 for 4 with three RBIs in Game 3.
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Credit a lot to John Farrell, actually. Who expected that?
Expect continued rain and humidity for Monday in Boston Sunday?s showers and high humidity continue into Monday, with the possibility of heavy but brief storms in Mass., according to the National Weather Service.
In a statement Monday to the Huffington Post, Streep said ??The behavior is inexcusable but the abuse of power familiar.??
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Shadows danced behind the barred windows of the Suffolk County House of Correction at South Bay on Sunday night.
Opinion | Roland Merullo
Columbus and Italian-Americans: a sad marriage One Italian-American will have no problem when the Columbus statues come down.
Unilever?s Dove soap apologizes for ad some blasted as racist Some viewers said they thought the brand was trying to suggest that being white was cleaner than being black.
Bruins activate Torey Krug and Austin Czarnik David Backes and Noel Acciari were placed on injured reserve, and Matt Grzelcyk was sent to Providenec.
The Boston-based festival, which runs Oct. 10-15, offers hundreds of mind-expanding events on everything from artificial intelligence and robotics to something called ?cosmic meditation.?
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Massachusetts is getting out of the car-weaving game.
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Harvard in a stealthy courtship to find its next leader Imagine the dance of manners in a Jane Austen novel combined with the subterfuge of a John le Carré spy thriller.
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The death of Victor Hugo Ruiz, a 64-year-old retired bartender, shows the human side of an unfolding humanitarian disaster.
Priorities shift for ex-union chief Walsh Boston?s mayor says he sees ?labor in a whole different light from this seat? and that his job ?means representing people who are union and nonunion.?
THOMAS FARRAGHER
He?s working for a company whose creations could cure him A powerful microscope developed at a Peabody firm may well help scientists unlock the hidden mechanisms of several kidney diseases.
First billboard ads for a marijuana dispensary will go up Monday Legal marijuana companies have many restrictions on how they can advertise.
Somerville officer in critical condition after N.H. crash Officer Louis Remigio was involved in a ?serious crash? on I-95 in New Hampshire, city officials said.
Trump?s morning tweets again take on North Korea policy Trump wrote: ??Our country has been unsuccessfully dealing with North Korea for 25 years. . . . Policy didn?t work!??
Trump lists demands on immigration in exchange for DACA Trump wants an overhaul of the country?s green-card system, a crackdown on unaccompanied minors entering the country, and his promised wall along the southern border.
GOP senator: Trump could be setting US ?on path to World War III? The comments by Bob Corker of Tennessee came hours after he called the White House ??an adult day care center.?
Russian ads targeting 2016 election went beyond Facebook, Google finds The discovery is a sign that the Russian effort to spread disinformation may be a much broader problem.
?This is not about ?snitching,? ?ratting,? or telling on someone. . . . This is about doing [what?s] right, period,? police wrote on Facebook.
The Season Ticket podcast Chad Finn and Jim McBride are Chris Gasper?s guests following a huge sports day in Boston that saw the Red Sox, Bruins, and Patriots all play significant games within hours of each other.
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Children of priests step out of the shadows A growing number of people who say their fathers are priests are speaking out, drawing attention to an invisible legion of suffering.
Opinion | Nancy Gertner
Governor Baker?s opioid proposals take a wrong turn with drug sentencing Decades after the crack cocaine debacle, the governor should know better.
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After extending the series Sunday, the Red Sox again face elimination in Monday?s game, scheduled for 1:08 p.m.
When the Topsfield Fair ends Monday, some pumpkins will be hauled away for display elsewhere by their proud growers.
The seemingly small $2.5 million cost of the sustainable project is a tribute to the many thoughtful decisions that make this a visible symbol of Thoreau?s legacy.
Erik Prince could mount a primary challenge to Republican John Barrasso, a senior member of the Senate leadership team.
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Catalonia?s silent supporters of Spanish unity found their voice Sunday, taking part in a huge rally.
Stocks on the continent started the week on the right foot.
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The soloist brought a megawatt smile and rip-roaring performance to the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto.
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Photographers from the Globe captured images of Hurricanes Irma and Maria, remembering the Sept. 11 attacks, signs of fall, and the football season in full swing.
