THE RACE FOR CITY HALL
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The challenger Jackson, far behind in the polls, said Walsh has not paid enough attention to Boston?s neediest residents.
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Said Jeff Flake of Arizona: ??It is time for our complicity . . . to end.? Colleague Bob Corker, of Tennessee, also was critical of the president.
Jeff Flake says he chose principle over politics The Arizona Republican announced he would not seek another term, then went on the attack against President Trump.
Democrats emerge as source of funding for Russia dossier The document contained explosive allegations about President Trump?s behavior and his ties to Russia.
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Senate moves to repeal consumer rule The Republican-led Senate narrowly voted to repeal a rule that would let consumers band together to sue their bank or credit card company.
?Free speech? rally organizer sues Walsh for slander Brandon Navom said that he lost his software consulting job because of Mayor Martin Walsh?s ?defamatory comments.?
Nurses, known to improvise, pitch medical devices It?s a natural for nurses, who spend a significant portion of each shift using workarounds and making impromptu fixes to ineffective processes or equipment.
Making mammograms a little less painful A new system developed by Boston-based GE and used at Mass. General and allows patients to control the level of pressure during the exam.
John Kingston will kick off his campaign today in an event at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the US Senate in Dorchester.
Lowell councilor says ?something needs to be done? after mauling The city council voted Tuesday, in the wake of a 7-year-old?s death, to have the city examine options.
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DAN SHAUGHNESSY
The World Series is back at Dodger Stadium, and The Cooler has left the building.
Alex Cora is well-versed for his challenge in Boston The new Red Sox manager began his long trek to the dugout in 1993 as a shy, homesick freshman from Puerto Rico at the University of Miami.
Women & Power
Could tech?s bro culture finally be shifting? The year has brought some moments of hope.
Celtics 110, Knicks 89
Jaylen Brown (23 points), Jayson Tatum (22), and Kyrie Irving (20) led the Celtics in a rout.
EDITORIAL
On JFK archives, let the sun shine in President Trump shouldn?t block the release of the remaining documents in the classified files on JFK?s assassination.
Amid artwork sale controversy, Berkshire Museum head to go on leave Van Shields will soon undergo major surgery. Norman Rockwell?s family is suing the museum to prevent it from selling his works.
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UMass charges a king?s ransom for its dining plan The food is good, but the cheapest meal plan costs $2,700 a semester, a significant expense for students of modest means.
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STAN GROSSFELD
Rowers, joggers, stair climbers, and others get in their workouts around Boston long before the sun has risen.
A new city goal: Boost credit scores of 25,000 Bostonians With credit-building workshops and one-on-one financial coaching, the city aims to open doors for people with low credit scores.
He inspired many, and he won?t be forgotten Hundreds of mourners packed a Sudbury church on Tuesday to say farewell to Devin Suau, a 6-year-old Framingham boy who lost his battle with brain cancer.
Oops: N.H. congressional candidate?s logo mistake is ridiculed Voters had already called Democrat Maura Sullivan, who moved to the state four months ago, a carpetbagger.
The National Party breached copyright laws by using a song similar to Eminem?s ?Lose Yourself? in its campaign ads, a judge ruled.
FOOD
Is this the best of the meatless burgers? Cambridge?s Little Donkey is the latest to add its version of an Impossible Burger to the menu.
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Nurse?s aide plays video games while a vet dies at VA hospital The Bedford VA hospital admitted its care for Bill Nutter was not ?up to our standards,? but the reality was uglier. Now, the FBI is investigating.
The Season Ticket podcast The Globe?s Pete Abraham joins host Chris Gasper to talk about the new Red Sox manager and make a World Series prediction or two.
SCOT LEHIGH
Springfield?s ed zone shows the way forward The city?s innovative initiative to improve education is earning interest inside the state and out.
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newsroom commentary
Dear Jeff Bezos: Come and help us build a better Boston together An open letter to the owner of Amazon, proposing a true partnership that rewrites the relationship between a city and the big companies that call it home.
App known as the ?Uber for birth control? sparks ire in conservative states Nurx lets patients obtain a variety of contraceptives, including the morning-after pill, from the touch of a smartphone.
Chris Taylor and Justin Thomas homered to lift Los Angeles to a 3-1 win at steamy Dodger Stadium.
The public safety secretary says the state?s auditor was ignoring the ?reality of how this agency is set up.?
It all started with the staircase.
House Republicans are looking at the Obama administration and Democrat Hillary Clinton?s e-mails.
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Auto supplier Delphi acquires self-driving software startup nuTonomy for $450 million
President Xi Jinping also unveiled the new lineup of the ruling Communist Party?s highest body.
The decision follows withering criticism from patients.
Guillaume starred stage musicals and on such TV shows as ?Soap? and ?Benson.?
The Dudley Square business, based on a premise of economic justice and healthy food, has not been able to break even.
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The Big Picture
More than half a million Rohingya refugees have flooded into Bangladesh to flee an offensive by Myanmar?s military that the United Nations has called ?a textbook example of ethnic cleansing.?
