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Giuliani not ruling out chance of Trump taking the Fifth

President Trump?s lawyer Rudy Giuliani said he?s wary of making the president available to speak with special counsel Robert Mueller, saying such a discussion would ?a trap.?

Nelson, NH- September 02, 2017: Connor Biscan stood atop a small rock and searched the sky for the balloons he had lost at a family gathering in Nelson, N.H., on Labor Day weekend last September. Connor had flown the balloons in an open field behind his great-grandfather's house. When the kite string broke and the balloons snagged on a tree, Connor became anxious. His mother, Roberta Biscan, praised him for remaining calm. As a baby, balloon was his first word. (Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff) section: metro reporter: kowalczyk — Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff

A boy at the intersection of autism and mental illness

Connor Biscan?s family gave a Globe reporter and photographer access into his world and their struggles, believing it might help other families.

Clouds hang over charitable work by Warren Buffett?s sister in Boston

Bitter internal feuding over Doris Buffett?s charitable work is raising questions about how her wealth is being managed.

Rain and cooler temperatures are expected in Boston area

Temperatures in the 60s are expected this week, along with scattered showers.

Jamaica Plain, MA--5/6/2018-- A makeshift memorial is seen in front of the Mildred C. Hailey Apartments on Centre Street in Jackson Square where a double fatal shooting had taken place two nights prior. (Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff) Topic: 07jpshooting Reporter: — Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff

Salem State student was innocent victim in Jamaica Plain shooting

A Salem State University student set to graduate next week was one of two innocent victims of a fatal Friday night double shooting in Jamaica Plain.

John Kerry?s stealth, atypical mission to save Iran deal

The former secretary of state spent years hammering out the accord. Now he?s quietly lobbying so it doesn?t come undone.

Trump borrowed, borrowed, borrowed ? then he turned to cash

The president went on a buying binge in the years before his campaign that defied industry practices and his own history.

French anger mounts after Trump says Paris needs more guns

President Trump Friday told the NRA that the 2015 terror attacks, which he mimicked, would have been prevented ?if just one person had had a gun.?

N.H. city still pained months after near-hanging of biracial kid

Nine months after an 8-year-old biracial boy was nearly hanged, a New Hampshire city is still healing from the incident and grappling with diversity and inclusion.

Ailing John McCain is ?chatty? and ?walking around?

The senator?s son-in-law said the Arizona Republican is ?talking, he?s chatty and he?s walking around? as he battles brain cancer.

Weymouth, MA: 07-27-2016: Protestors opposing construction of a Spectra Energy natural gas compressor plant, including Dotty Anderson of Weymouth, line the roadway coming off the Fore River Bridge by the plant site in Weymouth, Mass. July 27, 2016. (Note: When photo was taken, there were seven protestors participating, but they were spread along the roadway and could not all be included in one photo.) Photo/John Blanding, Boston Globe staff story/Kathy McCabe, Metro ( 28weymouth ) — John Blanding/globe staff/file 2016

Energy giant sues Weymouth over pipeline station, saying federal law overrides zoning

Weymouth has battled Enbridge and Spectra Energy at almost every turn, spending more than $700,000 on legal costs to fight the project over the past four years.

RED SOX 6, RANGERS 1

Chris Sale leads way as Red Sox batter Rangers

Sandy Leon hit a three-run home run in the sixth and J.D. Martinez followed with a solo homer in the seventh as Boston took three out of four from Texas.

Mookie Betts leaves game with bruised right shoulder

The Red Sox star was hit on the back of his shoulder by a throw while sliding into second base in the first inning Sunday.

SHIRA SPRINGER I FAIR PLAY

Boston Marathon?s elite women?s race needs tweaks, but it?s complicated

The Marathon considers the elite women?s start and Wave 1 different races. And that?s where things get complicated.

TV Critic?s Corner

Jeffrey Tambor to appear in new ?Arrested Development? season

Will Netflix experience blowback for the decision? Hard to say.

?A storm?s a-coming,? Stormy Daniels warns on ?Saturday Night Live?

The adult film actress was part of a Trump-themed opening sketch that featured Ben Stiller, Alec Baldwin, Scarlett Johansson, and Jimmy Fallon.

Boston, MA--5/6/2018-- People take off from the starting line of the 50th annual Walk for Hunger. (Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff) Topic: 07walkforhunger Reporter: — Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff

Walk for Hunger hits 50-year anniversary

?We would love to not keep walking, for this issue to be solved? said Liz Greenhalgh, vice president of marketing and development at Project Bread, the organization behind the walk.

Ideas | David Scharfenberg

Why we?re told to ?stand up straight!?

Considering the curious power of posture, from ancient Greece to Hogwarts.

Photos

Take a look inside two of Boston?s ultra-luxury condos

At One Dalton and Pier 4, the pricey new buildings are all about gleaming windows, five-star service, and indoor-outdoor living.

BOTTLES

Here are five Boston-area beer gardens to start enjoying in May

No longer content to punt on creative outdoor drinking spaces, Boston will soon be the kind of city where you can sip a beer and play lawn games under a highway overpass.

Alanis Morissette reflects on ?Jagged Little Pill? and the musical it inspired

The emotional density of the 1995 album provided ample fodder for a musical that makes its world premiere this month at American Repertory Theater.

Love Letters: The Podcast

Love Letters Podcast

Can you really get back together?

It?s tempting to think you can undo a breakup. And maybe you can, but odds are you?ll need time, distance, and lots of life in between.

Listen: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | RadioPublic

Opinion & Ideas

Ideas | David Scharfenberg

Why we?re told to ?stand up straight!?

Considering the curious power of posture, from ancient Greece to Hogwarts.

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Can Trump use the bully pulpit to lower drug prices? Don?t bet on it

There are already suggestions among some administration officials that the political climate created by the president has helped keep prices in check.