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Our pets get sick in the same way we do. Finding cures for them is proving useful for us, too.
5 pivotal plays from the Celtics? Game 2 victory Aron Baynes battling for a rebound and Marcus Smart?s tenacity highlight the list.
7 stats that explain why the Celtics lead the Cavs 2-0 There are countless statistics from Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals that show why the Celtics are in control of the series so far.
TARA SULLIVAN
LeBron was spectacular, and that wasn?t enough for the Cavaliers Cleveland has to be wondering what it will take to beat the scrappy and relentless Celtics.
Chad Finn
When Marcus Smart does his thing, anything?s possible for the Celtics The Celtics guard provides a little bit of everything, all delivered with hustle and an edge, usually right when it?s needed most.
(Martha?s Vineyard) Vincent DeWitt for The Boston Globe/file 2009; TripAdvisor photos
A survey of more than 3,000 TripAdvisor users found that the Northeast is the most popular region of the country for summer travel this year.
Storms cut deadly swath across New York, Connecticut Thunderstorms and strong winds snarled train service, knocked out the power for tens of thousands, and killed at least three people who were struck by falling trees.
Miss Conduct
Advice: My mom?s insults make me want to cut off contact with my family I did get a little tipsy while out with a friend, but her reaction was uncalled for.
PETER ABRAHAM | ON BASEBALL
The Red Sox can?t let their bullpen be their downfall Carson Smith?s injury was just the kind of unexpected turn of events the Sox should have been better prepared for.
Here?s what you need to know about the state?s new health care website The long-planned website is scheduled to go live Wednesday. It contains information about health care costs and quality, and includes guides to help patients ask the right questions about their care.
Here?s an inside look at the new Orange Line cars The first new train is expected to enter service later this year. The cars feature more space, seats that fold up, digital displays, and wider doors.
A Melrose woman who was walking her dog in Saugus Saturday morning was forced to clamber up a tree to escape a pack of wild coyotes, officials said.
Shirley Leung
Salaries at this Boston company rank among highest in US For the first time, we have a rough sense of what rank-and-file employees earn at publicly traded companies and how that compares to the CEO.
The growth of Mass. biotechs is outpacing the number of qualified workers A new report says 12,000 new jobs are likely to be created between mid-2017 and the middle of 2023.
Here?s why everyone is arguing about ?Yanny? and ?Laurel? Remember the Internet dress of questionable color? Yeah, it?s like that. Listen to the clip below - do you hear the word ?yanny? or ?laurel?? The person next to you might hear something different.
Book Review
John McCain fears for America and thinks you should too ?The Restless Wave?? is a challenge to Americans to live up to their values and founding principles at a time when both are in jeopardy.
Senate Intelligence committee advances Gina Haspel nomination for CIA The Senate Intelligence committee has recommended that the full Senate confirm Gina Haspel as CIA director.
Senate panel releases interviews with Donald Trump Jr. over Trump Tower meeting The president?s son told the Senate Judiciary Committee last year that he couldn?t remember whether he had discussed the Russia investigation with his father.
Airbnb says Walsh?s regulations would hurt middle-class residents The industry giant had some criticism of the proposed rules that would sharply limit short-term rentals in the city.
Quincy College president resigns after state shuts down nursing programs More than 250 students will have to find another institution to finish their degrees.
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Facing outrage, Steamship Authority board agrees to outside review The Steamship Authority?s five-member board voted unanimously Tuesday to hire outside consultants to conduct an independent review of its operations.
Putting ?White House? on the resume is less of a boost Former White House staffers are finding their association with President Trump a bit more complicated for post-administration prospects.
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Love Letters Podcast
Why can?t we be friends? It?s easy to say you?ll remain chummy with your ex. It?s much harder to actually do.
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EDITORIAL
Sex ed in Mass. overdue for an overhaul The troubling lack of uniform, up-to-date sex education in Massachusetts needs attention from the Legislature.
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Connor Biscan?s family gave a Globe reporter and photographer access into his world and their struggles, believing it might help other families.
Michael Eisen takes on Eric Lander ? and the scientific establishment Eisen?s targets are the people and power structures that he sees as betraying the field of science itself.
Despite a valiant effort from LeBron James, Boston again rolled over Cleveland with a high-octane second half, putting the reigning Eastern Conference champs on their heels.
The return to calm and cool conditions follows Tuesday?s stormy weather that led to concerns about hailstorms, severe thunderstorms, and flooding.
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When asked Monday whether he is considering submitting signatures and seeking reelection, Stanley Rosenberg replied in a text message: ?No.?
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Some of Europe's biggest automakers are out to remove the anxiety from the electric car consumer experience by building a highway network of fast charging stations.
North Korea canceled a high-level meeting with South Korea and threatened to scrap a historic summit next month between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
A per-worker levy to help address homelessness has the company reconsidering its hometown expansion plans.
Spotify is pulling acts from its service as part of the company?s new Hate Content and Hateful Conduct policy, and a women?s group has some suggestions.
The Daily Catch has been serving monkfish Marsala since the early 1970s, before taste for monkfish expanded beyond largely Italian and Portuguese kitchens.
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Spring House Hunt: Should parents buy property in a college town? As the spring house hunt gets underway and National College Decision Day nears, thoughts are turning to campus housing.
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He is a boy easy to love, and also a heart-testing puzzle to those who love him.
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