The Boston Globe is hosting a discussion Friday evening featuring the launch of a major new report on smart cities and two moderated sessions about how cities are grappling with the issues of disruptive technologies and their impact on the workforce. The panel begins at 5 p.m., watch it live here.
Mourning Kate Spade, female creatives share struggles with balancing real life and lifestyle brands The pressure to curate outward perfection often masks inner struggles.
Researchers at MIT say they?ve found a simple, highly efficient way to capture the water in fog and potentially reuse it.
Julian Edelman posted an apology to Instagram on Friday after he violated the NFL?s policy on performance-enhancing substances.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
LeBron James as a Celtic ? now that?s fantasy sports Just imagine the possibilities if he were to sign with Boston as a free agent . . .
For more Boston restaurants, staying in business means being an open book Restaurateurs are embracing the challenges of tight margins and high stakes with a novel solution: sharing their financial information with their workers.
Everything you need to know for the 2018 Boston Pride Parade Heading to the Boston Pride Parade this Saturday? Here?s everything you need to know about the route, how to get there, and more.
The new charges come after prosecutors accused Paul Manafort of attempting to tamper with witnesses as he awaits trial on felony charges related to foreign lobbying work.
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Psychologist accused of sex with patient surrenders license Melvin Rabin admitted this week that he violated professional boundaries. But it took state regulators more than two years to resolve his case.
GROUND GAME
Unlikely as it may seem, the United States has never elected a mayor directly to the presidency.
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President Trump lobbed what amounted to a diplomatic stink bomb as he left the White House for the annual two-day G-7 summit, where he arrived late and planned to leave early.
President Trump revealed new details on Friday about the closely guarded medical condition of Melania Trump.
?Cadillac Frank? Salemme?s lawyer asks gangster witness: Isn?t that you in the picture? In a surprise twist Friday in the murder trial of former New England Mafia boss Francis ?Cadillac Frank? Salemme, his lawyer flashed an old family photograph in a bid to shatter the credibility of the government?s star witness, Stephen ?The Rifleman? Flemmi.
Suffolk DA candidates face off at debate The Democratic candidates jousted over policy and priorities while touting their progressive views.
Starts & Stops
Michelle Wu wants Boston to consider charging for residential parking permits The city councilor says there are too many cars for too few parking spaces in some neighborhoods.
Fans can pre-register now for a shot at tickets to ?Hamilton? in Boston Tickets will go on sale at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, June 19.
An argument between a pedestrian and a motorist in the Codman Square area of Dorchester turned violent Friday afternoon, according to police.
Smarter Cities, Smarter Skills A Boston Globe event series on how technology and the tech economy are reshaping our world.
Love Letters Podcast
Getting over a breakup Meredith Goldstein explores how to move on when a relationship ends.
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Editorial
Sobering news on spiking suicide rates reveal a public health crisis that cannot be ignored Suicide rates spiked significantly in 44 states between 1999 and 2016, with significant increases in Massachusetts, Vermont, and New Hampshire.
Calling all foodies Our new weekly summer newsletter, ?Eat. Drink. Eat some more,? gives you 15 weeks of recipes and restaurant tips. Find out more.
Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff
Jaimee was beloved. Jaimee was struggling. Then Jaimee was gone. Her family threw everything into solving the first mystery ? who killed her. The second was so much harder. How could they live on without her?
Pressure mounts on drug makers to move birth control over the counter The nation?s largest physicians group could soon join in the chorus calling to expand access to birth control.
Chris Sale will face his former team for just the second time since joining the Red Sox.
City officials have selected five art finalists who will each receive a $10,000 stipend to develop design proposals that will be available for public comment.
You don?t need to save 20 percent of a home?s value for a down payment. Really.
Republican Governor Charlie Baker?s reelection campaign has a potent weapon: More than three years of praise from high-ranking Democrats.
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General Motors says it's expanding a hands-free driver assist system to all vehicles starting in 2020
President Donald Trump is considering the pardon, even though the Supreme Court overturned the late heavyweight champion?s conviction for resisting the draft in 1971.
Sheryl Sandberg plans to announce that Facebook will seek to train 1 million people and small business owners over the next two years.
?Angels in America,? ?Harry Potter,? ?My Fair Lady,? and ?The Band?s Visit? lead the list of contenders.
It?s an eerie mood piece that slowly and surely tightens the thumb screws before all hell breaks loose.
For five seasons, Chip and Joanna Gaines were the darlings of HGTV with their popular home-improvement show ??Fixer Upper.??
Address
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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The Big Picture
Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month.
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