Nearly half of the doctors who participated in a new survey say they have been physically assaulted on the job by patients and family members.
Report: Trump, dad used ?dubious? schemes to avoid taxes Donald Trump has received the equivalent of at least $413 million in 2018 dollars from his father?s real estate empire, according to the New York Times, but paid taxes on little of it.
J. Scott Applewhite/Associated Press
Women politicians are showing their anger in ways that depart from the rules that say they need to remain measured, but that may be changing.
Trump taunts one of Brett Kavanaugh?s accusers at rally Speaking to supporters in Mississippi, Trump mocked Christine Blasey Ford?s testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee last week.
Commentary
Flake, Trump, and the ?leeway? for men?s bad behavior With rape culture, you either recognize it?s real and fight it, or you don?t.
Ground Game
On Brett Kavanaugh, Susan Collins can?t win The Maine Republican is under tremendous pressure from the left and the right as she publicly contemplates whether to confirm Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
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Workers at Marriott hotels in Boston go on strike The job action involves more than 1,500 employees, from housekeepers to bartenders to bellmen, at seven Boston locations.
?Housing emergency? leads communities near Boston to act Officials of 15 municipalities inside Route 128 say they want to add 185,000 housing units by 2030, including 69,000 in Boston.
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Adrian Walker
Clerks play an essential role in the legal system, but they should not be mini-judges. They shouldn?t decide cases at all.
Uniquely designed BU building would be the tallest on campus The 19-story tower on Commonwealth Avenue would be home to the university?s Data Sciences Center.
Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff
Many investors in or near retirement ? especially in this deep-blue state ? aren?t praising the president for their improving financial prospects.
NESTOR RAMOS
Sweaty, silent, and lacking peripheral vision: One day as a sports mascot Here?s what it?s like to be Slyde the Fox, the mascot of the New England Revolution.
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Bruins open another season tonight, and Patrice Bergeron?s still making an impact He?s become the Bruins? Arthur Fiedler, on the job seemingly forever, his performances almost effortless but nonetheless practiced and polished to perfection.
Kevin Paul Dupont
Theories vary, but there are certain elements that many NHL champions have in common.
As cold weather awaits, Columbia Gas ramps up work in Merrimack Valley About 200 construction crews will hit the streets in Lawrence, Andover, and North Andover by the end of the week.
Opinion | Dan Rivera
Lawrence gets by with a lot of help from friends In the aftermath of the Columbia Gas explosions, the mayor of Lawrence chronicles the community?s response.
Food
Getting Salty with Mauricio Damasceno, an institution at Abe & Louie?s Since 2001, he?s waited on celebrities, corporate titans, and celebrants in town from the suburbs, all in search of a juicy steak and a stiff drink.
Peter Abraham
The slugging DH produced staggering numbers, but his off-the-field contributions may have been even more important.
LStar Ventures
Feuding partners are adding another obstacle to Union Point project. Weymouth?s mayor has considered drastic measures in dealing with LStar.
Here are districts that scored the best ? and worst ? on the MCAS Check out the latest results and see how those scores compare with the previous year.
Rejoice, seltzerheads: Polar unveils its seasonal flavors The Worcester-based beverage company announced its five limited-edition flavors for the winter ? one apparently was inspired by Meghan Markle.
NAMES
Vermont book festival cancels Garrison Keillor?s appearance The former ?A Prairie Home Companion? host, accused of sexual harassment, had been scheduled to appear at the Burlington Book Festival.
At a party at Abe & Louie?s, Brady?s teammates pounded $375 Hennessy shots like water. Brady was stealthily drinking water to play along without the hangover.
Fed chair Powell, speaking in Boston, says US is in ?extraordinary? economic times He sees no need to change the central bank?s gradual approach to raising interest rates.
Dave Epstein
How warm could it get next week? We may see temperatures in the 80s next week, with the entire eastern United States expected to be significantly warmer than average.
How to navigate a tense conversation in these contentious times Experts say that sometimes it really is best to avoid tense conversations altogether. But if that?s not possible, try to first bite your tongue and open your ears.
Editorial
We like beer too, and we like beer gardens Restaurateurs don?t like them, but they?re nothing to fear ? though it?s appropriate to refine regulations governing them.
Jewel Samad/AFP/Getty Images
Days after the disaster, the confirmed death toll has exceeded 1,200 dead with hundreds severely injured and still more trapped in debris.
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Tony Wolters? 13th-inning single scored Trevor Story and sent the Rockies into the NLDS.
The kitchen at Cor Unum Meal Center felt like a warm hearth ? thanks to four newly installed propane tanks.
Popular opinion is swinging toward letting things stay just as they are through winter ? decayed and drab but serviceable.
Republican Jeff Flake and Democrat Chris Coons helped persuade Senate leaders to delay the vote on Brett Kavanaugh?s nomination.
In doing so, the agency is turning to scientific outliers who argue that a bit of radiation damage is actually good for you.
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New enhancements make both vehicles more attractive to those ready to go electric.
The federal government capped how much communities can charge carriers to use poles for 5G wireless.
The movie stars Rami Malek as Queen frontman Freddie Mercury.
Embrace impermanence with the glorious pies at Rabottini?s, open through December. (And hope it finds its forever home soon.)
?Nurse educators? paid by drug companies facing scrutiny as lawsuits mount Are nurses hired by drug companies serving the best interest of patients or a massive violation of public trust?
Until next year, my sweetheart In a special bonus episode, Meredith Goldstein explores what happens to summer romance when the summer ends, and ?Wet Hot American Summer? creator David Wain shares a girl-crazy memory from his own camp days.
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Despite debt, millennials are the biggest home-buying generation. How? Slightly more than a third of all home purchases were made by millennials over the past year.
Seattle?s mayor talks growing pains that offer some lessons for Boston Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan spoke at a Globe event on how innovation is shaping our world, and she?s in high demand among the hundreds of mayors gathered in Boston.
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