“Donald Trump goes in front of crowds multiple times a week to attack me. Both of my opponents have made the same attack,” Elizabeth Warren told the Globe’s editorial board. 

Among other proposed changes: a gradual phase-out of middle schools and the merger of several elementary schools. 

New technology would allow the transit agency to charge more for longer trips or during rush hours. Those changes could disproportionately hurt low-income workers, experts say. 

The Washington Post columnist went missing after entering the Saudi consulate in Istanbul earlier this month. 

Canada became the largest country with a legal national marijuana marketplace as sales began early Wednesday in Newfoundland. 

City councilors could not agree on whether they had the power or the justification to remove Jasiel Correia II, who faces federal fraud charges. 

Madelyn (“Maddie”) Ellen Linsenmeir died Oct. 7. “Our grief over losing her is infinite. And now so is she,” her family wrote. 

Steve Trask discovered his family’s pet puggle in rough shape at a boarding facility, and then things took a more dire turn. 

Attorney General Maura Healey’s crackdown on competitive electricity suppliers took a twist this week as her office sued Starion Energy. 

Friends and family said as Alicia Restrepo, 24, was the victim. It was Boston’s eighth fatal shooting in less than two weeks. 

The Ivy League school has been dogged by questions about race-based admissions for nearly 30 years.