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As Elizabeth Warren makes gains in the primary, Trumpworld takes notice

After a sluggish start this winter, polls show Elizabeth Warren is finally making strides in the Democratic primary campaign.

Trump holds first official reelection rally

Three takeaways from Trump’s campaign kickoff rally in Orlando

Despite the years that have passed since his first campaign kick-off in 2015, President Trump returned to many of his favorite topics in the roughly 80 minutes he spoke on stage. 3 hours ago
Orlando Sentinel says it won’t endorse Trump ahead of his reelection rally thereTrump withdraws nominee for defense chief

Fact check: In 2020 debut, Trump exaggerates economic growth

President Trump officially opened his 2020 campaign Tuesday with a speech exaggerating what he’s done for the economy.
Trump suggests Central Park 5 might still be guilty — even after they were exoneratedTrump could have tough time meeting his deportation threat

On MBTA, a rare rift between Baker and Walsh

The T’s latest woes have seemingly opened something else between the Republican and Democrat — a rare fissure.
Walsh charges ‘there’s absolutely no checks and balances right now’ at MBTA

Walsh seeks to sharply increase recycling, composting in Boston

The plan would be part of an effort to support the city’s goal of going carbon neutral by 2050, officials said. 3 hours ago
Twins 4, Red Sox 3

While you were sleeping, Red Sox run out of gas, lose to Twins in 17 innings

It was the longest game in innings (17 innings) and time (5 hours, 45 minutes) for the Sox this season. 17 minutes ago

David Ortiz’s lawyer says former slugger ‘is innocent in what happened’

The lawyer, José Martínez Hoepelman, said he had been briefed by Dominican authorities, who plan to disclose Wednesday the results of their preliminary investigation into the shooting of David Ortiz. 3 hours ago
Ortiz case a test for troubled Dominican justice systemHow it went down: Timeline of the shocking David Ortiz shooting in Santo Domingo

He bought the Harvard fencing coach’s house. Then his son got into Harvard. Now the feds are asking questions.

A federal grand jury is investigating the Harvard fencing coach’s sale of his Needham house to a wealthy Maryland businessman whose teenage son was eyeing admission to the prestigious university.
His son got into Harvard after he bought the coach's houseHarvard will train coaches on conflicts of interest after home sale

In sudden twist, Al Horford tells Celtics he is likely to accept an offer from another team
Horford declined his $30.1 million option, and the Celtics were hoping to agree to a longer-term deal.

Gary Washburn: Celtics must take chances before it all falls apartFive Celtics-related NBA Draft questions answered by our writers

Suicides soar among teenagers, Harvard study says

The report provides the first detailed breakdown of young people by age and sex over several years. And it reveals a recent, abrupt spike.

Looking to rent an apartment in Massachusetts? You might need more than one job

A household needs $33.81 an hour to comfortably afford an average two-bedroom apartment in Massachusetts, the National Low Income Housing Coalition says.

Opinion

RENÉE GRAHAM

Time to get off our screens and into the streets

MICHAEL A. COHEN

Democrats hold fast to the ballot box while Trump and the GOP look forward to stealing it

scot lehigh

Bring on the president’s health care plan

jeff jacoby

Untangle driver’s licenses from the immigration wars


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  1. In sudden twist, Al Horford tells Celtics he is likely to accept an offer from another team
  2. While you were sleeping, Red Sox run out of gas, lose to Twins in 17 innings
  3. Celtics must take chances before it all falls apart
  4. Trump suggests Central Park 5 might still be guilty — even after they were exonerated
  5. David Ortiz’s lawyer says former slugger ‘is innocent in what happened’
  6. As Elizabeth Warren makes gains in the primary, Trumpworld takes notice
  7. Imprisoned nearly half his life and then arrested 4 months after release, a young man is convicted of murder
  8. Five Celtics-related NBA Draft questions, answered by our basketball writers
  9. So, now what? Nine thoughts on the state of the Celtics
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The company behind Peet’s is atoning for its Nazi past with a new foundation

I am not sure how much more one could ask of a company aiming to make up for its Nazi past, short of bowing out of business entirely.
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Rick Steves takes Pops audience on European tour

The concert was a combination of travel history and images, with Steves’s narration and the Pops’ musical accompaniment.

Neighborhood rattled after two men fatally shot in Jamaica Plain

Boston police identified the two men killed in a Jamaica Plain shooting Monday night as Christian Green, 32, of New Bedford, and Jose M. Martinez, 34, of Boston.

Saltie Girl joins the lineup at soon-to-open Time Out Market in the Fenway

It’s a culinary riddle: Where can you eat tinned fish, chicken and dumplings, sushi, and rice-smoked duck, steps from Fenway Park?

dining out
At Kamakura, dinner is part 10-course tone poem, part sake crash course
The Japanese restaurant, offering kaiseki and more, brings something different to downtown Boston.

Shirley Leung
Boys in the boardroom, consider yourself warned
A pair of bills on Beacon Hill aim to mandate women on boards of public companies and state commissions.

Enroute to overdose call, Yarmouth firefighters deliver baby girl

The patient who overdosed survived and was also taken to Cape Cod Hospital, the department said Tuesday.

Tracking great white sharks off Cape Cod could help protect beachgoers

Researchers plan to hit the water soon with a focus on the sharks’ hunting and feeding behavior the summer after one man was attacked and another killed in the water near the coastline.

Globe Magazine

Perspective
Why your hard work isn’t paying off the way it used to
Workers used to reap the rewards when productivity went up. Here’s who is benefiting from those gains today.

Cooking
Recipes: The secret to a perfect burger
Christopher Kimball discovers that a light touch is key to a moist and juicy patty.

Miss Conduct
Advice: We rent to my dad, and it’s killing our finances
My siblings don’t get involved. Can I ask them to help out?

Rhode island

Providence seeks to end ties with principal who failed to report abuse allegations

Building in Providence: a tale of bureaucratic headaches and too many delays

8 quick things to know about Rhode Island’s budget

What’s holding up the state budget? Here’s a look

Rhode Island abortion rights bill headed to the full Senate

Designing a neighborhood from scratch: The stakes are high at Suffolk Downs

What the new Suffolk Downs will look and feel like — and, by extension who gets to call it home — is being hashed out at City Hall and in community meetings.
Kevin Cullen

For Sonny Driscoll, the road to recovery has been long and winding

Sonny Driscoll, survivor, is living proof that recovery is not a straight road but a winding one, full of dead ends, hard climbs, and steep falls.

Opinion, Ideas & Commentary

JEFFREY S. FLIER

Removing portraits — a mistaken approach to promoting diversity in medicine

Editorial

Time to take the ‘surprise’ out of health care bills

NIALL FERGUSON

A salute to great teachers

RICHARD E. NEAL AND JAMES T. BRETT

Ensuring secure retirement for all Americans

Clea Simon

He wrote/she wrote. On gender in mystery writing

Editorial

A grim 20th-century plaza deserves a green makeover

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Man with Mass. ties convicted of killing Maine deputy corporal

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‘It’s a very loving relationship’: Meet the New Hampshire couple married for 72 years

World

Powerful quake jolts northwest Japan, tsunami warning issued

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Milk snake slithers into Medford kitchen, bites 9-month-old boy

science

Researchers say dogs evolved those ‘puppy dog eyes’ — while wolves just kept on staring

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On last day of school, Cohasset middle and high school classes canceled following threat, officials say

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Andrew McCabe speaks at Provincetown film festival, skips public reading of Mueller Report

Television review

‘City on a Hill’ isn’t exactly a Boston version of ‘The Wire,’ but it has potential

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Grand opening celebration at One Dalton tower

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Camp Harbor View’s annual Beach Ball raised over $10m this year

Metro

‘I’ve never experienced anything like this’: Haverhill marijuana entrepreneur accuses neighbors of extortion

A fight over a deck in Haverhill has exploded into a legal battle that includes accusations of criminal intimidation.

Walsh seeks to sharply increase recycling, composting in Boston

The plan would be part of an effort to support the city’s goal of going carbon neutral by 2050, officials said.

Hanson police investigating vandalism at town hall, school

It is unclear if the two incidents are related, police said.

David Ortiz’s lawyer says former slugger ‘is innocent in what happened’

The lawyer, José Martínez Hoepelman, said he had been briefed by Dominican authorities, who plan to disclose Wednesday the results of their preliminary investigation into the shooting of David Ortiz.

Eight-year-old boy nearly drowns at Fessenden School camp in Newton
Lifeguards performed CPR on the boy, who was “fully conscious and alert,” when taken to a hospital, Newton fire officials said.

New Bedford man stopped for texting while driving arrested on drug, gun charges
Severn Williams, 20, was allegedly in possession of a loaded .380 Llama handgun while being unlicensed to carry, Massachusetts State Police said in a statement Tuesday.

STAT

Watch: An introduction to CBD — and what Washington might do about it

Why Democrats reopened the debate about germline gene editing

As medical schools diversify, they’ve learning hard lessons along the way

Opinion: Hospitals are a missing link in easing the opioid crisis

sports

A Bruins-centric guide to the NHL Draft

Where the Bruins pick, what their biggest areas of needs are, and a look at the top prospects.

Red Sox not considering Nathan Eovaldi for bullpen

While the Sox could use an additional arm, or arms, in the bullpen, the team views stability in the fifth spot of the rotation a more pressing need.

Marta sets record with winning goal

Her 17th career World Cup goal gave Brazil a 1-0 victory over Italy.

North Andover holds off St. John’s Prep to win Super 8

Brendan Holland pitched six innings and Sebastian Keane closed out the game.

world cup analysis
Group C teams unlikely to challenge top squads
The three teams tied on points but Italy took the group on goal differential.

Gary Washburn | On basketball
Celtics must take chances before it all falls apart
The Celtics are no closer to an NBA title than they were when Al Horford arrived three years ago.

Politics

Three takeaways from Trump’s campaign kickoff rally in Orlando
Despite the years that have passed since his first campaign kick-off in 2015, President Trump returned to many of his favorite topics in the roughly 80 minutes he spoke on stage.

Business

TALKING POINTS
Local consumer group warns of the dangers of popular summer toys
Stories you may have missed from the world of business.

Marijuana

Are recreational marijuana shops preparing to open in your town? Check our maps
Data released by the Cannabis Control Commission show where marijuana operators have set up shop and where they hope to.

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zombie buildings

Why have these buildings sat empty for years and even decades?

Your Money

The 7 stupidest things we do with money

Your Money

A cartoonist envisions the next recession

Your Week Ahead

Five things to do in and around Boston June 17-23

sports

Celtics must take chances before it all falls apart

Jane Hansen (7 goals), Cohasset advance to Div. 2 girls’ lacrosse title game

Carlos Febles needed a pinch hitter in third base coach’s box

metro

Walsh seeks to sharply increase recycling, composting in Boston

Hanson police investigating vandalism at town hall, school

David Ortiz’s lawyer says former slugger ‘is innocent in what happened’

Nation

Study finds US preschoolers are less pudgy

‘The Profit’ loses city vote against his huge US flag

Manafort to remain in federal custody

World

UK judge sentences teen for abhorrent post on Prince Harry

Magician drowns while attempting Houdini-inspired river escape

More than 100 children die in India in encephalitis outbreak

politics

With eye on a second term and history, Trump begins his reelection effort

Orlando Sentinel says it won’t endorse Trump ahead of his reelection rally there

Susan Collins casts 7,000th straight Senate vote as reelection race looms

business

Local consumer group warns of the dangers of popular summer toys

Facebook’s digital currency would be great — if it didn’t come from Facebook

As recession fears grow in Europe, central bank signals stimulus increase

arts

‘Modern Love Live’ brings reflections on mortality, platonic love, and emergency room visits

Late night hosts have first debate covered

MFA bolsters its curatorial ranks

lifestyle

How Lego House came to be: brick by brick

How Italy’s agriturismo movement gave rise to The Isabella Experience

Trekking a golden ridge, bracketed by snow-covered Alps

marijuana

Congressional committee asks JUUL for documents on marijuana partnerships

Colorado man gets life for killing 3 at illegal pot grow

California man admits to having pot-filled suitcase on plane

opinion

Despite calls for her firing, Conway still standing — and talking — at White House

C’mon, governor — take that T ride already

Beacon Hill’s (mostly) sensible fix to a bad labor law

food & dining

When the best food around is right where you’re staying

Saltie Girl joins the lineup at soon-to-open Time Out Market in the Fenway

The company behind Peet’s is atoning for its Nazi past with a new foundation

travel

How Lego House came to be: brick by brick

How Italy’s agriturismo movement gave rise to The Isabella Experience

Trekking a golden ridge, bracketed by snow-covered Alps

Books

A ‘Hunger Games’ prequel novel is coming in 2020

A deep dive into the tale of Pericles

A gay Vietnamese immigrant’s letter to his illiterate mom

Movies

‘Modern Love Live’ brings reflections on mortality, platonic love, and emergency room visits

Toni Morrison documentary kicks off 21st Roxbury International Film Festival

O for Orson: Welles as documentary subject and maker

Television

Late night hosts have first debate covered

Some series worth catching up with

Netflix’s first Arabic original causes controversy in Jordan

music

Odyssey Opera’s ‘La belle Hélène’ has flair, flaws

Taylor Swift’s new music video is a who’s who of LGBTQ entertainers

An electric return to ‘slacker’ pop-rock with Evan Dando and the Lemonheads

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Obituaries

Alan Brinkley, scholar of liberalism, dead at 70

Gloria Vanderbilt, 95, heiress, jeans queen

‘Romeo and Juliet’ director Franco Zeffirelli dies at 96