Boston Herald - 2018-07-27

• Ruptured gas line roils Longwood area
• AG: ID CROOKS COMMIT ‘THEFT FROM AMERICA’
• Illegal immigrant fraud at RMV? Take a number!
• PREZ, AG TARGET BAY STATE DEMS
• Duke tells Mass. pols to push back: ‘Don’t do what I did’
• Markey not smiling about facial recognitio­n
• Swift moves on tix for grieving police
• Beloved teacher faces toughest test
• ‘GOING TO KEEP HAPPENING’
• Innocence lost in young boy’s Southie death
• LONDON’S CALLING FOR MINDY
• DRAWING LINES IN TRUMP BATTLE
• Socialism is wrong for America
• Warren’s views on taxes would cost us
• Memories of Andrea Doria resurface
• State must act to close achievemen­t gap
• 3 POT JOINTS PASS PERMITTING
• Slim Shady asked to sit down in trademark fight
• Foreign cyberespio­nage ‘significan­t’ threat to U.S.
• ACTIVIST RENEWS PUSH
• Homeless man in stable condition after stabbing near Copley Square
• PLANES HAD COLLIDED ‘NEARLY STRAIGHT ON’
• W.H.: N. Korea returns remains of 55 U.S. soldiers from Korean War
• Human rights defender and Kosovo dissident Adem Demaci
• SLOWING DOWN? IMPOSSIBLE
• ‘Last Cruise’ offers first-rate journey
• ‘Noise Downstairs’ steps into grand mystery
• BRING YOUR JUKEBOX MONEY
• Femi Kuti forges path to Afrobeat, activism
• THINGS CHANGE
• ‘Teen Titans Go!’ for the funny bone
• ‘Septimo’ shines light on struggling people
• Abusive father ratchets up terror in ‘Custody’
• Sunscreen use on kids protects against cancer
• Life’s sweet in Dot’s Lower Mills
• Judge hurt in Yanks win
• Refocus with a clear mind
• Million dollar idea pays off big
• Triplett shoots to lead
• After solid summer, Celts sign Bird
• Eovaldi ready to step in
• Unwelcome return home
• Wentz gets back to work in Philly
• Flores makes early impact
• Gronk happy to be dealing with camp
• Smoke hovering over Pats camp
• Belichick begins again
• ‘It’s all good’ after Day 1

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