Boston Herald - 2018-07-31

• GOP-led bill to oust judge dies in House
• BAIL HIKE FOR FALMOUTH FAMILY
• Gifford won’t ACKnowledg­e the obvious
• Left’s rising star can help Pressley rally base
• 3 BPL WORKERS ON LEAVE AMID PROBE
• SAFER IN AFGHANISTA­N THAN ON STATE STREETS
• Fleeing driver was out on bail
• Mashpee police investigat­ing high-speed pursuit
• Critics: AG’s religious panel allows bias, cuts rights
• Trump open to meeting with Iranian leader
• Kavanaugh, Dem senator meet out of the spotlight
• AG sues to bar online 3D printer gun plans
• CBS sticking with Moonves – for now
• Thousands more ordered to flee California wildfires
• ‘Interventi­on’ possible in MH370 flight
• THE SUMMER OF SHAQ!
• Face up to Helsinki
• Find way to reduce traffic
• Officers need legal backup
• Selling out won’t buy Capuano the election
• GOP should follow Goldwater’s example
• `MEDICARE FOR ALL' ESTIMATE HITS $32T
• Lawmakers OK slew of taxes on Airbnb, short-term rental units
• Spain cabbies bring traffic to a halt in massive protest
• Big Mac hits ‘Golden’ anniversar­y
• Navy’s first female admiral Alene Duerk, at 98
• Ron Dellums, Calif.’s former fiery congressma­n, at 82
• Three killed in Maine plane crash
• Allegation­s cloud Brown’s plan for shelter
• How to check your Social Security earnings
• Heughan plays softie killer/agent in ‘Spy Who Dumped Me’
• Feiffer’s ‘Ghost Script’ emerges from shadows of 1950s blacklist, film noir
• ‘Love’ explores yearning to belong
• Freeman, Acuna Jr. lift Braves
• Astros land closer Osuna
• Neymar apology under fire
• Cleveland on James’ mind
• TB’s fire far from doused Under the lights
• Finally, Jets ink Darnold
• Legit ground beef on ‘D’
• Opportunit­y to fill void
• Flaws for concern in us all
• E-Rod making good progress
• Sox seek smooth move
• Swihart sweet in 13th

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