Rachael Rollins, the new Suffolk district attorney, is blasting ICE for arresting an undocumented immigrant in a Boston courthouse, saying such practices scare off victims and witnesses.
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Four or more top-tier women candidates are gearing up for the Democratic nomination, providing the party with a chance to make history — and difficult decisions.
Windchill starts to ease up, but Boston isn’t thawing out yet
Windchill temperatures may creep back above zero in Greater Boston on Tuesday and warmer weather could be coming.
MBTA urges riders to plan ahead for Tuesday morning commute
The MBTA is urging customers to allow for 10 to 15 minutes of additional travel time to their Tuesday morning commutes due to extreme cold, winds, and icy conditions.
List of school closures for Tuesday
Here are some of the Greater Boston schools that have announced delays and closures for Tuesday.
Boston police searching for 23-year-old woman last seen at downtown bar
Olivia Ambrose was last seen Saturday night around 10 p.m. near Hennessy’s Bar at 25 Union St., according to police and her family.
Hired to help the sick, she leaves a trail of accusations in her wake
Home care worker Stephanie Crosman has faced allegations from clients that she robbed them, but she keeps getting work that gives her access to the homes and valuables of elderly people.
US singer Chris Brown detained in Paris after rape accusation
Police officials say US singer Chris Brown and two other people are in custody in the French capital after a woman filed a rape complaint.
Trump’s budget proposal unlikely to make progress in Senate
As the partial federal shutdown dragged through its fifth week, another missed paycheck loomed for hundreds of thousands of workers.
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With 17 million YouTube views in a month, Boston native Jason Nash and his “Vlog Squad” cohorts have become video stars.
King Boston
The Boston Foundation and Boston University both announced major gifts on Monday.
Governor Gina Raimondo declared a state of emergency in Newport County late Monday night and encouraged residents lacking heat to seek shelter.
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The latest attempt to rename a section of the city faces an uphill battle.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
For a baby in need and a nurse, it was love at first sight
Liz Smith knows this: A little girl opened a little door into her heart.
Analysis
Fact-checking President Trump through two years in office
The president has made 8,158 false or misleading public claims in his time in the Oval Office.
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Chad Finn
Yes, Tom Brady did it again, but there were other similarities from previous playoff games as well.
The telecast earned a 31.2 rating and a 48 share nationally.
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TARA SULLIVAN
When the Patriots won the coin toss at the start of overtime, Tom Brady was not about to let this opportunity for another Super Bowl trip get away.
Brady talked about ‘emotional’ win, Edelman, and Scarnecchia
The Patriots quarterback made his comments during his weekly appearance on WEEI.
EDITORIAL
Reassigned St. John’s rector is a familiar story — and a probem for O’Malley
It looks like it might be the same old game of musical chairs for problem priests — and that’s a problem for Cardinal Sean O’Malley.
Opinion | John E. Fernández
Think big, Mr. President, for a rebuilt US — and let others think with you
We can build better. Why? Because the United States is still the leader in new technologies of all kinds.
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Opinion | Pardis Sabeti and Nathan Yozwiak
As 2018 has come to a close, the memory of the remarkable crisis of the 1918-19 influenza pandemic looms large over public health practitioners.
Even the most ardent Boston fan had to respect the Yankees closer, who gave up an unforgettable hit at Fenway in 2004.
Annual BU survey of mayors finds affordable housing is top issue
Mayors — Republican and Democrat — are worried about the issue, according to a survey by BU’s Menino Survey of Mayors.
Celtics 107, Heat 99
The Celtics kicked off a five-game homestand with their fourth straight victory.
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Globe Magazine
One hundred years ago today an enormous steel tank ruptured, sending a torrent of brown syrup on a deadly path through the North End.
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Our photographers share the stories behind what went into making the year’s best photos, as selected by the editors of the Globe Magazine and photo department.
Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc.
The story of a profoundly troubled young man and the ugly underside of America’s most popular sport.
Court Sense
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Bill Belichick’s game plan took away two of the Chiefs’ top weapons, which had a trickle-down effect.
A plaque that commemorates one of Boston’s most important Colonial-era women was recently restored.
Originally built in 1751, this 4,100-square-foot Georgian farmhouse in Concord has since been renovated, boasting five bedrooms and 3.5 baths, all set on 12.86-acres of land. The property, 1100 Monument St., otherwise known as Buttrick Farm, is listed for $8,700,000, by Terrence Maitland of LandVest, Inc and includes quite a bit more than just the main house.
President Trump continued to push a plan he put forward Saturday, one rejected by Democrats, even as other Republicans on Sunday left the door open to negotiation.
‘‘I’m sad in 2019 that Jews and African Americans are united by having been slaughtered in their houses of worship,” said a member of the Pittsburgh delegation.
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Three Beacon Hill lawmakers are joining with a regional planning advocacy group to call for higher fees for ride-hailing companies like Uber and Lyft
Plans are underway for expanded and updated terminals, new access ramps, and limited curbside access to terminals. Is there a monorail in its future?
Dorrance has assembled a rock solid crew of impressive, precise technicians with vivid personalities and fabulously expressive flair.
The herd to the rescue: How an invisible shield can keep us healthy
When you get a vaccination, you make the herd stronger.
Love Letters: 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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Are we ignoring — or outright banning — an easy affordable-housing fix?
Mobile homes may be the least expensive and most effective means of addressing the region’s housing shortage.
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