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Mueller’s report has been submitted. What it’s likely to say in one graphic
The still-secret report could come to a host of conclusions. We mapped them out.
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Look at who’s been charged so far in Mueller probe
Here are some of the major characters who have been swept up and charged or convicted in Russia-related investigations.
Mueller has released his report. What’s next?
The Mueller report has gone to Attorney General William Barr. Here’s a quick look at what happens next.
JOAN VENNOCHI
The spin stops here. At least it should
Now it’s the public’s turn to decide what the Mueller report means.
SCOT LEHIGH
Thank you, Robert Mueller, you did a great service for America
This country owes the special counsel a debt of gratitude.
Editorial
The public must be able to read the report
Now that the Mueller investigation is over, a new wait begins: Attorney General William Barr needs to decide how much of the report to make public. It’s essential all of it comes out.
Lawmakers clash over school funding formula changes
Beacon Hill’s top leaders say they want to pass legislation this year, and Friday’s hearing is the latest sign they intend to tackle one of the state’s most controversial issues.
As Brookline pot retailer opens, others look for lessons
New England Treatment Access’s opening on Saturday marks a new era in Greater Boston: Marijuana will be accessible to Bostonians who rely on public transit.
Brookline officials, police prepare for opening day rush
Brookline Selectman Neil Wishinsky will buy the first recreational marijuana products from New England Treatment Access.
Meet the lawyers representing Robert Kraft in the spa case
Kraft’s team includes a former special counsel to President George W. Bush and a member of Aaron Hernandez’s defense team.
Chesto Means Business
Cambridge mulls an extreme step to address need for affordable housing
Officials are essentially deciding whether to establish an entirely new citywide zoning code — but one that just applies to 100-percent affordable residential projects.
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James Pindell | Ground Game
4 takeaways from when Beto’s flash mob took N.H.
Beto O’Rourke campaigned in New Hampshire for the first time this week, and the first-in-the-nation primary hasn’t seen anything like it.
Jimmy Carter becomes longest-living US president
Carter on Friday became the longest-living president in US history, another milestone as he continues a rich post-presidential life.
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With a 5-year deal, Chris Sale isn’t going anywhere
The deal keeps the Red Sox ace in Boston until 2024 and is worth $145 million.
Chad Finn | Sports Media
Sean McDonough is back where he belongs — calling Red Sox games
It’s been 15 years since McDonough called games as a Red Sox broadcaster.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
A camp friendship, with effects for a lifetime
Something happened that summer of 2006 in the Berkshires — something small, a sweet moment — that Mike Garland has never forgotten.
Connections | Magazine
When it comes to baseball, my 5-year-old plays by his own rules
Watching my son on the baseball field was frustrating — until I realized I had the game all wrong.
Miss Conduct
Advice: I want to avoid a family bully at a wedding reception
Can I ask to not be seated at his table? Plus, runny-nose season.
Ideas | Michael A. Cohen
We poured billions into Middle Eastern wars. What if we’d spent the money differently?
The Iraq War ultimately made Americans less safe, and should be seen as one of the greatest lost opportunities in contemporary American history.
Opinion | Stephen Kinzer
Trump is strangling Venezuela with sanctions — and it’s not working
We used to overthrow foreign leaders the old-fashioned way: with our military. The new approach is just as egregious — and ineffective.
Dinner with Cupid
Blind date: ‘I told Cupid that they’d get 10 points if my date showed up on a bicycle’
Will this cycling advocate find a worthy biking companion?
Love Letters: The Podcast
Season Two: How do you meet someone?
Dating in 2019 is…complicated. Frustrating. Sometimes completely exhilarating. In Season 2 of the podcast, Meredith Goldstein goes deep on one of her most-asked questions.
Listen: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | RadioPublic
Munch Madness
Munch Madness
See which restaurants advanced to Round Two
The top 32 restaurants have advanced to the second round of Munch Madness. Vote to keep your favorites in the running.
Special reports
They were the top of their class at Boston public schools. Then life happened
Read a multi-part investigation into how and why the lives of promising Boston valedictorians didn’t quite turn out the way they expected.
The Big Picture
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The Big Picture
Students stage global protest to speak out on climate change inaction
Students worldwide skipped classes Friday to protest their governments’ failure to act against global warming as part of the “Fridays for Future” movement.
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Boston College stuns UMass
Eagles goaltender Joe Woll shuts out the Minutemen.
Metro
Remains of Pittsfield sailor killed in Pearl Harbor attack formally identified
The remains of a Navy sailor from Pittsfield killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor have been formally identified, military officials said Friday.
Real Estate
12 must-see open houses in Greater Boston this weekend (March 23-24)
Spring has finally arrived and the house hunt is on. From a commuter-friendly condo in Quincy to a 5,000-square-foot house in Wellesley, there are plenty of open houses taking place this weekend. Check them out: Under $500,000 328 Copeland St.
Politics
Democrats say they’ll fight for release of Mueller’s complete findings
House Democrats are concerned that President Trump’s attorney general may withhold evidence of any wrongdoing uncovered by the special counsel.
Nation & World
Trump, who ‘likes’ Kim, reverses new sanctions on North Korea
Trump’s press secretary said Friday the president doesn’t think the sanctions are necessary.
Cars
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What happened to the heater in my Mazda?
John Paul, AAA Northeast's Car Doctor, answers a question from a reader trying to figure out why his vehicle's heater has stopped working.
Columnists
Business
Stocks slide lower as economic growth worries spread
The sell-off in stocks knocked more than 300 points off the Dow Jones industrial average and put the benchmark S&P 500 index on track for a weekly loss.
Arts
book review
John Roberts: the focus is on the man in the middle
Joan Biskupic’s biography of the chief justice comes as interest in the Supreme Court is sky high.
Real Estate
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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Alzheimer’s and amyloid: ‘It’s time to do something else’
Despite the failure of yet another experimental drug, diehard supporters of the amyloid hypothesis insist the idea is still sound.
