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With an estimated 43 evictions a day in Massachusetts, should the state guarantee legal help to renters who can’t afford an attorney?
Another winter storm is heading toward Mass.
Parts of the state could get up to 3 inches of snow Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning.
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Here’s what to expect from the snowstorm hitting Wednesday into Thursday
From when the storm will start to how much snow to expect, here’s a look at what forecasters are saying about the impending system.
Judge orders Roger Stone to court over Instagram post
President Donald Trump’s confidant, charged with lying to Congress, obstruction and witness tampering, posted a photo of the judge in his criminal case with the crosshairs of a gun.
Amesbury teen who died in snowmobile crash is remembered as a leader in school and hard worker
Troy Marden was killed on Saturday night when the snowmobile he was riding on Thompson Lake in Poland, Maine, hit a snowbank.
REBECCA PACHECO
When supermodel Christy Turlington closed out the Marc Jacobs show last week at New York Fashion Week, she reminded us that women need not disppear when they hit a certain age.
JOAN VENNOCHI
UMass Boston gets financial breathing space
With UMass Amherst’s purchase of Mount Ida college, the potential for overlap with UMass Boston is already clear.
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Opinion | Jennifer C. Braceras
The argument over Betsy DeVos’s proposed Title IX regulations hinges on due process.
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Opinion | Michael D’Antonio
Trump’s biographer says the president indulges in projection because he thinks he should be better than he is.Trump indulges in projection because he thinks he should be better than he is.
Former Celtics player Glen Davis avoids jail time in marijuana bust
Ex-NBA player Glen “Big Baby” Davis has agreed to pay $15,000 to avoid jail time on drug charges.
Kevin Cullen
Winthrop House dean isn’t first Harvard guy to represent a horrid client — just ask John Adams
What if Harvard students in 1770 reacted to John Adams the way some Harvard students want law professor Ronald Sullivan expelled from Winthrop House for defending Harvey Weinstein?
BEN VOLIN
The Steelers and Giants would take large dead cap hits if they were to deal the wideouts.
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The Vermont senator formally announced he will run for president again, telling his supporters he plans to defeat the “most dangerous president in modern American history.”
President Donald Trump is criticizing California’s lead role in a multistate lawsuit challenging his emergency declaration to pay for a US-Mexico border wall.
Convicted rapist who allegedly grabbed pre-teen girl in Cambridge due in court
Lionel Ivan Braithwaite Jr. is due in court Tuesday for arraignment on charges of briefly kidnapping two pre-teen sisters.
A Lawrence couple was arrested Monday after their 1-year-old daughter tested positive for fentanyl, officials said.
‘Ghost Bike’ ceremony to be held for Paula Sharaga, victim of Fenway crash
Cyclists from the Greater Boston area will honor Paula Sharaga on Sunday, Feb. 24. Sharaga was killed Feb. 15 while riding her bike.
Pamela Osl, who bludgeoned a 65-year-old man to death in a drug and alcohol-fueled haze in 1994, was recently granted parole for the third time, records show.
A small Alabama newspaper is calling for the resurgence of America’s most feared white supremacist terrorist organization, the Ku Klux Klan.
Alleged abuse of deaf children in Italy, Argentina points to Vatican failings
At least 14 former students say they were victims of abuse at the now-shuttered Provolo Institute in Argentina, a Washington Post investigation found.
MARIJUANA MOMENT
Lawmakers push FDA to allow CBD-infused food products
A bipartisan group of members of Congress is pushing the Trump administration to provide a legal pathway for food products infused with the marijuana compound cannabidiol, better known as CBD.
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.
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Read a multi-part investigation into how and why the lives of promising Boston valedictorians didn’t quite turn out the way they expected.
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The Big Picture
In a world where the smartphone is now ubiquitous, photographers capture daily life in which the personal device is part of the moment.
Leung served as vice president of global partnerships for the NBA. She arrives as USA Gymnastics attempts to fend off decertification from the United States Olympic Committee.
A federal jury last year found that State Police unfairly denied a black applicant. Now, he wants a judge to order the agency to give him a job.
The average rate this week for 15-year fixed-rate loans eased to 3.81 percent from 3.84 percent. | realestate.boston.
The Massachusetts senator and presidential candidate is set to release her proposal on Tuesday and it is expected to cost about $70 billion annually.
Organizers of Pope Francis’ summit on preventing clergy sex abuse will meet this week with a dozen survivor-activists who have come to Rome to protest the Catholic Church.
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The average price of a gallon of gasoline in Massachusetts has increased 1 cent in the past week
Patrick Moscaritolo played a pivotal part in expanding Boston’s image beyond Paul Revere and “Cheers,” making it a place where people from around the world come to visit.
Three hours of watching Hollywood celebrate itself — last year’s show was nearly four, not counting red-carpet coverage — seems to be most people’s limit.
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.
With insulin prices skyrocketing, there’s plenty of blame to go around
A review of insulin’s history makes it clear that drug makers, their generic counterparts, doctors, and FDA all share blame for the broken market.
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