• A court hearing, and a look at displacement
• Ideas | Emily Sweeney: Dropkick Murphy and the dawn of detox
• Trump signs legislation that reopens federal government
• Rhode Island community suffers through days-long natural gas outage
• Opinion | Scot Lehigh: Trump beats a humiliating retreat
• Julian Edelman, Sean McVay renew rivalry
• Fantastic finish makes Alysa Liu, 13, youngest US skating champion
• Red Sox postpone their trip to White House until May
• Get ready: The MBTA’s next fare hike is probably on its way
• Matt Damon: I root very strongly for the president of our country

• Boston’s schools are becoming resegregated
• Newton police probing wave of 17 house breaks; may be tied to one crew
• When was the last time US paper currency changed?
• Does Donald Trump write his own tweets? Sometimes
• Former FBI director Robert Mueller emphasizes integrity at Tabor Academy commencement
• Happier parents do these 10 things
• ‘Lawless’ movie helps grow Virginia bootlegging trio’s legend
• County commissioner, Quincy official avoid charges at confidential court hearings
• #PutYourSticksOut: People are placing hockey sticks outside to remember Humboldt players killed in crash
• Final Exam

• Trump associate Roger Stone indicted in Mueller investigation
• Trump signs legislation that temporarily reopens federal government
• Shutdown hits air traffic control, causing flight delays
• Trump beats a humiliating retreat
• Birtherism is back. Gee, I wonder why
• Jamal Adams doesn’t regret decking the Patriots mascot
• What we learned from Robert Mueller’s indictment of Roger Stone
• 4 things to know about Trump’s shutdown announcement
• It’s anchors aweigh for the next made-in-Maine Zumwalt-class destroyer
• Shutdown ends for now, but the insult to American workers remains