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• After shutdown defeat, Trump’s prospects for 2020 are cloudy
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• Driver allegedly travels ‘significant distance’ on Pike with man on hood
• Rhode Island community suffers through days-long natural gas outage
• Warren’s wealth tax proposal could alter how Democrats talk about economic inequality
• Jeff Van Gundy still likes Celtics in the East

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• A Boston Globe editorial: Journalists are not the enemy
• Fact-checking the ‘Patriots Day’ movie
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• Drone spots isolated tribe in Amazon
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• The first Patriots-Rams Super Bowl was the one that started it all

• Trump shutdown gambit was a folly, and he learned that Pelosi wasn’t bluffing
• Roger Stone’s indictment is strongest sign of ties between WikiLeaks, Trump
• Warren’s wealth tax proposal could alter how Democrats talk about economic inequality
• Road rage incident on the Pike ends with a man riding on the hood of a car
• Shutdown ends for now, but the insult to American workers remains
• After Patriots’ AFC Championship win, NFL may reconsider overtime rules
• After shutdown defeat, Trump’s prospects for 2020 are cloudy
• 50 years after Inner Belt protest, activists gather again
• $60 million settlement proposed in sex abuse lawsuit against New England Jesuits, others
• For the president consumed with winning, a stinging defeat