Romney rolls in Florida

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Backed by relentless attack ads, Mitt Romney attained wide margins among women, the affluent, moderates, and Hispanics in Florida.

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News Analysis

A drawn-out negative race could mean peril for GOP

Unless Gingrich suddenly capitulates, Romney will continue to wrestle for weeks if not months with the ideological and emotional forces tearing at the Republican Party.

Newt Gingrich to fight on but faces a tough road

Gingrich yesterday vowed to stay in the presidential campaign for months to come as his campaign laid out a strategy that relies on sweeping Southern states.

Dan Shaughnessy

Gronkowski answers all questions but one

Rob Gronkowski was polite, funny, bilingual, and cooperative at Super Bowl Media Day, but he did not answer questions about his ankle sprain.

Brian McGrory

Kevin White’s love for Boston left room for his dog

This is a story about a man concealing his dog from his wife. And it gets a little more complicated because the man happened to be the mayor of Boston.

Waning hope, a 6-organ transplant, life anew

A 9-year-old girl will leave Children’s Hospital Boston today, three months after transplant surgeons performed one of the most extensive transplant surgeries in the region.

Facebook IPO could redefine the social media market

Initial public offerings from social media companies have been underwhelming so far, but the expected Facebook IPO could raise up to $10 billion.

“I don’t think we ever gave up. I don’t think I ever believed she was going to die.’’

Debi Skolas, grandmother of Alannah Shevenell, who recieved one of the most extensive transplant surgeries in the region  

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Galleries

Showcasing the work of an outsider artist

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The Super Healthy Bowl

Brady not thrown off by the rush of media
Paul Pierce

Celtics 93, Cavaliers 90

Celtics top Cavaliers, 93-90
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Bruins 4, Senators 3

Seidenberg’s long goal lifts Bruins
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‘Chronicle’ marks 30 years on the air

Road to Super Bowl

Patriots fans looking for best Super Bowl party

Farah Stockman

Mitt Romney’s a self-made man?

Photographer Nicholas Nixon’s next big challenge: nudes

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Take a tour of Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Columnists

Scot Lehigh

GOP fight is a long way from being over

Jeff Jacoby

Right-to-work laws stand for choice
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Lawrence Harmon

The unflinching Kevin White

bob ryan

Father and son hike to summit

Dan Shaughnessy

Gronk answers all questions but the big one

Brian McGrory

White’s love for city left room for his dog

Joanna Weiss

On PBS, downward mobility in period garb
Before then-Browns head coach Bill Belichick beat Patriots coach Bill Parcells in a playoff game after the 1994 season, he and Tom Coughlin were assistants to Parcells with the Giants.

Dan Shaughnessy

Parcells in unique position with Super Bowl coaches

Kevin Cullen

Super Bowl an ad for UMass

BOSTON CAPITAL

Facebook’s IPO issues

Bob Ryan

Giants were an oversight in playoff field

Juliette Kayyem

US has tied own hands as Cuba drills

Metro

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Maine crew set to recover sunken $3b in platinum

The Maine-based company, who found a sunken British steamer off of Provincetown, expects to begin lifting the treasure out of the water by the end of February.

Nation & World

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Iran more willing to strike here, US official says

Some senior Iranian leaders are now more willing to carry out attacks inside the US in response to perceived US threats against their country, a top intelligence official said.

Politics

Mitt Romney debate coach cited as potential game-changer

Brett O’Donnell, an award-winning debate coach, is being credited with invigorating Mitt Romney’s debate performances and helping him break Newt Gingrich’s momentum.

Business

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Philips adds wind turbine in Fall River

Royal Philips Electronics NV unveiled a 40-story wind turbine, an investment the company said symbolizes the Dutch conglomerate’s commitment to grow in Fall River.

Sports

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After the game, Bill O'Brien turns focus to Penn State

The Massachusetts native is coaching his last game with the Patriots Sunday. On Monday, he will assume the responsibilities of being head football coach at Penn State.

Food and dining

Cheap Eats

Good sushi in Union Square made by Guatemalan chefs

Ebi Sushi, a friendly, moderately priced sushi restaurant serving fresh fish and good Japanese cooking.

Arts

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Book Review

‘The Translation of the Bones’ by Francesca Kay

The novel deals with questions about religious visions.

Magazine

The cover for the January 29 2012 issue

Reversing a restaurant curse
The cover for the January 22 2012 issue

The man who crushed the Keystone XL pipeline
The cover for the January 15 2012 issue

Mass. voting maps reflect State House evolution
The cover for the January 8 2012 issue

The spirit of giving?

Opinion

“No one can deny his courage in facing the toughest urban problems faced by any mayor in modern memory.”

Lawrence Harmon,  on Kevin H. White

Ideas

“A surprising number have pushed past the humiliation of defeat and laid claim to a level of prominence they might never have attained if they hadn’t run.”

Leon Neyfakh,  on presidential election losers