Road to GOP nomination still challenging for Romney
Romney faces a treacherous path to the Republican National Convention, even after his historic, back-to-back victories in Iowa and N.H.
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Town-by-town N.H. primary results
Mitt Romney won 39.4 percent of the vote, while Ron Raul gathered 22.8 percent and Jon Hunstman received 16.8 percent. See the town-by-town results.
Gingrich plans what may be his last stand
Despite a second straight back-of-the-pack finish, Newt Gingrich headed to South Carolina, where he hopes to keep his hopes for the nomination alive.
Brian McGrory
Fond farewell to GOP circus
Maybe I shouldn’t admit this, but I’m going to miss these guys, the most motley group of presidential candidates to ever gather in a state and on a stage.
BARRY CHIN/GLOBE STAFF
G COVER
8 hot restaurant trends for 2012 from Boston-area chefs
In Boston, 2011 was a year of upscale Mexican restaurants and food trucks, with a continued emphasis on local and seasonal ingredients. What will this year look like on the table?
Reebok on a mission to get its employees fit
The company started with its own out-of-shape employees to spark a fitness revolution — as well as build confidence and camaraderie.
‘Beating heart’ transplants could boost success rate
Cardiac transplant surgeons have high hopes for the technology, believing it could improve survival rates for recipients because the donor hearts will be in better condition.
“Tonight, we celebrate. Tomorrow, we go back to work.”
Mitt Romney, to supporters after winning the N.H. primary
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Columnists
Metro
Gardner Museum offers first look at major renovation
Today, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum unveils its $118 million expansion and renovation project to the media, sparking a busy week of star-studded affairs.
Business
Romney foes put Bain on defensive
Bain Capital executives have been bracing for the downside to their former boss’s running for president: seeing their firm’s name dragged through the mud by Mitt Romney’s opponents.
Politics
FORGING AHEAD
In third place, Huntsman declares he’s headed for S.C.
Former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman, finishing third in yesterday’s New Hampshire primary, declared he will remain in the race and go on to South Carolina.
Nation & World
Van der Sloot pleads guilty to killing woman in Peru
Joran van der Sloot, the main suspect in the disappearance of American teen Natalee Holloway, pleaded guilty to the 2010 murder of a woman he met at a Lima casino.
Sports
Playoff losing streak a black mark for Tom Brady
Brady won’t admit he’s fueled by it, but the quarterback who started his career with a 10-0 playoff record hasn’t won a postseason game in almost four years.
Food and dining
G COVER
8 hot restaurant trends for 2012 from Boston-area chefs
In Boston, 2011 was a year of upscale Mexican restaurants and food trucks, with a continued emphasis on local and seasonal ingredients. What will this year look like on the table?
Arts
MOVIE REVIEW
The Klezmatics’ entertaining story
In this entertaining documentary, the show-business cliches of the band’s story are transcended by its members’ feisty personalities and skilled, joyful Yiddish music.
Opinion
“Conservative insurgents rarely win the GOP presidential nomination. The nod almost always goes to the party establishment’s candidate.”
Jeff Jacoby
Ideas
To critics, the very notion of a ‘culture-bound illness’ is an outdated relic from the days of European empires.
Latif Nasser on psychiatry’s struggle with “culture-bound syndromes”