Romney faces queries on faith
Mitt Romney found himself answering questions about his religious beliefs at a campaign event today in Hilton Head, S.C.
Warren’s salary topped $700,000 over two years
Elizabeth Warren disclosed her earnings from teaching and consulting fees from 2010 to 2011, a sum Senator Scott Brown’s campaign said makes her “an elitist hypocrite.”
bulls 88, celtics 79
Celtics give up third straight at home
After scoring just 13 points in the first quarter, the Celtics could not complete a late comeback and fell to the Chicago Bulls at the TD Garden.
S&P downgrades France, Italy, others
The cuts by ratings agency Standard & Poor’s could complicate Europe’s efforts to find a way out of the region’s debt crisis.
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A sampling of stories from this Sunday's Globe.
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movies
Dancing in the dark
“Pina,’’ a new documentary by director Wim Wenders, is a bittersweet celebration of the late choreographer Pina Bausch.
ALEX BEAM
Whose side is He on?
Consulting a heavenly checklist in an attempt to determine God’s pick in the Pats-Broncos playoff game.
“She is firmly entrenched in the same ‘1 percent’ she rails against.”
Jim Barnett, a spokesman for Scott Brown, on Elizabeth Warren
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Columnists
Metro
Woman gets 45 years for killing 6-year-old son in N.H.
The Texas woman was sentenced for suffocating her son in a New Hampshire motel room and leaving his body along a dirt road in Maine last year.
Business
State gives film subsidies rave reviews
A state official said tax credits have proven an effective way to attract film productions to the state, which is not considering any significant changes to the program.
Politics
Obama seeks power to shrink federal government
President Barack Obama will ask Congress today for greater power to merge six trade and commerce agencies with overlapping programs, an administration official said.
Nation & World
John Edwards has life-threatening heart condition
A judge presiding over Edwards’ upcoming court case over possible campaign violations revealed Edwards’s condition today.
Sports
Bruins moving on from P.K. Subban’s hit
David Krejci said he thought Subban’s hit was clean, even if his teammates didn’t all agree. But the Bruins don’t intend to ask the NHL to review the hit.
Movies
MOVIE REVIEW
Margaret Thatcher meets Meryl Streep in ‘The Iron Lady’
The best way to appreciate the high-ludicrousness of Streep’s Thatcher might be to watch with the sound down.
Arts
Names
Gardner Museum celebrates new wing with classy affair
The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum celebrated the opening of its new, multimillion-dollar wing last night with a black-tie bash.
Opinion
“Like any area experiencing a crime wave, the State Police are in need of prevention, intervention, and enforcement.”
Globe editorial
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”