1 killed, 9 wounded as cease-fire tested

A Palestinian was killed in a clash with Israeli soldiers in the southeast Gaza Strip, testing the cease-fire between Hamas and Israel.

Sara Roy

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The Gaza Strip is now in its 46th year of occupation, and the normalization of the situation has ceased to matter in the West.

Mohammad Morsi

Protesters rally after Egypt leader expands powers

Tens of thousands of demonstrators rallied in Egypt Friday against a decree by President Mohammed Morsi that put his decisions above judicial review.

South Shore Plaza

Bargain hunters hit stores for Black Friday

Mammoth lines snaked across retail areas early this morning as shoppers hunted for deals to kick off the holiday shopping season.

Rex Ryan greeted Bill Belichick after the Jets’ loss.

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Christopher L. Gasper

Patriots-Jets rivalry is over

The Jets have gone from formidable foil for the Patriots to punch line/punching bag.

Julian Edelman turned a Jets fumble into a second-quarter touchdown Thursday night as the Patriots rolled to a 49-19 victory in East Rutherford, N.J.

Patriots 49, Jets 19

Patriots feast on miscues by Jets

Tom Brady threw for three TDs and ran for a score as the Patriots scored 35 points in the second quarter to run their record to 8-3.

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Wilfork’s contributions don’t always show on the stat sheet, but he was the cog that fueled the Patriots’ romp over the Jets.

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In a deep-red state like Wyoming, the three electoral votes are not worth the time of either campaign.

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Who will replace Damon Amendolara on the Sports Hub?
Alejandro Diaz’s “Povera Lite” are signs that look like cardboard but are actually made of paint, wood, and cast resin.

Art Review

‘RISD Business: Sassy Signs and Sculptures’

In her new memoir, Grace Coddington (left) tells about her life as a model in London in the ’60s and about her career at Vogue.

Book Review

‘Grace: A Memoir’ by Grace Coddington

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Elizabeth Warren, though attacked at times as an enemy of free enterprise, was known to meet with financial executives during two previous appointed stints in Washington.

Financial sector wants ties to Elizabeth Warren
The 54th Massachusetts Regiment owes much of its existence to Lewis Hayden and Governor John Andrew.

Lasting lessons in 1862 Boston Thanksgiving
Liliam Alvarez (left) became homeless after her husband died and she lost her job. Marion Davis, 71, cannot stay in a shelter because he uses an oxygen tank.

Once-homeless seniors give their thanks

Dan Shaughnessy

Thanksgiving and football are inseparable
Sheila Burgess’s driving record was a major embarrassment to the Patrick administration.

Former highway safety chief quits state job
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Mohamed Amr of Egypt announced the cease-fire after talks in Cairo.

Israel, Hamas accept cease-fire
Nate Silver, author of the political blog FiveThirtyEight.

The allure of the statistics field grows

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Central Catholic cheerleaders did their routines behind the bench in front of a large crowd.

A holiday feast of high school football

The Boston Globe takes a look at some of the stories that made Thanksgiving football games so special this year.

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Teacher Alison Galanter used software to take attendance at the Edward M. Kennedy Academy for Health Careers.

Boston teachers track attendance, grades in new online system

Nearly 5,000 teachers now tap away on laptops or devices to post attendance, conduct, and grades.

Columnists

Boston Capital

Reasons to back Amazon deal
Rex Ryan greeted Bill Belichick after the Jets’ loss.

Christopher L. Gasper

Patriots-Jets rivalry is over

Yvonne Abraham

A sweet new business in Dorchester’s Fields Corner

Joan Vennochi

Mitt Romney loses the battle of ideas
An Iron Dome launcher fired an interceptor rocket near the Israeli city of Ashkelon on Monday.

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Israel’s Iron Dome
Halo 4: $60, for Microsoft Xbox 360 video game console. It’s the best-looking, best-playing Halo game yet but lacks emotional resonance.

Tech Lab

A holiday banquet for gamers

Dan Shaughnessy

Thanksgiving and football are inseparable
An Israeli couple watched the Gaza Strip in the background as they stood on a hill at the Israeli town of Sderot on Tuesday.

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A vast moral difference

Derrick Z. Jackson

Retailers shouldn’t open on Thanksgiving
The wooden foreparts of Viking ships are thought to have been carved in dragon shapes to ward off sea monsters.

Carlo Rotella

The doomsayer in his hot tub

Kevin Cullen

The truth never dies

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Don’t break up, America

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US Ambassador to the UN Susan Rice

Susan Rice rejects criticism of her remarks on Benghazi attack

‘‘I relied solely and squarely on the information provided to me by the intelligence community,’’ Rice said.

Politics

Iowa’s governor says it’s time to ditch straw poll

Once a festive checkpoint before the Iowa caucuses, the poll has devolved into a sideshow, the governor said.

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Yankee Candle is trying to challenge online merchants with a new iPhone app, which sends promotions to consumers when they walk near one of the company’s shops.

Traditional retailers try to keep shoppers offline

This holiday season, retailers are working harder to get shoppers’ business once they step into the store.

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The music gift guide

No other giftee can inspire fear in shoppers like the Music Fan. One false move, and you could be deemed uncool for decades to come. Avert this fate with our guide to the most giftable reissues, box sets, DVDs, music-related books, and holiday albums. (But hang onto that gift receipt, just in case.)

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Movie Review

Anthony Hopkins plays legendary director Alfred Hitchcock in the new movie “Hitchcock.”

A blunt stab at ‘Hitchcock’

The best way to better understand the man who made some of our greatest movies is simply to see them. There’s no case to be made for a mangy shortcut like this.

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7 holiday styles that shine
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Vacation options for single seniors and gays and lesbians
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How to be a New England vegetarian in winter
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The PANDAS puzzle: Can a common infection cause OCD in kids?

Opinion

“The issue — largely forgotten — is one of continued occupation and blockade, a grossly asymmetrical conflict that has deliberately and systematically disabled Gaza’s economy and people.”

Sara Roy 

Ideas

“Funded in large part by the United States and its allies, Cambodia’s war-crimes court seeks to plant the seeds of Western-style justice in Eastern soil, transforming an entire legal system rather than merely putting aging war criminals behind bars.”

Peter Canellos on the power of imported justice