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Husband presumed at fault in deaths, officials say

Two infant twin boys and their mother in Arlington were presumably killed by the woman’s husband, who then took his own life, officials said.

Mass. to get $34m of JPMorgan settlement

A portion of the state’s share of the historic $1.3 billion settlement will go to consumer relief, fines, and attorneys fees.

US, Afghans work toward agreement on night raids

An agreement to allow the raids would clear a major obstacle that has held up a pact to keep American soldiers in the country.

Dean Mozingo emptied motor oil from Kurt Busch’s car after a NASCAR event at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in September.

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Clean Harbors seeks boost from NASCAR link

The Norwell-based environmental services company is now helping make one of the world’s most popular sports greener.

obituary

Edmund Reggie, 87; father of Victoria Kennedy

Mr. Reggie helped campaigns by members of the Kennedy family, beginning with John Kennedy in 1956, and his daughter, Victoria, married Edward Kennedy in 1992.

JFK Library to open exhibit about president’s funeral

Since the Kennedy Presidential Library opened in 1979, the curators have avoided showing too much about his assassination.

bookish | matthew gilbert

Scanning TV’s bookshelves

These days, everything that’s visible on a TV series — particularly a book — is there deliberately.

Opinion

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Israel’s nuclear precedent

Israeli policymakers are spooked by the fact that Iran’s nuclear playbook feels all too familiar.

Globe exclusives

Kevin Cullen

How to respond to morons

The casino, shown in this rendering, would sit on 187 acres of land at the intersection of Interstate 495 and Route 16.

Telling vote on casino today

Flag picked up and game over, Tom Brady tries to state his case to referee Clete Blakeman.

Dan Shaughnessy

Patriots’ loss was very unexpected

Bonnie Raitt (left) surprised the Orpheum’s audience by inviting Bonnie Hayes, new on Berklee’s faculty, on stage.

Berklee brings in Bonnie Hayes

Firm seeks boost from NASCAR link

Greyhound Friends in Hopkinton estimates it has found homes for more than 9,000 dogs, like the dog above.

Greyhound Friends expands mission

Director Meg Fofonoff works on a scene from “A Little Princess,” which will have its New England premiere at the Strand.

Dorchester’s Strand fit for a ‘Princess’

Katie Lockwood (with her husband, Arden) has cystic fibrosis and always valued being part of the CF patient community which provided answers, guidance, and support.

Health

Cystic fibrosis patients losing a connection

Tom Clark of the Polly Hill Arboretum in West Tisbury inspected a branch. Hundreds of thousands of black oaks in Southeastern Massachusetts have shown signs of infestation by tiny gall wasps this year.

Puzzling pest imperils trees by acre

Harvard Apparatus researcher Linghui Meng checked one step in the company’s process of creating artificial tracheas.

Biotech ruse may save transplanted organs

Jehuda Reinharz, former president of Brandeis University, has remained among the highest paid people on campus.

Colleges may foot big bills as presidents leave

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Back judge Terrence Miles (111), who threw a flag for pass interference, picked up flag after conferring with officials.

Officials: ‘We got it right’ at end of Patriots’ loss

Referee Clete Blakeman said his crew determined that the initial pass interference call drawn by Rob Gronkowski was unnecessary because the pass was uncatchable.