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HealthCare.gov on track for deadline, White House saysQuestions remain, however, about the stability of the website, the volume of traffic it can handle, and the quality of the data it is delivering to insurers.
Bruins 3, Blue Jackets 1
After taking a two-goal lead into the final period, the Bruins extended their advantage on Milan Lucic’s slap shot, his second goal of the game.
Street renamed in memory of Cocoanut Grove fireSurvivors, dignitaries, fire officials, and historians gathered in Bay Village as the street that once housed the nightclub became Cocoanut Grove Lane.
Syracuse 34, BC 31
Andre Williams was knocked out of the game in the second half, and the Eagles were unable to hold on against the Orange.
A sampling of stories from this Sunday's Globe.
The Food Issue
Soups you can make at home include shrimp soup, sichuan beef noodle, ash-e Mast, pasta e fagioli, fava bean soup with broccoli rabe, and rustic country borscht.
Ideas
A new ranking system puts Napoleon Bonaparte above William Shakespeare and Charles Darwin, and finds some very overrated artists.
The star of the “Fast & Furious movie series was a passenger in a car that crashed north of Los Angeles, according to a statement on his Facebook page.
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Boston teacher ratings don’t add upStudent test scores on standardized exams, for the most part, don’t reflect the sky-high reviews of their teachers.
A five-part series examining the profound impact of former President John F. Kennedy’s assassination.
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Fletcher, who tore an ACL in the 2012 preseason opener, saw an uptick in snaps after Dont’a Hightower was benched during the Broncos game.
Brookline became one of several Mass. communities with such bans when it approved one last November.
The country did not indicate whether Merrill Newman, being held for an alleged ‘‘long list of indelible crimes,’’ would be released.
Democrats and Republicans are looking for candidates who appear to be antidotes to partisan Washington.
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One shopper spent 31 hours in line at Target — all for a deal on a TV.
The current New Repertory Theatre production of “Camelot” is a mishmash of uneven talent and uncertain direction.
Craft beer is so omnipresent these days that it’s difficult to imagine not seeing hundreds of bottles on the shelves of your local store.
Globe Talk | Dec. 4
A conversation with author Tom PerrottaThe best-selling author of “Little Children” discusses his craft with the Globe’s new book critic, Matthew Gilbert.
Thanksgiving, or how to eat American politics The democratic ideals behind turkey, pie, and the rest of our holiday feast.
