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Seismic activity in North Korea could be nuclear test

An earthquake was detected near where North Korea has conducted nuclear tests, providing an indication that it has gone ahead with an anticipated third test.

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Lynch, Markey battle for critical union support

Stephen Lynch and Edward Markey have been courting unions, potentially a key voting bloc in the April 30 primary for US Senate.

Theologians expect Vatican insider to be chosen

Cardinal Sean O’Malley of the Boston Archdiocese is not expected to be chosen to succeed Pope Benedict XVI, according to experts on the church.

Pope stuns Catholic world with resignation

Citing advanced years and infirmity, Pope Benedict XVI said that he would resign Feb. 28, becoming the first pontiff in nearly 600 years to do so.

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Celtics’ win streak is stopped at seven

The weary Celtics couldn’t fend off the Bobcats in a game that stopped their win streak and saw Leandro Barbosa go down with a knee injury.

About 56,000 without power

National Grid said it will restore power to all customers by Tuesday; NStar said it will need until Thursday.

Utility crews were at work on Robinwood Avenue Monday in Buzzards Bay.

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Utility crews were at work on Robinwood Avenue Monday in Buzzards Bay.

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As Boston dug out from this weekend's storm, snow was piled high on the city's streets, including Summer Street in Charlestown.

Joseph Spinzola in Scituate looked at debris after the storm.

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Joseph Spinzola in Scituate looked at debris after the storm.

NStar crews worked along Ocean Street in Marshfield on Monday.

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NStar crews worked along Ocean Street in Marshfield on Monday.

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Snow was dumped in the middle of Arch and Franklin streets downtown.

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Pinkney Street on Beacon Hill.

The City of Boston launched an effort Monday to identify and remove massive snow piles.

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The City of Boston launched an effort Monday to identify and remove massive snow piles.

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The intersection of Exeter and Boylston streets.

Traffic backed up as cars tried to navigate a snowy Storrow Drive.

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Traffic backed up as cars tried to navigate a snowy Storrow Drive.

Concord Street in Charlestown.

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On snow-clogged streets, residents’ frustrations mount

Cars remained trapped on smaller streets around Boston more than two days after a powerful storm dumped over two feet of snow.

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BC withstands Northeastern in Beanpot final

Boston College won its fourth straight Beanpot title with the win over Northeastern at TD Garden.

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From the Archives | Photo Gallery

The 1940 Valentine’s Day Blizzard

The Boston area was surprised by the Valentine’s Day Blizzard of 1940, which left cars and people stranded overnight, and 31 New Englanders dead.

Globe exclusives

The NFL has reached a level of popularity that no one sport can seem to match.

From Sunday’s Globe | Bob Ryan

Would we be better off without the NFL?

JULIETTE KAYYEM

Snowstorm will provide a blizzard of lessons

A 1955 Miami Beach Police mug shot of Bulger (left), and his booking photo in 2011.

A window into Whitey’s brutal life and mind

Marcus Mumford (center) and the band Mumford & Sons revel in their Grammy for album of the year.

55th Grammy Awards

At Grammys, something for everyone

Police commissioner Edward F. Davis.

Leeway in policy to punish police

President Obama ordered the raid on Osama bin Laden at this hideout in Pakistan. The scope of the war on terrorism and presidential authority has come under new scrutiny.

Calls grow to revamp antiterror statute

Opinion | Jennifer Graham

Our zombies, ourselves

Snowballs flew in a Boston Common crowd.

Amid the toil, many find pure delight

Riders boarded a Green Line trolley at the Kenmore Square Station on Sunday shortly after the MBTA resumed limited service at 2 p.m.

MBTA service slowly roars back to life

If we had to pick the gold standard of the night, the award would undoubtedly go to Justin Timberlake.

Rule makers, rule breakers at Grammy Awards

Courtney and Russell Jenkins

Health

Spousal support for medical residents

Among Boston Dynamic’s robots is BigDog, a bot that can lumber across rough terrain and carry 340-pounds.

Mass. emerging as a robotics leader

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On basketball

Jason Terry and the Celtics won their seventh straight game on Sunday.

Celtics’ surge could make them buyers

Their versatility and success since Rajon Rondo’s injury could put the Celtics in position to add players at the trade deadline.

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Hingham firefighters battled a three-alarm blaze Monday.

Fire destroys home in Hingham

Five fire departments responded to a three-alarm blaze early Monday afternoon.

Columnists

JULIETTE KAYYEM

Did ‘broken windows’ work in NYC?

Mason Plumlee is called for an offensive foul against Eddie Odio on this drive in the first half of Duke’s 62-61 victory.

Christopher L. Gasper

Duke wins on pedigree

Tech Lab Plus

Make any computer your own

Innovation Economy

Divining the future of real estate

Former Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle was killed Feb. 2.

JAMES CARROLL

Death comes out of nowhere

Yvonne Abraham

A playful solution

JULIETTE KAYYEM

Snowstorm will provide a blizzard of lessons

Boston fans wear paper bags on their heads during a game against Toronto at Fenway Park Sept. 9. The Blue Jays won 4-3 to sweep the three-game series.

from sunday’s globe | JOAN VENNOCHI

Selling the Red Sox

The MBTA’s new subway ads feature badly behaving animals.

JEFF JACOBY

Boston’s commuters could learn a lesson from Tokyo’s

JOANNA WEISS

Facebook’s reckoning moment

The NFL has reached a level of popularity that no one sport can seem to match.

From Sunday’s Globe | Bob Ryan

Would we be better off without the NFL?

Shawn Thornton fought the Rangers’ Mike Rupp earlier this season.

Christopher L. Gasper

It’s time for NHL to end fighting

Nation & World

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President Obama bestowed the Medal of Honor on retired Staff Sgt. Clinton Romesha on Monday.

Army veteran receives Medal of Honor for Afghan fight

Clinton Romesha was honored at the White House for his leadership during a daylong firefight in Afghanistan.

Politics

Gabriel Gomez.

Gabriel Gomez takes out nominating papers for Senate run

Gomez, a Republican and former Navy SEAL , will now have until Feb. 27 to collect 10,000 certified signatures.

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Dr. Ramy Arnaout at Beth Israel Deaconess got help from computer programmers with a challenging data-analysis problem.

Thorny research problems, solved by crowdsourcing

Dr. Ramy Arnaout at Beth Israel Deaconess got help from computer programmers with a challenging data-analysis problem.

Arts

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Stage Review

From left: Laine Binder, Rosalie Norris, Varla Jean Merman, Meredith Langton, and Robin JaVonne-Smith

Varla Jean Merman shines in ‘Mildred Fierce’

In Ryan Landry’s musical sendup of the movie “Mildred Pierce,’’ Merman devours the title role.

Health and wellness

MD MAMA

TdaP vaccine recommended during pregnancy

Why take the vaccine? To protect babies against pertussis, or whooping cough.

Magazine

The cover for the February 10 2013 issue

Feb 10, 2013

Change on the Mystic

The cover for the February 3 2013 issue

Feb 3, 2013

South End remodel: Rear window

The cover for the January 27 2013 issue

Jan 27, 2013

New England traditional, with a twist

The cover for the January 20 2013 issue

Jan 20, 2013

The last days of Sylvia Plath

Opinion

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