Dan Shaughnessy

Ravens bring an abrupt end to Patriots’ season
The Ravens celebrated after stopping Patriots quarterback Tom Brady on a critical fourth-down play late in Sunday’s contest.

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Pitted against a mean team of men who were not afraid, the Patriots were beaten and beaten soundly in the AFC title game.

AFC CHAMPIONSHIP | Ravens 28, Patriots 13

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Ray Lewis’s ride will continue, while the Patriots’ season ended Sunday night when Baltimore won the AFC Championship game, 28-13.

Christopher L. Gasper

Patriots paid price for not running ball

There will be a rush to put this latest failure at the feet of Tom Brady, but the lack of a balanced attack is the reason the Patriots fell to the Ravens.

With Aqib Talib injured, Anquan Boldin beat Devin McCourty for this touchdown catch.

On Football

Patriots failed to make big plays on defense

Giving the Patriots offense a few extra chances was one of the team’s greatest strengths, but the defense didn’t force a single turnover against the Ravens.

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President Obama took the oath of office Sunday for a second term in a brief, intimate White House ceremony.

Kierra Thompson, 8, was one of a group of students from Orchard Gardens K-8 Pilot School in Roxbury who visited the White House and met President Obama last year.

A ‘dream’ trip and visit with President Obama

Students from Orchard Gardens K-8 Pilot School visited the White House last year and delivered Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have A Dream Speech.”

JULIETTE KAYYEM

Action on guns and immigration needed

The success of President Obama’s domestic agenda in his second term depends on playing to both red states and the blue ones.

Episcopal Bishop M. Thomas Shaw has pushed for peace in the Middle East and worked on strategies to help end gun violence in Massachusetts.

Episcopal bishop sought to end conflicts, build bridges

Bishop M. Thomas Shaw, who announced his retirement last week, leaves a singular legacy as he prepares to depart Boston’s religious scene.

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From the Archives | Photo Gallery

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The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. visited Boston in 1965 and spoke to politicians and residents about many of the city’s racial issues, including segregation.

Globe exclusives

James Purefoy plays a jailed serial killer who has a cult that carries out his violent wishes outside in Fox’s “The Following.’’

Television Review

‘The Following’ is dark but not so deep

G Cover

End-of-life care rarely discussed

Album Review | Pop

Plenty of warmth in Aaron Neville’s ‘My True Story’

Nutrition and You!

What to eat to beat the common cold
Lance Armstrong in the 2004 Tour de France.

TOM KEANE

Lance Armstrong and the art of lying
The Red Sox started with what appears to be a good trade with the Pirates for closer Joel Hanrahan.

Sunday Baseball Notes

Red Sox hope to do better with trades
Melanie Mowinski stood near the fully automated Vandercook press, at PRESS in North Adams.

Arts and artists in the Berkshires
The 3-4 extra months of rest should work heavily in Sidney Crosby’s favor, and that alone could make the Penguins the Stanley Cup favorites.

Sunday Hockey Notes

Taking things into account as NHL season begins

Sunday preview | Magazine

My friend Tito: Shaughnessy on writing a book with Francona

Book review

Looking for answers about why art moves us so
Clockwise from upper left: Michael Palin, Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Eric Idle, Terry Gilliam, and Terry Jones.

Get ready for Python week at the Brattle
From left: The Bettina Burr conservator, Joan Wright and associate conservator of Japanese paintings Tanya Uyeda worked on a Japanese art piece.

Asian Art at the Museum of Fine Arts

Sports

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Pistons 103, Celtics 88

Defense wasn’t the problem for Rajon Rondo; it was the season-high nine turnovers.

Doc Rivers fuming after Celtics’ blowout loss

Following the Celtics’ bumbling 103-88 loss to the downtrodden Pistons, the coach unleashed his fury on the team.

Metro

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Marine science students Sam Byer (left) and Jo Perkins (center) worked in Nantucket, under the supervision of Sarah Oktay.

Nantucket will host young ocean scientists

Beginning Monday, Nantucket will be a new year-round home for ocean science students from UMass Boston.

Columnists

Adrian Walker

Civil rights history, remastered for digital age

Innovation Economy

CarGurus stakes out turf on auto data

Tech Lab Plus

Solar-powered lantern is a bright idea

JULIETTE KAYYEM

Action on guns and immigration needed

JAMES CARROLL

Taking oath in America’s shrine

Yvonne Abraham

Sounds of progress at English High

JOAN VENNOCHI

Patrick’s expensive legacy

Farah Stockman

Why did the smartest guys in the room go bankrupt?
Tom Brady is closing in on the Muhammad Ali/Michael Jordan pantheon.

Dan Shaughnessy

Is Tom Brady the best QB ever?
Bill Belichick could really use another Super Bowl win, but he has to win the AFC first.

Bob Ryan

Belichick needs to win a post-Spygate Super Bowl
The Toast app makes it simple to split the bill when you’re out with a group. But for now, you can only try it at one restaurant.

Innovation Economy

Restaurants a tough sell for tech start-ups

DERRICK Z. JACKSON

Are all shootings equal?

Nation & World

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Jan Brewer already is facing opposition from her party.

Arizona plans hospital taxes to expand its Medicaid

GOP Governor Jan Brewer raised eyebrows with a plan to expand the state’s Medicaid program and pay for it by raising taxes.

Politics

“We’ve dealt with the tax rate issue. Now it’s about loopholes,” said David Plouffe, White House senior adviser.

White House adviser optimistic on immigration overhaul

David Plouffe said that the stars seem aligned for Congress to pass a comprehensive immigration overhaul this year.

Business

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In addition to cameras, Francisco Aguilar’s firm, Bounce Imaging, will provide room for other sensors in its ball-shaped surveillance devices.

Camera-ball helps keep emergency responders safe

Boston firm Bounce Imaging is developing a ball with six cameras inside for 360-degree viewing that can be used as a surveillance device.

Arts

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Book Review

‘Missing Out’ by Adam Phillips

Phillips, a psychoanalyst who also teaches English literature, is concerned with the elusiveness of satisfaction.

Health and wellness

Daily Dose

Breaking down why we reveal secrets

Here are five common reasons therapist Karen Ruskin hears from her clients about why they decided to reveal a hurtful truth.

Magazine

The cover for the January 20 2013 issue

Pistachio pesto over spinach fettucini at In a Pig’s Eye
The cover for the January 13 2013 issue

Alfresco fabulous
The cover for the January 6 2013 issue

Best Boston Globe photos of the year, 2012
The cover for the December 23 2012 issue

Bostonians of the Year: Raisman and Harrison

Opinion

“Conflict is rooted in a multiplicity of values that is itself essential to democracy.”

James Carroll 

Ideas

“With just a few exceptions, the majority of gun deaths in the United States have been self-inflicted every year since at least 1920.”

Leon Neyfakh on the gun toll we’re ignoring 

“I think because I’m a follower of Jesus, that’s my responsibility as well — I’m supposed to speak up on issues that diminish people’s dignity.”

Episcopal Bishop M. Thomas Shaw