Presidential inauguration

Obama appeals for bipartisanship at start of second term

President Obama called for cooperation during his second inaugural address, even as he made clear that he was prepared to fight for a liberal agenda.

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President Obama waved after his dance with Michelle Obama at the inaugural ball.

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Jennifer Hudson performed while President Obama danced with Air Force Staff Sergeant Bria Nelson and Michelle Obama danced with Marine Gunnery Sergeant Timothy Easterling.

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Alicia Keys performed at the inaugural ball.

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Vice President Joe Biden and Jll Biden reacted to the crowd at the inaugural ball.

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Stevie Wonder performed at the ball.

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Members of the US Coast Guard marched in the inaugural parade.

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The Boston Crusaders Drum & Bugle Corps performed while passing the presidential box in the parade.

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The 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company B, Maryland, passed the presidential box during the parade.

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President Obama took the oath of office from Chief Justice John Roberts.

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President Obama delivered his inaugural address from the steps of the US Capitol.

President Obama waved to the crowd at the inauguration.

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President Obama and wife Michelle waved during the inaugural parade.

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Supporters waved flags and cheered during the ceremony.

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Beyonce sang the national anthem.

Senator Elizabeth Warren attended the ceremony.

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Hundreds of thousands of people packed the National Mall for the event.

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Hillary and Bill Clinton greeted others at the ceremony.

Supporters gathered in crowds for the ceremony.

The Capitol building was decorated with flags for the ceremony.

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Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts took a photo.

Editorial

Obama sets tone for a broader agenda

President Obama’s second inaugural ceremony made it plain he wants to use the next four years to advance progressive causes downplayed during his first term.

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The language of inaugurations

A look at the words of presidents after their inaugurations in visual form.

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Obama’s call for citizen action

President Obama’s second inaugural address was driven by the notion that the ideals he advocated require citizen action.

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Economists debate the effect of Patrick’s tax plan

Will tax increases of the kind proposed by Governor Patrick help or hurt the local economy? Much like the federal tax debate, economists disagree.

Nanny accused of assaulting Cambridge infant who died

The nanny was charged with inflicting severe head injuries on a 1-year-old girl who died two days later, the Middlesex district attorney’s office said.

Storm brings snow, then cold temperatures

Up to 8 inches is predicted in some coastal areas by noon Tuesday, to be followed by bone-chilling weather Wednesday and Thursday.

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Comedian Todd Barry tries an unscripted approach

In his current tour, Barry is challenging himself with an effort to find laughs based on audience interactions.

Bill Belichick laments Patriots’ ‘crash landing’

A day after the Patriots’ loss to the Ravens, Belichick said “we definitely missed some opportunities.”

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Martin Luther King Jr. in Boston

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.

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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.

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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 long a forceful presence

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

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End-of-life care rarely discussed

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

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What to eat to beat the common cold

Lance Armstrong in the 2004 Tour de France.

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The Red Sox started with what appears to be a good trade with the Pirates for closer Joel Hanrahan.

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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.

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Taking things into account as NHL season begins

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A look inside ‘Francona: The Red Sox Years’

The new book, cowritten with Globe columnist Dan Shaughnessy, will give readers a newfound appreciation for the personalities Terry Francona had to manage.