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Older injuries raise questions

Old bone fractures in a 1-year-old Cambridge girl who died last week, allegedly at the hands of her nanny, raised disturbing questions about how long she may have been abused.

Yvonne Abraham

A parent’s child-care nightmare

For working mothers, the case of 1-year-old Rehma Sabir, who prosecutors say died from injuries inflicted when her nanny violently shook her, should be especially disturbing.

Bill tightens law on sex offenders

New legislation would ensure the public could obtain data about Level 1 sex offenders, considered least likely to re-offend, by visiting any police department in the state.

McLaughlin charged in hiding of pay

Michael McLaughlin, the former chief of the Chelsea Housing Authority, faces up to 20 years for allegedly falsifying his income, reported as $360,000 in 2011.

Patrick would bolster pharmacy oversight

After the outbreak of meningitis blamed on a Framingham business, more inspectors would scour compounding pharmacies under Governor Patrick’s proposed budget.

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With medical marijuana legalized, a grow-your-own effort

Cannabis growing classes, taught without pretense since the drug’s legalization for medicinal purposes, have been filled to capacity.

For Patriots, a time to regroup

Twenty players on New England’s 53-man roster or reserve list are slated to become free agents on March 12; 11 of them were starters or key reserves this season.

Panera opens nonprofit Hub cafe

The Government Center Panera Cares location is the fifth nonprofit outpost of Panera Bread Co. The shop depends on donations from customers who pay whatever they can afford.

Two towers to rise next to Christian Science site

One of the towers would be 50 stories, creating a significant new peak in Back Bay.

Tech Lab

With new Facebook search, there’s nowhere to hide

Looking for Bostonians on Facebook who attended Harvard and are avid fans of the Chicago Bears? You’ll soon be able to track them down with a few keystrokes.

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Globe Insiders

Globe Talk | Jan. 30, 6 p.m.

Globe Talks: Inside Bowdoin-Geneva

Globe subscribers will get a firsthand look at the “68 Blocks” special project from the journalists who created the series.

Globe exclusives

Copa Airlines’ Panama City hub. Passengers will be able to connect from there to popular cities including San Jose, Guatemala City, and Sao Paolo.

Copa Airlines’ Boston-Panama flight opens up Latin America

Cooking up a connection

Madeleine Lambert stars as the title character in Gamm Theatre’s production of “Anne Boleyn.”

Stage Review

Royal power plays in Gamm’s ‘Anne Boleyn’

Irish Baroque Tub Chair from Baker at the Boston Design Center , originally $6,663 and $1,100 during the sale.

Bargain Bin

One stop for home improvement ideas

Pomegranate-glazed chicken with coconut quinoa at Abby Park in Milton.

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Going with the grains

2 costly LNG terminals sit idle

Manti Te’o will talk about his misadventures in cyber love to Katie Couric Thursday on her daytime talk show.

Stories of love, deception have long been entwined

The MBTA created its clocks on a relative shoestring budget, using an in-house team of tech-savvy employees.

T riders happier when they’re in the know

Jimmy Winningham (left) and Ski DiAngelis worked to finish painting the new housing units on Essex Street in Chinatown.

Amid gentrification, affordable units

A video still from Clifford Owens’s performance “Anthology (Maren Hassinger).”

Galleries

What’s up at Boston-area art galleries

Fired in 2011, Terry Francona received a warm welcome from Red Sox fans and players in April 2012 for the 100th anniversary of Fenway Park.

Book Review

‘Francona’ revelations mostly about Sox bosses

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Inaugural language

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Marian Gaborik capped off his hat trick with a breakaway goal 27 seconds into OT.

Gaborik too tricky for Bruins

Marian Gaborik scored a hat trick for the Rangers, including the game-winner 27 seconds into overtime, as the Bruins fell to 2-1 on the season.

Metro

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MBTA passengers waited for buses outside Kenmore station Wednesday morning after service was cut due to a burning cable.

Green Line shut in Back Bay

A smoldering cable forced evacuations from Kenmore to Government Center Wednesday morning.

Columnists

EDWARD L. GLAESER

Invest in Massachusetts, but don’t play Robin Hood

Christopher L. Gasper

Patriots need tuneup, not overhaul

Beyonce performed at President Obama’s second inauguration.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Unlike Beyonce, Hillary faces the music

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Capitol Hill Wednesday.

JULIETTE KAYYEM

Clinton’s reality check

Yvonne Abraham

A parent’s child-care nightmare

Facebook is testing a service called Graph Search, which may help it compete with Google Plus social network.

Tech Lab

With new Facebook search, there’s nowhere to hide

scot lehigh

Obama must take his case to the people

Adrian Walker

Patrick’s call to pay for the future

Kevin Cullen

Antibullying idea clicks

The Ravens celebrated after stopping Patriots quarterback Tom Brady on a critical fourth-down play late in Sunday’s contest.

Dan Shaughnessy

An abrupt end for the Patriots

A girl played near a UN armored vehicle belonging to Jordanian peacekeepers at slum in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

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Outsourcing peace

Sean Penn is Mickey Cohen in the new film “Gangster Squad.”

JOANNA WEISS

Hollywood and its gun fetish

Nation & World

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In one of her last public appearances as secretary of state, Hillary Clinton testified for six hours on the attack in Benghazi that killed four Americans.

Clinton defends US response to Libya attack

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said she had moved quickly to improve the security of US diplomats after the attack in Benghazi, Libya.

Politics

Senator John F. Kerry and his wife will relinquish nearly 100 investments at home and abroad to avoid possible conflicts of interest if he is confirmed to succeed Clinton as secretary of state.

Kerry to divest some financial holdings

Seeking to avoid a conflict of interest as secretary of state, Senator John F. Kerry and his wife have agreed to divest nearly 100 investments.

Business

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Klaus Schwab, chairman of the World Economic Forum, with Christine Lagarde, director of the International Monetary Fund.

Bank executives on defensive at Davos

Leading bankers at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, are on the defensive amid demands to regulate their industry more closely.

Arts

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Book Review

Rosie Schaap, author of

‘Drinking With Men’ by Rosie Schaap

Rosie Schaap’s memoir “Drinking With Men,’’ blends her accounts of growing up as a woman and a drinker.

Style

First lady Michelle Obama.

Should you start 2013 with a bang?

Not long after Kate Middleton was caught with side bangs, Michelle Obama debuted bangs of her own, and celebs like Jennifer Lawrence and Kerry Washington continue to rock fringe like champs.

Magazine

The cover for the January 20 2013 issue

Jan 20, 2013

My friend Tito

The cover for the January 13 2013 issue

Jan 13, 2013

Alfresco fabulous

The cover for the January 6 2013 issue

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Best Boston Globe photos of the year, 2012

The cover for the December 23 2012 issue

Dec 23, 2012

Bostonians of the Year: Raisman and Harrison

Opinion

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