Baker?s energy team worries environmentalists

Advocates are concerned that policies could move in a different direction from the Patrick administration.

Governor Charlie Baker settled in for his second day of work at the State House on Monday, in the austere office of former Governor Deval Patrick's chief of staff.

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Baker eschews ornate, historic office for simpler confines

The governor?s decision to not use the traditional office is a not-so-subtle symbolic choice and perhaps a little dig at his predecessor.

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Norman Porter Jr. was convicted of two murders but fled and spent 20 years as a fugitive, becoming a poet in Chicago.

At least 10 small earthquakes have hit eastern Conn.

All the quakes have been recorded in an area near the state?s border with Rhode Island.

Former Miami Dolphins fullback Rob Konrad and his wife Tammy spoke with the media Monday to discuss his ordeal of swimming 9 miles to shore after he fell off his boat while fishing last week off the South Florida coast. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)

Rob Konrad gives details of his ocean survival story

??I shouldn?t be here,?? said the former St. John?s Prep football star from North Andover.

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The convenient little devices allow consumers to fill up a tank without holding the handle constantly.

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A gubernatorial commission found that the state?s meager salaries ends up wasting a lot of money.

Friends, relatives and others attended the funeral in Jerusalem of four Jewish victims of an attack on a Paris kosher grocery last week.

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Victims of attacks mourned in France, Israel

As the countries buried their dead, the authorities intensified efforts to find associates of the gunmen who attacked France.

opinion | Robert Leikind

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Can French democracy survive the failure to secure its ideals for the Jewish community?

NFL playoffs

Ben Volin | On Football

Patriots? receiver-eligibility tactic an intriguing concept

Bill Belichick just may have unlocked the door to a wild new offense with infinite possibilities.

Indianapolis, IN - 11/16/14 - (4th quarter) New England Patriots running back Jonas Gray (35) adds an emphatic pose after pounding his way into the end zone for a fourth quarter touchdown. The New England Patriots take on the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, IN. - (Barry Chin/Globe Staff), Section: Sports, Reporter: Shalise Manza Young, Topic: 17Patriots-Colts, LOID:7.4.3659348687.

Patriots don?t expect easy time on ground against Colts

In November, New England rushed for 246 yards at Indianapolis, but Bill Belichick said, ?this is a new matchup.?

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The city would likely need at least a billion dollars in federal taxpayer support ? and perhaps far more.

US Olympic Committee president Lawrence F. Probst III , flanked by Boston mayor Martin J. Walsh, talked about the selection of Boston as the USOC?s applicant city to host the 2024 Olympics.

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KEVIN CULLEN

Getting Boston to agree on Olympics a tall order

Why was it appropriate to hold a referendum on the effects of building a casino, but not on a Boston bid for the Games?

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UMass officials hope the arrangement with the online retailer will save students money.

Opinion

Judith Beals

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The former assistant attorney general who prosecuted Mark Wahlberg 26 years ago writes ?that history should never be erased.?

The Big Picture

ANNE-CHRISTINE POUJOULAT

Millions march to honor victims of France attacks

Crowds gathered in Paris and elsewhere in a somber display of solidarity and defiance after a series of terrorist attacks shook France.

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