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Obama hoped the prime-time address would help reassure the nation after deadly attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, Calif.
San Bernardino mourns its dead, calls for unityPeople gathered at a church, a mosque, a makeshift street-corner memorial, and other sites, to remember the 14 victims of Thursday?s massacre.
Adrian Walker
Banish the racist legacy of Tom YawkeyThere shouldn?t be a street and T stop named after the late Red Sox owner in 21st-century Boston.
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The barn will be used in operations at Gaining Ground, which grows organic fruits and vegetables and distributes them to local pantries and shelters.
Justice Department to investigate Chicago policeThe move comes after a white police officer was charged with shooting a black teenager to death in 2014.
BU president tops Mass. peers in college pay surveyRobert Brown was the only private college president in Mass. in 2013 who earned more than $1 million.
The teams have been placed in eight community health centers in Roxbury, Jamaica Plain, Dorchester, and Mattapan.
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BEN VOLIN I ON FOOTBALL
The players deserve plenty of blame for Sunday?s loss ? but so do the coaches.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
Patriots are headed in the wrong directionThe Patriots usually play their best football this time of year, but not the past two games.
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learning curve
Boston schools are rethinking the high school experience to address persistent socioeconomic and racial achievement gaps.
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The woman is grateful for the smiles her son brings to her face every morning, despite challenging times.
Elizabeth Warren focuses on Democrats? effort to retake SenateWarren has been on the campaign trail for months, using her brand name and fund-raising clout to support candidates.
Ozawa, who led the BSO for 29 years, and Lucas, the ?Star Wars? filmmaker, were two of the five who received Kennedy Center Honors Sunday.
Transit advocates wary as T considers ways to save cashMany of the ideas proposed to cut costs at the transit agency would have big implications for riders.
Findings
Due to rapidly increasing demand from prospective parents, there hasn?t been enough to go around.
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After losing her to breast cancer, DJ Arnold put in motion his wife?s plan to bring free private yoga to others with the disease.
STAT
Scientists plot ways to respond to MERSPublic health experts are gathering to try to ensure that that Ebola tragedy is not repeated in the case of MERS.
Cop dances into controversy in ProvidenceTony Lepore?s reaction to a message written on a cup by a Dunkin Donuts employee set off a chain reaction of events.
Where have all the home builders gone?Hundreds of home-building firms have vanished since the last housing boom went bust.
Cambridge officials eye ?dark web? in school threatsAn FBI official said the threats may have been sent using a program that enables online users to operate with anonymity.
Why didn?t anyone stop Doctor Hardy?There were inappropriate sexual contact allegations against Dr. Roger Ian Hardy for decades. How did no one notice?
editorial
Editorial: Birthright citizenship should be upheldThis essential American value is under attack by a number of Republican candidates as well as a small group of legal scholars.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
Could Martin O?Malley get zero delegates in Iowa?This is a strong possibility for a candidate who has spent more time campaigning in the Hawkeye State than his primary rivals.
Globe investigations and Spotlight reportsA look at high-impact investigations from The Boston Globe, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning report on abuse in the Catholic Church.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight??Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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A look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month.
Brady picked up 36 yards on the play, his first reception in 14 years.
?It?s really a big puzzle to come up with a cause,? the state?s fire marshal said Sunday.
Clinton also said that, as president, she?d push Israelis and Palestinians toward a peace deal.
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The technology protects occupants from the second-most common type of fatal crash.
The justices Wednesday will take up a case that presages tighter limits on affirmative action in higher education.
The startup wants to help residents crunch municipal data in an easy-to-digest fashion.
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This time, the upstairs folks were fawning over the servants.
Researchers say they?ve found a new way of counting the microbes by rewiring the organisms? DNA to give off a fluorescent glow.
BETABOSTON
Rowley company?s tech could save lives in mass shootingsNobody?s found a way to halt the spate of mass shootings plaguing the United States. But this company may have the next best thing.
JOHN L. ALLEN JR. | All Things Catholic
Five predictions for the unpredictable popePope Francis has been a surprising pontiff and could continue that pattern in 2016.
Design New England
The Meaning of HomeA thoughtful design gives two Boston Marathon bombing survivors accessibility with panache.
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