Harsh words fly in GOP debate

Gov. John Kasich of Ohio (left) spoke during the Republican presidential primary debate.

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Front-runner Donald Trump also gave an impassioned defense of his harshly nativist rhetoric during the Thursday night event.

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One of Ted Cruz?s Harvard Law professors was at the heart of an exchange between the two GOP presidential contenders.

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New ways to fight diseases are guaranteed to get plenty of attention at the top gathering of health care entrepreneurs and investors.

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The pitch book to entice the company shows an all-out effort, complete with promises of new ferries and access to airplane hangars.

Former President Bill Clinton spoke during a campaign stop for his wife, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, Wednesday at Keene State College.

?Comeback Kid? shifts to elder sage in N.H.

No longer the candidate, and more than 15 years removed from his own presidency, Bill Clinton has picked up where he left off in 2008.

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It?s almost like former Mayor Menino?s vision for the Innovation District is coming true, but it?s not the only place blossoming.

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That is the provocative question posed by an outsider slate of candidates running for the Board of Overseers at Harvard.

Northeastern University, adjuncts reach labor deal

The three-year settlement, which provides double-digit raises, was announced days before a threatened walkout.

Senators seek plan for effects of climate

Officials have said the state is at risk of missing its goal for a 25 percent reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 2020.

At Logan airport, Terminal A for a 5:45 am flight, Isidro Macario gives his son Isidro Jr, a hug goodbye.

David L Ryan/Globe Staff

Local deportation underscores wider immigration debate

In New England, deportations are continuing, even for longtime immigrants whom advocates thought were safe.

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Overall, in cities with bigger divides between rich and poor, housing tends to be less affordable for lower-income households.

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During the Globe?s ?Political Happy Hour? interview program, Lynch said ?we are in trouble? if Donald Trump succeeds.

STAT

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Will campaign outlined in State of the Union address be a truly bold leap, or just business as usual?

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The power of peace, optimism, and a young boy?s spirit could be felt at Fenway Park where the Martin Richard Foundation held its first fund-raiser of the year.

Adrian Walker

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Mayor Martin Walsh?s proposal - not his first - seeks to bring order to a maze of existing regulations.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

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The coach answered no questions about Chandler Jones ? which seems to be the way Patriots fans like it.

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The Patriots defensive end spoke to the media after Thursday?s practice.

Adrianna Matos sewed clothing at Darnit, a textile company that fixes the mistakes on textiles and apparel made in other countries.

Keith Bedford/Globe Staff

New Bedford firm cashes in on others? mistakes

Darn It! is the brainchaild of Jeff Glassman, created after his family apparel business went south ? literally.

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Even a jackpot isn?t enough to buy anonymity for many lottery winners, whose names are often made public by state law.

Art Review

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Artist Ann Hirsch injects herself into scandalous situations, then returns to document what she finds.

CHAD FINN | SPORTS MEDIA

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The network?s coverage will begin at 11 a.m., with two hour-long NFL Films features.

Letter from the publisher

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We recognize that you depend on us, and that we?ve let you down. We?re working around the clock to solve this.

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Ground Game

Ground Game

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A candidate?s success will be determined by how they exceed (or fail) expectations in early primary states.

Globe investigations

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A look at high-impact investigations from The Boston Globe, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning report on abuse in the Catholic Church.

The Big Picture

 Peugeot?s French driver Stephane Peterhansel and co-driver Jean Paul Cottret compete during the seventh stage of the Dakar Rally 2016 from Uyuni, Bolivia to Salta, Argentina on Jan. 9. (Marcos Brindicci/AFP/Getty Images)

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The Big picture

Dakar Rally 2016

The 13-stage Dakar Rally is traveling through Argentina and Bolivia via motorcycle, quad bike, car, or truck over extreme terrain.

The story behind 'Spotlight'

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?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.

BetaBoston

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A new video game from Framingham?s Disruptor Beam Inc. lets people play as any ?Star Trek? character.

Crux

John L. Allen Jr. | ALL THINGS CATHOLIC

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In his first book as pope, Francis ponders what would have been the legacy the ?Smiling Pope,? had he lived.

Globe Insiders

Design New England

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Interior designer Holly Joe cooks up the love in her sophisticated yet cozy family house in Westwood.