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We break down, body part by body part, what science suggests the average 39-year-old human encounters, and how Brady might be defying those expectations.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
Sunday?s game could come down to Stephen GostkowskiIf another Super Bowl trip comes down to his leg, Gostkowski won?t be daunted ? despite a subpar season.
BEN VOLIN
Le?Veon Bell is too good for the Patriots to simply shut him downBell rushed for 1,268 yards and caught 75 passes for 616 yards in just 12 games.
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A doughnut-related wager, in advance of the AFC ChampionshipLocal shop Kanes Donuts has made a bet with Mac?s Donut Shop in Aliquippa, Pa., near Pittsburgh, regarding the outcome of Sunday?s Steelers-Pats game.
How to unload an unwanted timeshare without getting scammedWhen my parents tried to sell their timeshare, they realized it was worthless. They couldn?t even give it back to the resort. And the bills kept coming.
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Kevin Cullen
?Being homeless is like being invisible,? Kourtney McLean said. ?People bump into me, and it?s as if I?m not there.?
Forgotten and forlorn, a Mass. town finds hope in Donald Trump Winchendon hadn?t voted for a Republican presidential candidate since 1988, but in Trump residents have vested their hopes for revival.
Governor announces plan to boost aid for schoolsSome education advocates say Charlie Baker?s plan, announced Saturday, doesn?t come close to providing the cash that?s needed.
Yvonne Abraham
?Action is an antidote for despair,? said Grace Gregor, 70, of Boston.
In Boston, protesters make their voices heardAs protesters took over D.C. Saturday, an estimated 175,000 people showed up on the Common in solidarity.
Shirley Leung
Five memorable moments from the Boston Women?s MarchIt was a march to remember from political activist Barbara Lee to all the men pretty in pink.
In D.C., massive crowd shouts protest?We?re here to say we?re not going to roll over and play dead. We?re going to be visible,? said Vivian Fong.
Opinion | Margery Eagan
Guilt-free, shame-free empowerment fuels the Women?s March The women marching in Washington are too powerful, determined, and organized to ever, ever go back.
Joan Vennochi
Trump (inadvertently) succeeds where Clinton failedThe new president has triggered a massive women?s movement.
Associated Press
The Trump inauguration represented a dramatic departure from the status quo, and so, too, did his inaugural address.
Analysis
2 days in D.C. illuminate America?s political chasmFriday and Saturday put on display the deep wounds that were broken open by the election, which show no signs of healing soon.
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Opinion | Stephen Kinzer
How Boston fought the empireWhen the United States turned to foreign conquest, the cradle of liberty rebelled.
As Obama departs, black youth question place in Trump?s AmericaAs President Obama leaves office, a generation of black youth confront the paradox of his historic ascension and the start of the Trump era.
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The Desperate and the Dead | Part 7
The San Antonio solutionOne Texas city took on mental health as a community and became a national model. Why can?t Mass. do the same?
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.
Isaiah Thomas scored 41 points but Boston dropped its second in a row.
The three men, who were not wearing seatbelts, were thrown into the median of Route 25, State Police said.
A neighbor complains about X-rated noise next door, a man misplaces his ?stolen? car, and other odd tales.
A large estate in Manchester sold for double the selling price of each of this week's other big home sales, all of which are located in Boston proper.
The agency was ordered Friday to shut down its official Twitter accounts ? indefinitely.
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A Kelley Blue Book analyst, a car dealer, and a safety official weigh in.
Adama Barrow said there will be a probe into alleged human rights abuses under former ruler Yahya Jammeh.
Companies? decisions about where to base factories involve more than labor costs.
The Walpole product makes a major homecoming as a soloist with Jessica Lang Dance.
Tennis resort director Andrew Chmura was often asked about the best ways to see Grand Slam tennis events. He decided to start a tour business to take people there himself.
Associated Press
Trump, who upended American politics and energized voters angry with Washington, was sworn in today as the 45th president of the United States.
Ground game
These are the craziest moments in inauguration historyTrump may add his own eloquence to American history. After all, crazier things have happened during prior inaugural festivities.
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A Gardener?s GardenThe lush landscape around Andrew Grossman?s home and studio is a showcase of possibilities.
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