Trump expected to order US-Mexico border wall Wednesday
The president is also mulling plans to stop Syrian refugees from entering the US and to slash immigration of refugees from ?terror prone? nations.
President Trump
Sexist posts on women?s marches hurt officials
Several public officials were reprimanded, called out, or disciplined over social media postings after the women?s marches last weekend.
Trump threatens to send feds into Chicago amid ?carnage?
President Donald Trump took to Twitter Tuesday night to rail against CNN and to sound off on Chicago?s high homicide rate.
Donald Trump institutes media blackout at EPA
President Trump has installed specific prohibitions banning press releases, blog updates, or posts to the agency?s social media accounts.
South Dakota national park tweets facts about climate change amid EPA blackout
The tweets have since been deleted after they went viral on Twitter.
As Trump presses voter fraud claims, GOP leaders won?t disavow them
The top three Senate Republicans didn?t disavow Donald Trump?s false claim that millions of people cast illegal votes.
Trump revives pipeline projects that were rejected by Obama
President Trump moved to resurrect a pipeline in the Dakotas that was a flashpoint for Native Americans, while reviving the Keystone XL pipeline.
Markey wants to curb Trump?s power to launch nuclear weapons
A bill Senator Ed Markey filed on Tuesday comes amid fears over Donald Trump?s comments on nuclear weapons.
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State?s public colleges see rise in hunger, homelessness
Many low-income students have far more to worry about than just exams and extracurricular activities, college officials say.
State of the Commonwealth
Baker stresses bipartisan compromise, incremental change
In his State of the Commonwealth speech, Governor Charlie Baker underscored his work on issues close to the hearts of the state?s moderate majority.
Analysis
Charlie Baker tries to walk partisan balance beam
Tuesday night?s speech again put Baker in the precarious position that faces every Republican governor in Massachusetts.
Celtics jerseys to have GE logo next season
The team and GE have scheduled a ?major announcement? for Wednesday morning.
Super Bowl LI
Memo to Atlanta: Don?t apologize. Let our record speak for itself.
After a Dan Shaughnessy column about the New England Patriots went viral this week, a writer for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution hit back.
BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL
Falcons have a high-flying offense. But expect Tom Brady to pick apart the defense
To get a feel for what to expect from Atlanta, we flipped on the All-22 tape of their NFC Championship victory.
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Green Line extension makes Trump?s infrastructure list
The $1 billion MBTA project has the apparent blessing of President Trump.
Taxi owners lose challenge of law on ride-hailing operations
A federal judge in Boston rejected a claim by taxi owners that a new law puts them at a disadvantage with companies like Uber and Lyft.
Smoking materials caused Cambridge 10-alarm blaze, officials say
The fire that damaged or destroyed 18 buildings was caused by smoking material left by workers at a renovation project.
Movies
ty burr
New England roots run deep among Oscar nominees
Several movies that are nominated have a New England connection.
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SCOT LEHIGH
Trump could learn a lot from Ronald Reagan
Donald Trump needs to learn from Ronald Reagan. Or perhaps Harry Truman.
Special reports
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Tom Brady: Superfreak?
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.
Life sciences
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
Investigations
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The San Antonio solution
One Texas city took on mental health as a community and became a national model. Why can?t Mass. do the same?
The story behind ?Spotlight?
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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Sports
Wizards 123, Celtics 108
Wizards pull away to defeat defenseless Celtics
Frustration showed as Boston dropped its third straight game.
Metro
Wheaton graduate walking across country is fatally struck by SUV
Mark Baumer was raising awareness about climate change and its effects on the environment.
Real Estate
A North End remake combines two apartments into one vibrant home
From the sunlight-flooded wall of windows in the living room, the view across the rooftops extends to Boston Harbor, with the iconic Custom House clock tower to the right.
Politics
ground game
Welcome to America?s golden age of political activism
What is different about this age of protests and demonstrations is the sheer number of people involved.
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What the experts say about the 2017 Hyundai Elantra
A Kelley Blue Book analyst, a car dealer, and a safety official weigh in.
Columnists
Nation & World
UK high court rules parliament must hold vote on Brexit
The move could delay Britain?s negotiations to withdraw from the European Union.
Business
Drywall company under fire for labor practices agrees to use union workers
Universal Drywall says it?s also close to resolving a case over how it classified workers.
Arts
Names
Scullers names Fred Taylor?s successor as artistic director
Jan Mullen will succeed Taylor, who was abruptly dismissed after more than 25 years.
The Big Picture
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The big picture
Aboard the bus to the Women?s March
On Friday, Globe staff photographer Jessica Rinaldi traveled to Washington, D.C., with a group from Massachusetts to attend the Women?s March on Washington.
Ground Game
Ground Game
Has Trump already made the biggest mistake of his presidency?
For a moment there, weeks before he was sworn in, it appeared that Donald Trump was beginning to get something of a honeymoon.
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