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It kicks off on Boylston Street at 11 a.m., culminating in a rally at City Hall.
The latest parade will follow a familiar scriptBoston has plenty of experience hosting these events. Old plans have been dusted off for this celebation.
Dave Epstein
You?ll probably get cold and get wetPrecipitation arrives around sunrise and will stubbornly stick around throughout most of the day.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
The ultimate finish at the end of a storybook rideThe only thing that can challenge this is the 2004 Red Sox championship playoff run.
Barry Chin/Globe Staff
The Big Picture
Here?s a look at some of the best pictures taken at the big game by Boston Globe photographers and others.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
Tom Brady shows that love trumps DeflategateThe Patriots quarterback was fueled by affection, not revenge, in Super Bowl LI.
More than 1,000 fans welcome home Super Bowl victorsThe crowd broke into chants of ?Brady! Brady!? and whooped with joy as the team buses pulled into Gillette Stadium.
A visit to the White House by championship teams used to be noncontroversial, but that?s no longer true.
STAN GROSSFELD/GLOBE STAFF
BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL
The Patriots have a knack for introducing the world to unknown players in the Super Bowl, and it happened again Sunday.
CHAD FINN
Upon reflection, some deeper thoughts on what was a classicAfter covering a game such as this, an all-timer among all-timers, there are things that dawn on you the next day.
KEVIN CULLEN
This game was about not giving up, about not panicking, about believing in yourself and in each other.
Attorneys from the Justice Department and attorneys general suing the administration will offer up oral arguments on Tuesday.
Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff
Healey is part of a group of attorneys general pursuing multiple legal actions against the president.
Democrats are trying to buy time before the full Senate votes on Betsy DeVos?s nomination as Education Secretary.
78 terrorist attacks White House says were underreportedThe list was issued Monday night in response to an assertion earlier in the day by President Trump.
spotlight update
District Court Judge Mark Wolf will review whether Thornton and other prominent firms dramatically inflated bills.
John Tlumacki/Globe Staff
PHOTO ESSAY
The new owner of the Custom House Block on Long Wharf is gutting the inside of the structure.
Still up in the air: The site of Boston?s helipadA state-funded helipad was part of General Electric?s relocation package. Two prominent Boston businessmen are opposed to one possible site.
?She didn?t deserve this,? friend says after woman is killed in DorchesterBrianna Hardy was killed and a another woman was injured Sunday evening in what police said was a targeted attack.
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Trump Today: Travel ban is in limboPresident Trump?s attacks against a judge who has put his ban on hold could foreshadow years of battles.
EDITORIAL
Thank you, PatriotsSunday?s Super Bowl victory was indeed one for the ages, a story of grit and skill and guts and never-say-die determination.
Timeline
How the backlash against Trump?s travel ban unfolded On Friday, President Trump issued his immigration order. By the weekend, protests rocked cities around the nation.
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?
As mental health crises soar, colleges can?t meet student needsStudents often have to wait weeks just for an initial intake exam to review their symptoms.
Some Boston arts organizations are assessing whether they?ll have to scrap upcoming events involving people from the affected countries.
The Terriers are in the tournament final for the third consecutive year.
Police refused to detain 15 immigrants they arrested last year, based on a city policy that has drawn criticism from President Trump.
Sometimes it pays to be open-minded. The current homeowners adopted that approach and removed the false ceiling above the dining room, revealing a visually dramatic space ? a cathedral ceiling framed by the home?s original exposed beams.
Her husband works for Mayor Walsh. Her political ally is challenging him. What?s a city councilor to do?
The right-wing assertiveness came despite the likelihood that the country?s high court will nullify the legislation.
The company had been embroiled in controversy because a board member donated to a PAC supporting the president.
It will be interesting to see what she makes of the controversial role in ?Law & Order: True Crime ? The Menendez Brothers.?
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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One of the last refugee families to be resettled in New England arrived in Manchester, N.H., on Thursday.
ground game
The most political Super Bowl everFrom a former president?s coin toss to some not-so-subtle ads, not even last night?s game could keep the current political climate at bay.
Design New England
A Gardener?s GardenThe lush landscape around Andrew Grossman?s home and studio is a showcase of possibilities.
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Justice Department urges appeals court to reinstate Trump?s travel ban
Here?s a map of the Patriots parade route
So is this better than the Red Sox? epic run in 2004?
Trump?s dangerous China illusions
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