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The GOP?s right-wing is advancing long-time goals of shrinking government as a force in American life.
Yvonne Abraham
Making Budget Cuts Great Again Finally, a president who loves America enough to ditch elderly shut-ins, poor kids, and 20 million starving people!
Conway?s husband is picked for key Justice Department post George Conway III would lead a department of about 1,000 lawyers that has vast reach across the government.
St. Patrick?s Day parade kicks off at 1 p.m. under cloudy skies Despite cold temperatures and the possibility of snow, thousands of people are expected to line the streets in South Boston for the city?s traditional St. Patrick?s Day parade.
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The shortened parade starts at 1 p.m. at Broadway station.
Boston College remembers pivotal leader Monan The Rev. J. Donald Monan, who died Saturday, guided BC for 24 years and led the school through an unprecedented period of academic and financial growth.
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A sign on Route 9 in Brookfield has been lobbing bombs at town government for years, and many residents have come to accept it as a surreal fact of life.
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Boston?s public university racked up a lot of debt as it added programs and buildings to its campus.
The last time Richard Steeves went free, in 1984, he killed for the sixth time.
Jimmy Breslin, voice of gritty New York journalism, dies at 87 Breslin was a fixture for decades in New York journalism and a character right out of his own work.
Six theories behind the stolen Gardner Museum paintings On the 27th anniversary of the $500 million Gardner Museum heist, we take a look at six theories behind the stolen paintings.
SEBASTIAN SMEE | FROM THE ARCHIVES
An open letter: Please return the Gardner Museum?s treasures They belong in the museum, an extraordinary place, which should not be connected with empty frames and heist stories.
BUZZSAW | Matthew gilbert
Making ?Homeland? grate again I?m beginning to feel like Peter Quinn, dragging myself through the story in a stupor, trying to remain interested in something, anything.
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How influential was Mr. Berry? John Lennon stated, ?If you tried to give rock ?n? roll another name, you might call it ?Chuck Berry.????
BEN VOLIN | SUNDAY FOOTBALL NOTES
The Patriots have had a busy offseason so far. How will they look in 2017? Most of the team?s signings and trades can be classified as ?classic Patriots.?
Bring on Round 2! The field has been narrowed to 32. Vote in our March Madness-style bracket to pick the most universally loved local place to eat.
Ideas | Josh Macht
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How Jeff Bezos is taking over the world In an economy fixated on short-term results, exceptional patience pays off.
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SPOTLIGHT FOLLOW-UP
Star surgeon is scrutinized on concurrent procedures New York authorities are probing how a famed prostate specialist manages his vast patient load.
Documenting Hate: Submit an incident you know about If you have been a victim or witnessed a hate incident, share your information here so we can investigate.
A virus, fished out of a lake, may have saved a man?s life Dr. Ali Khodadoust earned a place in medical history after having 100 million viruses placed inside his chest.
Flutie recalled that the Rev. J. Donald Monan often was by his side during Boston College?s 1984 run.
Twenty-one students from city schools competed in the Boston Centers for Youth & Families Spelling Bee.
The pink, hand-knitted hats sported in demonstrations around the world earlier this year have a new home.
Small and simple tweaks to help organize your space without turning the task into a dangerous obsession.
President Trump?s first spending plan for the government and a report by the CBO on Republican health care kicked up quite a fuss.
A man who wrested a rifle away from a soldier wanted to shoot people at the airport, officials said.
At Ironstone Farm in Andover, there?s a lot of horse power to be used for rehabilitative purposes.
For 30 years now, Woody Harrelson has been reliably unpredictable.
Learning a second language as an adult involves trial, and a lot of errors.
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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The Big Picture
These closeups are a colorful promise that winter is nearly over and Opening Day is not far away.
Ground Game
With health care proposal, GOP feels history repeating It wasn?t that long ago that Republicans mocked Democrats about the bumbling way they drafted the Affordable Care Act.
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