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The Patriots will play the Steelers or the Jaguars next Sunday for the right to advance to Super Bowl LII.
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DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Even by the low standards of recent divisional-round playoff competition, the Titans were bad.
Tara Sullivan
James White again ready for star turn If last year?s unforgettable Super Bowl was White?s coming-out party, consider Saturday?s game the start of a promising second act.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
Another timeless playoff performance by Brady The Patriots QB was just killing time against the Titans, waiting until the playoffs really begin.
Chad Finn
You shouldn?t be surprised It was a typical Patriots divisional round victory during this two-decade dynasty, as suspense-free as expected.
Hingham man sues town over speed limits Nicholas Belezos is suing the town after his insurer dropped him following a speeding ticket he received in town.
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In one Italian classroom, students are graded on how well they can spot and debunk conspiracy theories, unmask propagandists, and, when possible, set the record straight.
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Boston?s 46 best new restaurants Check out our dozens of picks for any budget, including pitch-perfect Italian-American cuisine, Chinese eateries, seafood and lunch spots, and more.
After outcry, Mark Wahlberg donates $1.5 million film fee The move followed an outcry over a significant disparity in pay between Wahlberg and co-star Michelle Williams.
Eliza Dushku says she was sexually assaulted while filming when she was 12 The Watertown actress said a stunt coordinator molested her in a hotel room while filming ?True Lies.?
Katie Couric breaks silence on Matt Lauer: ?I had no idea? Couric spoke to People magazine Saturday on sexual misconduct allegations against her former ?Today? co-host.
A. Vicki Boisseau
Christa Leigh Steele-Knudslien had overcome so much, and she thought she had found her ?happy hubby.? Now, he?s charged with killing her.
Renée Graham
The danger lurking in every home Christa Leigh Steele-Knudslien died in the place she should have felt safest.
1 person dead after in double shooting in Back Bay Police said they have ?nothing in terms of suspects? after Saturday night?s incident, which rattled one of the city?s busiest business districts.
For 38 minutes, fear gripped Hawaii An erroneous emergency alert claiming missiles were headed toward the islands caused panic across the state.
Hawaii governor apologizes for alert?s resulting hysteria ?What happened today was totally unacceptable,? David Ige said.
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Investors are grousing about Menton?s inability to make a profit. Lynch, the renowned chef, says they know what they signed up for.
At the Herald, they?re holding their breath The country?s largest newspaper chain wants to buy the tabloid, but GateHouse has a long history of buying papers, many near Boston, then slashing jobs.
Welcome back, winter: Cold is here, snow may be on the way Snow is possible beginning very early Monday. Temperatures will remain in the 20s.
Harvard is again at odds with neighbors ? in Roslindale The university wants to erect a solar panel field on a grassy meadow at the Arnold Arboretum, but those living nearby fiercely oppose the plan.
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Yvonne Abraham
Imagine how you?d feel if your family?s future lay in the hands of our racist president, and of those who share and enable his bigotry.
Trump denies, and also defends, vulgar remarks Trump told a confidant that he was expressing what many people think but won?t say about immigrants from poor countries.
Salvadoran immigrants have many fears, and few options Many could be forced to return home after the White House announced it will end their Temporary Protected Status.
JEFF JACOBY
If there?s a problem with the presidency, don?t blame the Founders The remedy for a flailing presidency is a better president.
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A series of occasional articles on the Syrian refugee families resettling here, and the local people assisting them.
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Grassroots group tries to get new kind of doctor in the House (and Senate) The group is putting its support behind candidates with the same qualifications: all women, all Democrats, and all doctors.
Brad Marchand scored the decisive goal in the shootout after the teams skated to a 3-3 tie in regulation.
The victim was Tonghua Zhang, 69, according to his daughter-in-law.
You?ll find a British telephone box, rotary dials, and other precursors to the smart phone.
Newton couple opts for plum-colored living room and golden-hued dining room. Get more design inspiration at realestate.boston.com.
The former soldier convicted of disclosing classified information later was pardoned by President Obama.
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The new Ranger is designed to be a smaller but equally rugged alternative to the full-size Ford F-150.
Some conservative Christians expressed support for the president, while others called him racist.
A Newton-based children?s programming startup plans to raise millions with a new kind of cryptocurrency.
Francois-Xavier Roth led the Boston Symphony Orchestra in works by Stravinsky, Bartok, and Webern.
Already a $1.41 trillion industry, sports tourism is projected to shoot up to a projected $5.72 trillion by 2021.
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