In the Boston area and across the country, demonstrators marched in support of women?s rights and other issues.
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Thousands of people turned out in Cambridge on Saturday.
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Young women listened to a speaker.
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A sign of the times at the event.
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Protesters formed a ?human wall.?
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Ruby Ridge, 6, from Roslindale, was there with her mom, Tricia Mackenzie.
Activists are returning to the streets a year after millions of people rallied worldwide for women?s rights.
At women?s marches, the signs tell the story Thousands of people turned out for marches in cities throughout the United States and elsewhere around the world. And they brought their signs.
Kevin Paul Dupont | On Second Thought
Red Sox fans now can look back at 1918 differently A century after the World Series title of that year, a lot has changed, but something is very much the same.
Patriot players seem to think that Tom Brady will play Sunday Brady, who was limited in practice Friday, said, ?We?ll see,? when asked if he was ready for the Jaguars game.
NORA PRINCIOTTI
How the Patriots? defensive front seemed to get better as the season wore on The team brought in quick studies who listened, rookies proved themselves up to the challenge, and a pair of veterans held it all together.
BEN VOLIN I ON FOOTBALL
This game hasn?t gotten as much attention as previous Patriots championship games, thanks to Brady?s hand injury.
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DAN SHAUGHNESSY
In the eyes of NFL America, we are the Evil Empire. And we don?t particularly care.
Commentary
Here?s why Chicago is actually a great name for Kimye?s baby Leave it to Kanye and Kim Kardashian West to put their own spin on the Friday afternoon news dump.
Emergency repairs for Orange Line station scheduled for Sunday Shuttle buses will run between Sullivan Square and North Station from the start of service at 6 a.m. until 9 a.m., according to the MBTA.
?Minor? delays on the MBTA? Not to riders The MBTA?s handling of delays and the warnings it sends to riders leave many feeling frustrated and helpless.
A 33-year-old Connecticut man who was driving a tractor-trailer filled with shampoo on I-91 Saturday was pronounced dead at the scene, State Police said.
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The omnipresent Seth Moulton is reluctant to explain his NSA vote Why did Seth Moulton, a consistent critic of President Trump, vote to continue a controversial government surveillance program?
Tech Nomad
Our smartphone habits are more like full-blown addictions. So how can we regain control? Our phones aren?t so much phones anymore, they?ve become something else entirely.
Opinion
Year One of Trump is over. Here?s what changed One year after Trump upended the political world, 10 experts grapple with his presidency.
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Republicans and Democrats showed no signs of ending their standoff over immigration and spending Saturday.
Trump says Democrats gave him the shutdown as an anniversary ?present? President Trump blamed the government shutdown on congressional Democrats, who he said wanted to give him a ?nice present? for the one-year anniversary of his presidency on Saturday.
Government shutdown: What?s closed, who is affected The federal government shutdown only partially curbs operations. But the longer the shutdown continues, the more likely its impact will be felt.
Amid government shutdown, military becomes major front in political battle The US military faced a variety of consequences as a result of a federal government shutdown Saturday.
Some tourist sites in Boston closed due to government shutdown Attractions operated by the federal government closed Saturday after Congress failed to pass a budget bill, forcing a government shutdown.
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There?s a ghost haunting Elizabeth Warren: her enduring and undocumented claims of Native American ancestry.
VP Pence says US stands ?shoulder to shoulder? with Egypt Vice President Mike Pence and Egyptian leader Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi pledged a united front against terrorism in the Mideast.
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Cardinal Sean O?Malley issued a strongly worded statement reproaching Pope Francis over comments he made in Chile, in which the pontiff accused victims of the country?s most notorious pedophile priest of slander.
KEVIN CULLEN
The promise of this pontiff died in Santiago, Chile, this week when he slandered victims of sexual abuse.
Starts & Stops
Amazon may have given New Hampshire?s proposed commuter line a new breath of life A study of a proposed extension of the commuter rail line from Boston to Manchester and Concord has a surprising new champion.
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Why did Amazon choose these cities? Here?s a map that shows the places that made bids to host Amazon?s second headquarters and those that are on the short list.
The Season Ticket podcast Jackie Bradley Jr. On Yankees' Splashy Offseason: 'Paper Doesn't Win Ballgames'
EDITORIAL
A new rule allows discrimination against transgender individuals for medical care The new rules appear to open the way for a doctor or nurse to turn away a transgender individual with a broken arm.
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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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Experts clash on whether hitting the gym helps the brain The disagreement sheds light on a deep ideological schism between equally respected experts about what constitutes proof.
If the Vikings win on Sunday, they will be the first team to play a Super Bowl in its home stadium.
It?s a quick read, competently done, and it does not fundamentally change our thinking about Hernandez.
A sampling of the market in this neighborhood between Harvard and MIT includes a condo with high ceilings and an apartment with river views.
A neighbor of Senator Rand Paul has agreed to plead guilty in a November attack that left Paul with six broken ribs.
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Here?s likely your first chance to get an up-close look at Tesla?s newest sedan: The Model 3 is making its public East Coast debut following its West Coast debut last week. The car will be on display Friday at the Tesla showroom on Boylston Street in Boston as well as at Tesla?s Manhattan Meatpacking location [?]
The defense minister said the offensive against a Kurdish-controlled enclave had started with the sporadic Turkish shelling.
During a period of major transition, the Federal Reserve also faces some big economic policy decisions.
The author has sold the rights to a company that intends to adapt it into a series, not a movie.
Students from two middle schools gathered at the team?s practice facility in Waltham to talk about bullying, racism, bias ? and how to combat them.
Play the crossword Puzzled? Keep trying your hand at our interactive crossword and see if you can triumph.
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The Big Picture
Photographers allow us to get up-close and personal with animals all around the world.
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