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Civil rights group sues US to keep protections for immigrants

The Lawyers? Committee for Civil Rights and Economic Justice sued the Trump administration alleging discrimination against immigrants of color for ending TPS for Haiti and El Salvador.

Armed sheriff?s deputy ?never went in? during Fla. school shooting

The only armed guard on campus during a deadly shooting at a Florida high school last week ?never went in? to a building to try to take down the suspect, officials said.

Kevin Cullen

If you see something, shoot something

I modestly propose that in addition to arming teachers, we should allow students to carry their own weapons.

?The day they ask me to carry a gun in the classroom is the last day I teach?

President Trump?s call to arm teachers drew swift and fierce opposition from teachers, school officials, and Governor Charlie Baker.

NRA chief warns of Democratic ?saboteurs?

The speech sent a strong signal that the group has no intention of softening its stance on guns in the wake of last week?s shooting.

Felix G. Arroyo was fired from his job after an internal investigation. — John Blanding/Globe Staff/File 2017

City worker withdraws sexual harassment complaint against Felix G. Arroyo

In pulling her complaint, the woman indicated she would pursue civil action against Arroyo.

Several colleges in New England now cost $70,000 ? or more

It?s well known that attending a private university in the Northeast is expensive. But the price tag has now risen above $70,000 at some schools.

Harvard places Christian club on probation

Harvard administrators sanctioned the club for a year after it allegedly pressured a female student leader to resign because she was dating a woman.

Medford residents angry at handling of ammunition magazine discovery at middle school

Anger was palpable at the Medford School Committee meeting Thursday night.

In Chinatown, a liquor store theft followed by a crash

One man is in custody and police are searching for another after a pair allegedly stole from a Chinatown liquor store, stole and crashed a car, and injured a pedestrian.

NAMES

The day I tried to skate with Nancy Kerrigan in Stoneham

The figure-skating superstar made a public appearance at the Stoneham Arena on Thursday afternoon.

Robert Mueller levels new charges against ex-Trump campaign associates Manafort and Gates

New charges were filed Thursday against former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and his business partner, ratcheting up the legal pressure on them as they prepare for a trial.

Russian approval led to attack on US troops in Syria

A Russian oligarch believed to control the mercenaries who attacked US troops and their allies this month was in close touch with Kremlin and Syrian officials before and after the assault.

capital source

Galvin charges Electoral College lawsuit is ?designed to benefit people like Donald Trump?

The suit was filed by former Massachusetts governor William F. Weld and two other plaintiffs.

Commentary

Digging into my family?s claims of Cherokee ancestry

I thought about my ancestor and supposed Native American roots last week while covering Senator Elizabeth Warren?s speech to the National Congress of American Indians.

Danvers celebrates its Olympic golden girl

Meghan Duggan, captain of the US women?s hockey team, is the pride of Danvers after leading the team to Olympic gold.

Last-place skier says she deserved her spot in the Olympics

?It?s very strange to hear that I took a spot from someone else,? Swaney said. ?That?s not the case at all, that?s really unfounded.?

Local Jewish teens help Houston rebuild from Hurricane Harvey

Forty teens are spending February school vacation week laying floors, painting walls and repairing ceilings in Houston.

INNOVATION ECONOMY

This chair will tell you when to move

Simon Hong?s robotic StandX is designed to prevent back pain instead of relieving it.

The Fine Print | Sean P. Murphy

Amazon customers frustrated by company?s response

Two recent Globe stories about Amazon customers receiving packages they never ordered generated tremendous response from readers who have experienced the same thing.

90th Academy Awards

Does the Academy make mistakes? Judging by these snubs, yes.

Here are six nominations (or eight, depending on how you count) worthy of Oscar consideration.

Actress and model Abbey Lee; below as a teenager. — Bethany Mollenkof for the Boston Globe

Modeling?s glamour hides web of abuse

The fashion industry is built on glamour and allure, but many models, especially the very young, know it for something else: sexual exploitation and abuse.

Opinion & Ideas

EDITORIAL

Teamsters Local 25 and Charlie Baker are strange political bedfellows

By accepting the endorsement of Teamsters Local 25, Charlie Baker has effectively ended the union?s political ostracization.

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WE KNOW WHAT WILL HAPPEN NEXT

Parkland. Las Vegas. Sutherland Springs. Newtown. On and on: In America, mass shootings have become so familiar that they seem to follow the same sad script.