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They did it again

Patriots win thriller in Kansas City to earn a third straight Super Bowl trip

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An emotional Tom Brady embraced Dont?a Hightower after the win.

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Chiefs fans didn?t have much to say as Brady walked off the field.

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Rex Burkhead fought off multiple defenders to score in overtime.

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Sony Michel sprinted toward the end zone in the fourth quarter.

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Daniel Sorensen (49) and teammates celebrated an interception.

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Travis Kelce held on for a touchdown catch.

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Kyle Van Noy watched as Patrick Mahomes scrambled for a loose ball.

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Phillip Dorsett?s second-quarter touchdown catch was spectacular.

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Dorsett celebrated with an end zone spike.

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Julian Edelman signaled a first down.

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Leslie McCarthy of Medford could barely watch.

?I feel like my whole world is about to crumble?: Patriots fans whiplash between anxiety, jubilance

Hundreds of fans braved icy conditions to cheer on their beloved Patriots Sunday night at Tony C?s in Somerville.

Scouting Super Bowl LIII: Patriots vs. Rams

The two teams in the NFL?s title game did not face off during the regular season.

NFC Championship Game: Rams 26, Saints 23 (OT)

Sean Payton: Obvious missed call cost Saints a Super Bowl berth

Even the head of officiating for the NFL said he ?couldn?t believe? a flag wasn?t thrown.

Tom Brady engineered a touchdown drive in overtime to lead the Patriots to a 37-31 victory and yet another trip to football?s biggest game. Like in February 2002, they?ll face the Rams.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Once dissed and dismissed, Patriots are back in the big game

After a death-defying comeback, New England will be in the Super Bowl for the third straight year.

BEN VOLIN | INSTANT ANALYSIS

Patriots had a plan ? and executed it flawlessly

Offensively and defensively the Patriots delivered, giving them a memorable road playoff win.

Patriots survive a scare when replay overturns call

Officials ruled Julian Edelman did not touch the ball on a punt by the Chiefs in the fourth quarter.

Bill Belichick wasn?t too happy with his tablet

The Patriots coach spiked his device late in the fourth quarter after an exchange with an official.

Legislature may get involved in fight over housing at old power plant in South Boston

South Boston politicians who have concerns about a massive redevelopment project at the shuttered Boston Edison plant have taken their fight to the State House.

Four-alarm blaze destroys Manchester-by-the-Sea home

A four-alarm fire destroyed a Manchester-by-the-Sea home Sunday afternoon, displacing the family that lived there. No one was injured.

Suspect arrested, victim named in Jamaica Plain double shooting

Victor Rodriguez of South Boston is in custody and linked to Friday?s shooting that left a man dead, police said.

(FILES) In this file photo Lawyer of the US president Rudy Giuliani looks on before the US president announces his Supreme Court nominee in the East Room of the White House on July 9, 2018 in Washington, DC. - US President Donald Trump had conversations about a proposed project to build a Trump Tower in Moscow throughout the 2016 presidential campaign, far later than previously acknowledged, his lawyer said January 20, 2019. Trump's conversations with his then personal lawyer and fixer, Michael Cohen, who was spearheading the negotiations in Moscow, continued throughout the year until October or November 2016, Rudy Giuliani said. — AFP/Getty Images

Giuliani says Cohen talked about Trump Tower in Moscow through 2016 election

Rudy Giuliani, President Trump?s personal lawyer, said Sunday that discussions about building a Trump Tower in Moscow lasted through the November 2016 election.

Climate specialists react ? or not ? to Trump?s tweet on global warming

It?s far from the first time a Trump tweet turned acidulous; some climate scientists refuse to humor his mockery as a real discussion point.

?Saturday Night Live? parodies presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren

Kate McKinnon played the Massachusetts senator during a segment of ?Weekend Update.?

Unleash your dog?s love of winter by skijoring

The simple and easy Scandinavian sport ? you cross-country ski with your dog towing you along ? is becoming more popular in New England.

Residents on Lakeville Road in Jamaica Plain worked to clear out their vehicles on Sunday. — Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff

What?s next for us: Brutal cold and a deep freeze

Winter?s first big snowstorm is over, but the bitter cold that descended in its wake will linger into the beginning of the workweek.

Here?s how much snow fell in Greater Boston

Locations across the region received several inches of the white stuff.

Ideas | Joshua Macht

How the podcast juggernaut took off

Podcasting was the province of earnest public radio nerds. But the economics are suddenly right for a media format that fits easily into our lives

TROY, NY - JANUARY 16: Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) takes questions from reporters after announcing she will run for president in 2020 outside the Country View Diner, January 16, 2019 in Troy, New York. Last night on The Late Show, Gillibrand told host Stephen Colbert that she has formed an exploratory committee for her White House run. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

Opinion

Don?t make Gillibrand suffer for what Franken did

FILE ? Members of National Nurses United at a speech by Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) about health care on Capitol Hill in Washington, Sept. 13, 2017. A Medicare-for-all bill drafted by Sanders is gaining support among Democrats as they look ahead to the 2020 presidential race. (Tom Brenner/The New York Times)

Ideas

Elizabeth Warren is calling for Medicare for all. What does England?s experience tell us?

Ideas

On Second Thought: The fake news about fake news

Wealth inequality ?out of control,? Oxfam warns

Billionaire fortunes increased by 12 percent last year, while the world?s poorest half saw their wealth decline by 11 percent, anti-poverty campaigner Oxfam said.

With new day-care inspection system, high caseloads and shorter visits

Inspectors were already monitoring two to four times the caseloads specialists recommend.

INNOVATION ECONOMY

The VC forecast includes hopes for AI and Africa, worries about politicians

A survey of local venture capitalists turns up some recurring themes.

Music Review

Kacey Musgraves as good as gold at the Wang

Her sold-out performance Saturday was both a well-earned victory lap and a chance to prove that she?s more than earned her hype.

Special reports

Boston, MA - 1/16/1919: Looking across North End Park on Jan. 16, 1919, the day after a giant tank at the Purity Distilling Co. on Commercial Street collapsed, sending a wave of an estimated 2.3 million gallons of molasses through the streets of Boston. The great molasses tank was located in the center of this picture. Sections of the metal may be seen at the extreme left and right in the picture. Twenty-one people perished, including two 10-year-olds, Pasquale Iantosca and Maria Distasio, who were collecting firewood near the molasses tank while home from school for lunch. (Boston Globe Archive/) --- BGPA Reference: 150115_MJ_001 — Boston Globe Archive

Globe Magazine

The day Boston was swamped by a deadly wave of molasses

One hundred years ago today an enormous steel tank ruptured, sending a torrent of brown syrup on a deadly path through the North End.

The Big Picture

The best Globe staff photos of 2018

Our photographers share the stories behind what went into making the year?s best photos, as selected by the editors of the Globe Magazine and photo department.

Podcasts

Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc.

The story of a profoundly troubled young man and the ugly underside of America?s most popular sport.

The Help Desk

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HELP DESK

Here are small, realistic ways to start eating healthier

You don?t have to leave photos on your phone, where they could be lost. Protect them by saving them to the cloud and printing them.

How to protect all of those pictures trapped on your phone (and how to untrap them)

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STAN GROSSFELD

A look behind the scenes at a NESN Bruins broadcast

Students worked in the greenhouse, in 1976, at Hampshire College, which encourages educational experimentation.

Hampshire College?s offbeat path now uncertain

In rebuke to Baker, state GOP picks conservative to lead party

01/19/2019 Londonderry NH -Federal worker's Kelly Devine (cq) left and her husband Mick Devine (cq) right , at their home with their family. Jonathan Wiggs/Globe StaffReporter:Topic:

As shutdown lurches forward, financial strain deepens

The National Weather Service's Aviation Weather Center in Kansas City.

Snow and stress: Tracking the storm with no paycheck

Sarah Hodge Grob said, ?I?ve always loved fashions, especially the transformative effect that clothing can have on someone.?

ON THE JOB

Her mission: finding clothes that you won?t return

Stop & Shop wants to roll out the driverless stores this spring.

Turning city streets into a grocery aisle

Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley gave high-fives to children on Friday after speaking at a Temple Israel gathering dedicated to the vision of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.

Pressley stresses King?s message in temple address

Customers lined up to make purchases of recreational marijuana products, at the Alternative Therapies Group marijuana dispensary in Salem at its opening in December, one of four companies that have reached agreement with the city on marijuana sales licenses.

Pot store sues Salem to stop it from allowing competing shop to advance

?I hold him in extremely high regard, I do, personally and professionally,? Representative Stephen Lynch said of Joe Biden at a news conference Friday outside his South Boston home.

Who?s aboard the Biden 2020 train? Stephen Lynch

Surgeon accused of trying to record staff in Winchester hospital restroom

Peabody, MA - 01/015/19 - Dr. Alain Chaoui (cq) co-authored a new report on physician burnout. (Lane Turner/Globe Staff) Reporter: (Priyanka McCluskey) Topic: (17burnout)

Physician burnout now amounts to a public health crisis

Sports

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How Globe writers cast their votes in the 2019 Baseball Hall of Fame election

All five Globe reporters with a ballot voted for Mariano Rivera. Here?s a look at their full votes.

Metro

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Anne Hutchinson?s home once stood at the site of the former Old Corner Bookstore and the current home of a Chipotle restaurant.

Restored plaque remembers Anne Hutchinson

A plaque that commemorates one of Boston?s most important Colonial-era women was recently restored.

Politics

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(FILES) In this file photo taken on January 19, 2019 US President Donald Trump speaks as he departs the White House in Washington, DC, before flying to Dover Air force Base to visit with families of fallen soldiers. - US President Donald Trump bitterly attacked top Democrat Nancy Pelosi on January 20, 2019 after she rejected a deal on immigration and the Mexico border wall that would end a 30-day-old government shutdown. Pelosi, speaker of the House of Representatives, on Saturday called Trump's offer of temporary protections for about a million immigrants in return for $5.7 billion to fund the wall a

Trump defends his border plan even as others look for a deal

President Trump continued to push a plan he put forward Saturday, one rejected by Democrats, even as other Republicans on Sunday left the door open to negotiation.

Nation & World

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Students in ?MAGA? hats mock Native American veteran after D.C. rally

A diocese in Kentucky apologized after videos emerged showing students from a Catholic boys? high school mocking Native Americans after a rally in Washington.