Trump announces deal to reopen government for three weeks

The Senate later Friday unanimously passed a bill to reopen the government until Feb. 15.

SCOT LEHIGH

Trump beats a humiliating retreat

After an ill-considered government shutdown, the president caved in.

4 things to know about Trump?s shutdown announcement

What does that announcement mean?

Federal workers worry another shutdown is on the horizon

They?re happy the government will reopen ? for now ? but they?re concerned they?ll be in the same spot again in a few weeks.

Roger Stone walked out of the federal courthouse following a hearing Friday in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. — Lynne Sladky/Associated Press

Roger Stone becomes the sixth Trump adviser charged by special counsel

President Trump?s confidant was charged with seven counts, including making false statements and witness tampering, according to the special counsel?s office.

Roger Stone loves the spotlight, even under indictment

??It?s better to be infamous than not to be famous at all,?? Stone said one recent blustery afternoon.

Who is Roger Stone? Here are 7 things to know

Stone, a 66-year-old political strategist, has been a controversial fixture in Republican circles for decades, going back to his days working for Richard Nixon.

Ideas | Emily Sweeney

Dropkick Murphy and the dawn of detox

Long before the Betty Ford clinic, a retired professional wrestler was helping celebrities and alcoholics get healthier.

EDITORIAL

A bold new Charlie Baker emerges

In the first month of his second term, a new Charlie Baker has emerged. Cautious no more, the governor is determined to be not just a good governor but a great one.

Renée Graham

Birtherism is back. Gee, I wonder why

Now that California?s Kamala Harris has announced for president, conspiracy theorists are making up the same lies about her citizenship that Barack Obama faced.

@ Large | Michael Andor Brodeur

That Covington Catholic video, and how smirks work

We might be afraid to say how we really feel about each other in America, but it?s written all over our face.

Dinner with Cupid

Blind date: ?I walked downstairs and recognized him?

Will a shared hometown be a plus or minus for these daters?

Love Letters

How do I accept all her exes?

?She?s still friends with a lot of the people she?s slept with. I?ve tried to be cool about it, but frankly, it?s a struggle.?

Check out the Winter Arts Guide 2019

Upcoming concerts, shows, performances in theater, music, dance, art, and television.

Dave Epstein

Next week set to bring arctic air

The temperature doesn?t look like it will be as low as what we saw at the beginning of this week, but it will still be one of the colder readings of the winter.

Jamal Adams doesn?t regret decking the Patriots mascot

The New York Jets defensive back said he wasn?t intending to hurt Pat Patriot, but he isn?t exactly sorry either.

Jared Goff rallied the Rams from an early 13-point deficit in the NFC Championship. — Chris Graythen/Getty Images

Jared Goff won?t be star-struck facing Tom Brady

The 17-year age gap is the biggest between starting quarterbacks in Super Bowl history.

Bulger family seeks to lay claim to slain gangster?s estate

The estate currently is worth nothing but potentially could grow if the Bulgers succeed in a federal civil rights lawsuit over James ?Whitey? Bulger?s death in prison.

Horse dies after falling on ice near home in North Attleborough

Firefighters and a Bristol rescue team tried to save the horse, but could not.

Andrea Lawrence measures out an order for a medical marijuana patient trying to beat the lines at Theory Wellness in Great Barrington, Mass., before Friday's opening day for adult-use recreational marijuana on Thursday, Jan. 10, 2019. (Stephanie Zollshan/The Berkshire Eagle via AP) — Stephanie Zollshan/Berkshire Eagle/AP

N.H. commission opposes marijuana legalization

A state commission created to reduce alcohol and drug problems in New Hampshire is opposing a bill to legalize recreational marijuana use.

Special reports

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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Jessicah Pierre (standing), founder of Queens Co., worked out details of the sold-out Queens Dinner scheduled for Saturday night at District Hall in the Seaport.

Queens Dinner: Self-care for their sisterhood

Anyone who ventured outside Thursday was in for a soaking.

On the mean streets, it?s drench warfare

Who burned down St. Ambrose church?

Polar finally delivers relatable Valentine?s Day flavor

Some Boston-themed Sweethearts to hold you over

The Egyptian Theatre in Park City, Utah, hosts screenings during the Sundance Film Festival.

10 movies to see at this year?s Sundance Film Festival

The power of waves is increasing, thanks to climate change, according to researchers.

Study: Waves get more powerful, thanks to climate change

01/23/2019 Falmouth MA - A wind turbine looms over the Craggy Ridge neighborhood in West Falmouth. Opponents of the town of Falmouth's wind turbines,have complained, that they are eyesores, and even cause neighbors physical harm. .Jonathan Wiggs/Globe StaffReporter:Topic:

Bid to go green leaves Falmouth with the blues

Lesieur?s stainless steel vegetable oils and mayonnaise containers designed for use with Loop.

Could this be the return of the ?milkman model??

Kenneth Griffin has purchased a penthouse unit at 220 Central Park South (above) for $238 million.

N.Y. penthouse sells for $238m, a new US record

Mr. Leonard, shown in 1996, was a bartender at the famed Eliot Lounge.

Tommy Leonard, Falmouth Road Race founder, dies at 85

*RETRANSMISSION TO CHANGE SLUG TO FEWER-VERMONTERS. NO OTHER CHANGES -- (NYT51) POULTNEY, Vt. -- March 3, 2006 -- FEWER-VERMONTERS -- Students from Green Mountain College pass the college's Dean's home along Main Street across from the campus, Feb. 9, 2006. Vermont schools like Green Mountain College draw many students from other states, but most Vermonters choose to attend college elsewhere. (Librado Romero/The New York Times)

Green Mountain College in Vermont will shut down

Sports

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Los Angeles, CA: 10-28-18: Manager Alex Cora (left) hoists the trophy as (left to right) David Price, Rick Porcello, Chris Sale and Eduardo Nunez look on while the Red Sox celebrate their World Series victory. The Boston Red Sox visited the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game Five of the World Series at Dodger Stadium. (Jim Davis/Globe Staff)

Red Sox postpone their trip to White House until May 9

The government shutdown prompted the team to reschedule the visit, originally set for Feb. 15.

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The scene at the Jan. 10 crash on Route 101 in Epping, N.H.

Man pleads not guilty in crash that killed retired Townsend police sergeant, wife

Ryan Kittredge was ordered held without bail after his arraignment on charges of negligent homicide and felony reckless conduct.

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For Jeffrey Sánchez, a new gig at Harvard

The former eight-term state representative and House budget chief will start Monday as a senior fellow at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.