Everything you need to know about the 2019 Patriots parade
The rolling rally is set for Tuesday at 11 a.m.
Longtime WBZ Radio anchor Gary LaPierre dies
LaPierre anchored morning newscasts for WBZ for decades.
Why walking 100 steps a minute is good for you. And 130 is even better
UMass researchers say they?ve found an easy way for you to know if you?re meeting federal health advice for exercise while you?re out walking.
It?s early February, but it feels like spring for a couple of days
The Boston area was unseasonably warm Monday, with a mix of sun and clouds, and more spring-like temperatures are in the forecast for Tuesday.
Truck Day signals the official start of Red Sox? title defense
In an annual harbinger of spring, the vehicle left Fenway Park around noon, carrying 20,400 baseballs and a lot of other stuff.
New head named for FBI?s Boston office
FBI Director Christopher Wray appointed a former deputy assistant director for the FBI?s counterintelligence division as the new special-agent-in-charge of the Boston field office.
Renée Graham
Blackface and the privilege of white ignorance
There?s always a white person wearing blackface who will use ignorance as a defense.
Michael A. Cohen
GOP hypocrisy on calls for Northam to resign
Republicans are joining Democrats in calling for Northam?s resignation, but routinely tolerate racism among their own.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Why should a billionaire with an open checkbook drive the impeachment crusade against Trump?
California billionaire Tom Steyer is doubling down on his personal impeachment crusade.
Opinion | Ben Clements and Ron Fein
The case for starting impeachment hearings against Trump
The grounds for starting impeachment hearings are clear.
Music Review
At TD Garden, Eric Church doubles down
The singer?s enthusiasm turned into an ever-building, increasingly thrilling feedback loop over the evening.
Demi Lovato deletes Twitter account over 21 Savage backlash
Lovato faced criticism that she was laughing at memes about 21 Savage, who was taken into custody by immigration authorities at the Super Bowl.
NAMES
Liam Neeson said he wanted to kill a black person after his friend was raped
Neeson, who was promoting his new film, said he was ashamed to make the admission.
State Police launch body camera pilot program
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Massachusetts State Police have begun a six-month body camera pilot program, with about 100 troopers testing devices from several vendors.
James ?Whitey? Bulger did not leave a will, court filings show
Papers filed in probate court didn?t indicate whether Bulger had any assets at the time of his death in 2018.
Man charged with drunken driving in brother?s death in Norwood crash
Tresor Wrensford suffered fatal injuries in a single car crash on Route 1A near the intersection with Davis Avenue, police said.
Va. lieutenant governor denies sexual assault accusation stemming from Boston incident
Justin Fairfax is in line to assume the governorship if under-fire Ralph Northam resigns.
?Young and the Restless? actor Kristoff St. John dies at 52
Mr. St. John played Neil Winters on the CBS soap opera since 1991, earning nine daytime Emmy nominations.
Elizabeth Warren invites federal worker affected by shutdown to State of the Union
The senator?s office said that she has invited a federal employee who was out of work during the government shutdown as her guest for Tuesday?s State of the Union address.
Trump will nominate David Bernhardt as interior secretary
Bernhardt is leading the department on an interim basis after the resignation of Ryan Zinke.
48-year-old man killed in Wareham crash on I-195
?Investigation into facts and circumstances is ongoing. All traffic lanes are open,? according to a statement.
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Special Report
They were the top of their class at Boston public schools. Then life happened
Read a multi-part investigation into how and why the lives of promising Boston valedictorians didn?t quite turn out the way they expected.
The Big Picture
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The Big Picture
Globe staff photos of the month for January
Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month: of winter storms, the partial federal government shutdown, and a comfort dog in the class room.
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Sports
CELTICS NOTEBOOK
Gordon Hayward can take heart from Paul George?s experience
Like Hayward, the Thunder star suffered a catastrophic injury, but he eventually returned to top form.
Metro
Seth Moulton dances around 2020 talk in brief N.H. visit
The Salem Democrat took questions for about 45 minutes but never even winked at whether he would be the second person from Mass. to jump into the campaign.
Real Estate
US new-home sales jumped nearly 17 percent in November
Sales of new homes soared, defying higher mortgage rates, but they?re still below year-ago levels. | realestate.boston.
Politics
The ?Draft Beto? campaign started in a diner in Dorchester
Far away from Beto O?Rourke?s home in El Paso, Texas, three thirtysomething Massachusetts political operatives launched an effort to draft the failed Senate candidate into the race for president.
Nation & World
Virginia?s governor still shows no signs of stepping down
Ralph Northam met privately on Monday with top administration officials as the controversy about racist photos on his medical school yearbook page continued.
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Lincoln celebrates the Continental?s 80th birthday with Coach Door Edition that has 60s-style rear-hinged doors
Exiting the rear seats of any vehicle can be awkward, especially when your wardrobe prevents you from using your legs as separate limbs. To prevent paparazzi faux pas, and to celebrate a special anniversary, Lincoln debuts a limited production version of its flagship sedan, the 2019 Continental 80th Anniversary Coach Door Edition. Hearkening back to [?]
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Business
?Bond King? Bill Gross retires after storied four-decade career
Gross cofounded Pacific Investment Management Co. and once ran the world?s largest bond mutual fund.
Arts
Here?s why Maroon 5 played the Super Bowl halftime show (and who turned it down)
Rapper Cardi B said she received an offer to perform at the Super Bowl, but turned down the lucrative opportunity in support of ex-NFL player Colin Kaepernick.
STAT
As cystic fibrosis drugs deliver new hope, progress isn?t reaching everyone
The fate of certain patients is a reminder that, with complicated genetic diseases, scientific advances often don?t extend to everyone at the same time.
Real Estate
Are we ignoring ? or outright banning ? an easy affordable-housing fix?
Mobile homes may be the least expensive and most effective means of addressing the region?s housing shortage.