A proposed state law would require the Department of Public Health to write rules requiring all hospitals in the state to ?ensure safe patient access at all times? to their emergency departments.
NESTOR RAMOS
If Rosa Parks rode a bus in Boston today, she?d see nearly the same segregation There are no signs enforcing segregated seating on buses anymore, but structural barriers and institutional neglect ensure that de facto segregation, by race and by income, endures.
Police cited four restaurants for opening their patios during the Patriots parade ?They showed up at 11:20 a.m., and it was just as the Lombardi trophy passed by my doorstep,? one restaurateur said.
Dave Epstein
We?re looking at some wintry weather overnight and into early Thursday.
A woman who was crossing the street near the intersection of Centre and Hastings streets was struck Tuesday afternoon and has died.
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Michelle Carter acted with criminal intent when she cajoled Conrad Roy III into killing himself, so her involuntary manslaughter conviction will stand, the Mass. Supreme Judicial Court ruled.
New program is launched to keep affordable housing in Boston?s South End An effort began Wednesday to ensure that more than 140 housing units in the South End remain affordable.
Proposed Boston schools budget would overhaul science instruction The $1.14 billion budget for Boston Public Schools is a modest increase and comes amid a call by mayors for more state aid.
BSC LAB in the Back Bay will close, and a TB12 facility might take its place The BSC canceled all memberships at the Back Bay location and said in a note that ?the space will now be occupied by TB12 Sports Therapy Center.?
Former New York Times executive editor Jill Abramson is facing allegations that she lifted material from other sources for her new book, ?Merchants of Truth.?
DNA leads to arrest in Warwick, R.I., murder case from 2013 John ?Jack? Fay was killed in an attack in as he jogged through a park in Warwick, R.I., in 2013. Now, a man has been charged based on DNA evidence.
Eva Hambach/AFP/Getty Images/File 2018
Canadian developers have quietly proposed a Ferris wheel, possibly at the end of Long Wharf, although other locations are in the mix.
JOAN VENNOCHI
With latest revelation, Elizabeth Warren can?t beat Donald Trump Her mishandling of her claims about American Indian heritage is now part of her political DNA. Apologies won?t change that.
Gary Washburn | on basketball
The Celtics already have the talent to build a sustainable contender.
Sean P. Murphy | The Fine Print
His truck broke down minutes after buying it. He still hasn?t gotten a refund Eighteen-year-old Robert Crotty Jr. drove away from the used car lot in his new pickup filled with pride and excitement. Three blocks away, the 2002 Dodge Dakota died.
RANGERS 4, BRUINS 3
Bruins give the game away to Rangers The Bruins squandered a 3-1 lead in the third period before losing in the seventh round of the shootout.
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TARA SULLIVAN
The relationship between the coach and the injured player says more about Schiano than anything he will do on the sideline.
The mascot, dubbed ?Brady,? was passed around from duck boat to duck boat and cuddled by players during the celebration on Tuesday. Eventually, it disappeared.
Opinion | Bandy X. Lee and Leonard L. Glass
Institutional silence on Trump?s mental state The voice of the American Psychiatric Association has been largely lacking.
EDITORIAL
Infrastructure Week can?t be a punch line anymore A big infusion of infrastructure spending could be a real win for the country, but to make it happen the president needs to move it to the top of his priority list ? now.
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JOAN VENNOCHI
The rest was an airy souffle of nothing much.
Love Letters
These fiftysomethings see dating much differently.
A special kind of shade: Pelosi smirks, dismisses Trump So President Trump blew through House Speaker Nancy Pelosi?s customary introduction before his State of the Union speech. Who cares? Not Pelosi.
2018 was the 4th warmest year on record, and scientists say it?s going to get worse While 2018 was the fourth-warmest year on record, British meteorologists are predicting the next five years will be much hotter, maybe even record-breaking.
Special Report
Read a multi-part investigation into how and why the lives of promising Boston valedictorians didn?t quite turn out the way they expected.
Love Letters
Dating in 2019 is?complicated. Frustrating. Sometimes completely exhilarating. In Season 2 of the podcast, Meredith Goldstein goes deep on one of her most-asked questions.
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The Big Picture
Patriots fans filled the streets to celebrate New England?s sixth Super Bowl win.
The Red Sox center fielder went back to the drawing board at the All-Star break last season after hitting .201 in the first half.
It took a bullet (literally), ferried her baby home from the hospital, and served as a longtime partner. But like the rest of us, the car was aging, Rebecca Pacheco writes.
This contemporary home has four bedrooms, 5.5 baths, and six fireplaces.
The president delivered the State of the Union on Tuesday night at the Capitol.
Pope Francis has for the first time publicly acknowledged the scandal of priests and bishops sexually abusing nuns and says he is committed to doing more to fight the problem.
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John Paul, AAA Northeast's Car Doctor, answers a question from a reader who was told the vibration in his Rogue is normal.
How do you take on Apple?s popular iTunes? podcasting platform? Music streaming service Spotify is giving it the old college try by purchasing podcast companies Gimlet and Anchor.
Almost all the candidates deal with very bad things happening to very young boys.
The former Ribelle chef returns with his own take on Japanese food.
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.
New voices at patients? bedsides: Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Apple Hospitals are exploring new uses for voice assistants in intensive care units and surgical recovery rooms.
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