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DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Tom Brady completes revenge tour for the ages with No. 7

Brady finished 21 of 29 for 201 yards and three touchdowns, all in the first half, in winning his record seventh Super Bowl title and fifth Super Bowl MVP. How’s that taste, Bill and Bob?

Rob Gronkowski shows he’s still got it, picks up another Super Bowl ring, and says he’ll be back

Chad Finn

I’m glad he’s a champion again, and other thoughts on Tom Brady’s seventh Super Bowl win

There was some familiar joy to be found in watching Brady still do his thing, and I found myself pulling for him.

Ben Volin: Winning with once-lowly Bucs is greatest achievement of Tom Brady’s career With Buccaneers’ victory, Lori Locust and Maral Javadifar become first women coaches to win Super Bowl

Tom Brady confronts Tyrann Mathieu after targeting the Chiefs safety on Antonio Brown touchdown

Here’s what Tom Brady was texting teammates before the Super Bowl

Drake from State Farm, Cardi B, and your cousin from Boston: A look at the ads from Super Bowl LV

Josh Hawley cheered on the Chiefs during the Super Bowl, and Twitter wasn’t having it

Dave Epstein | Weather

More snow is on the way Tuesday

It’s looking like a general 2- to 4-inch snowfall for most of the area, with the chance for a couple of higher amounts.

Here’s how much snow fell in Mass. during Sunday's storm

The Great Divide

In some Boston schools, in-person education will resemble remote learning

To serve both students in the classroom and those at home without hiring extra staff, hundreds of teachers in Boston Public Schools will instruct both groups simultaneously, with everyone logging onto Zoom or Google Classroom — whether they are miles away or 10 feet from their teacher.

Baker built a reputation as a managerial expert. The sluggish vaccine rollout is testing it

Massachusetts has lagged behind most other states in the distribution of vaccines to combat the coronavirus.

Tracker: The latest on COVID-19 vaccine frontrunners

Moderna wants to put added doses in vials to speed COVID-19 vaccinations

The space at the top of each container could accommodate more of the vaccine, but it would require FDA approval.

South Africa scrambles for new vaccine plan after halting AstraZeneca

UMass Amherst under lockdown due to coronavirus spike

From Tuesday to Thursday of last week, the university counted 298 positive tests, and there are now 398 active cases, Chancellor Kumble R. Subbaswamy said.

State remains at risk for COVID-19, despite downturn

Representative Ron Wright, who battled health challenges including cancer and COVID-19, dies at 67

Texas GOP Congressman Ron Wright had battled health challenges over the past year including lung cancer treatment and COVID-19.

Ibram X. Kendi and Keisha N. Blain enlist 90 writers to tell 400 years of African American history

The co-editors of "Four Hundred Souls" describe how they conceived of the book, covering Black American history since 1619.

A Beautiful Resistance | Jeneé Osterheldt

The Black history I carry with me: Joanne Dorgilus

Dorgilus is a health and wellness coach in Boston.

A Beautiful Resistance

‘You can’t blame other people for what you don’t know.’ In Providence, life lessons in a science class

Alexander Major is considered an excellent teacher, but he understands that his ability to explain physics, biology, and environmental science has added value because he looks like the kids he’s teaching.

Mental health struggles on the rise during pandemic, CDC report says

Nearly 29 percent of some 1,000 people surveyed in March and April reported experiencing depression, and just over 18 percent reported substance use increase or initiation as the COVID-19 pandemic continued to rage.

Trump lawyers blast impeachment trial as ‘political theater’ in brief

In a brief filed Monday on the eve of the Senate impeachment trial, lawyers for the former president attacked the case on multiple grounds. They said it was unconstitutional and must be dismissed.

Reflecting on ‘traumatic’ siege, Pressley urges Senate to hold Trump accountable

Alabama Senator Richard Shelby announces he wont seek a seventh term

Senator Richard Shelby of Alabama, the Senate’s fourth most senior member, announced Monday that he will not seek a seventh term in office in 2022.

Opinion

Abdallah Fayyad

The racial vaccination gap is a scandal

For months, experts warned about the structural impediments to a more equitable distribution of vaccines, but governors did not make racial equity enough of a priority.

Rachelle G. Cohen

Baker’s hunt for the wily gooney bird

As a Black woman in politics, I belong here

Massachusetts needs a strong transportation vision and a leader who can carry it out

The climate crisis still needs Congress

Project Takeout: Get takeout. Save restaurants you love.

Ordering dinner will help small local businesses survive the pandemic. But that’s just the start.

3 restaurants we supported this week Takeout containers were once an afterthought. Now they’re essential — and expensive Learn more about Project Takeout

After receiving widespread attention for packed crowds ahead of the Super Bowl, maskless celebrations followed the Bucs’ win in Tampa

For the most part, the fans celebrating the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Super Bowl victory over the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday were maskless and ignored calls for social distancing.

Ben Downing, former state senator, launches campaign for governor

Former Massachusetts state Senator Ben Downing announced Monday that he is launching a run for governor in 2022, making him the first Democrat to formally enter the race.

Melrose man injured after being thrown from snowmobile on frozen N.H. lake

A man was thrown from his snowmobile after striking a pressure ridge on Lower Suncook Lake in Barnstable, N.H., suffering serious injuries, officials said.

The suburban police chief who’s trying to change policing

Ed Denmark, the police chief of the mostly white town of Harvard, worries the policing world is failing to reform. After more than three decades on the job, this much he is willing to admit: The approach to policing in America is broken.

Longtime ESPN baseball correspondent Pedro Gomez dies at 58

Gomez was a correspondent on ESPN's “SportsCenter,” “Baseball Tonight” and additional shows, including “Wednesday Night Baseball."

Leader of Mass. Eye and Ear joins Frequency Therapeutics

The Woburn biotech is working on a potential treatment for hearing loss.

Former Biogen head takes over as CEO of gene-editing firm Editas

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This Massachusetts software developer is building a better website to find vaccination slots than the state

Still a work in progress, the site by Olivia Adams instantly shows which vaccination locations in Massachusetts have open appointments.

adrian walker

Activists seek to get vaccines into the communities that most need it

What began as worry quickly turned into alarm, then anger over the state’s botched rollout of the COVID vaccines. Or, to be more exact, the failure to get the vaccine to the Black and brown communities in Boston that have been affected most dramatically by the coronavirus.

metro

Mental health struggles on the rise during pandemic, CDC report says

Nearly 29 percent of some 1,000 people surveyed in March and April reported experiencing depression, and just over 18 percent reported substance use increase or initiation as the COVID-19 pandemic continued to rage.

RI EDUCATION

‘You can’t blame other people for what you don’t know.’ In Providence, life lessons in a science class

Dave Epstein | Weather

More snow is on the way Tuesday

Sports

college basketball

Pandemic’s effects hit hard for BC and UMass men’s basketball

The Eagles were flat and undermanned after a long layoff, and the Minutemen had their next four games canceled.

The Celtics are focusing too much on drawing fouls, and not enough on making shots

Here’s what Tom Brady was texting teammates before the Super Bowl

business

Moderna wants to put added doses in vials to speed COVID-19 vaccinations

The space at the top of each container could accommodate more of the vaccine, but it would require FDA approval.

Former Biogen head takes over as CEO of gene-editing firm Editas

Tesla buys $1.5 billion in Bitcoin, will accept as payment soon

politics

Representative Ron Wright, who battled health challenges including cancer and COVID-19, dies at 67

Texas GOP Congressman Ron Wright had battled health challenges over the past year including lung cancer treatment and COVID-19.

Alabama Senator Richard Shelby announces he wont seek a seventh term

Trump lawyers blast impeachment trial as ‘political theater’ in brief

lifestyle

VIP LOUNGE

Best-selling author checks out on vacation, loves Mexico and margaritas, and hopes to get to Ireland

We caught up with Lisi Harrison to talk about all things travel.

COMFORT ZONE

LonelyBones Skate Co. makes space for the next generation of skaters

Why Brady and Gronk’s new commercial didn’t make it to the Super Bowl

arts

Ibram X. Kendi and Keisha N. Blain enlist 90 writers to tell 400 years of African American history

The co-editors of "Four Hundred Souls" describe how they conceived of the book, covering Black American history since 1619.

MATTHEW GILBERT | YOUR TV GPS

The week’s TV: Impeachment II, ‘Clarice’ but no Lecter, and road-tripping in kilts

‘Schitt’s Creek’ star Dan Levy hosted ‘SNL.’ From sketches involving a Super Bowl party to browsing Zillow, watch them here

rhode island

RI EDUCATION

‘You can’t blame other people for what you don’t know.’ In Providence, life lessons in a science class

Alexander Major is considered an excellent teacher, but he understands that his ability to explain physics, biology, and environmental science has added value because he looks like the kids he’s teaching.

RHODE MAP

It sure sounds like Amazon wants to open a giant facility in Johnston, R.I.

In Rhode Island nursing homes, a staffing crisis made worse by COVID-19

Newton

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With every sip, a labor of love

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On the Street

In tackling the pandemic, Chelsea finds new strength

Brockton offers a gateway to a new generation

This time, Quincy Center’s revival looks legit

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Boston Globe launches ‘Fresh Start’ initiative: People can apply to have past coverage about them reviewed

Similar to “right to forget” programs that have cropped up across the country, the undertaking is meant to address the lasting impact that stories about past embarrassments, mistakes, or minor crimes, forever online, can have on a person’s life.

Last Words: Is death the great equalizer?

Quite the contrary, a Spotlight investigation shows. Death exposes in high relief the layers of inequities, in race and income, care and opportunity, that shape life down to its final hours. It is a truth the pandemic has only underscored — one hard to see, because it is so much easier to look away.

I knew getting prostate cancer at 48 would change me. I had no idea how much

For the past year, Mark Shanahan has been working on Mr. 80 Percent, a six-episode podcast miniseries about his experience with prostate cancer. It’s a deeply personal, sometimes harrowing, often funny story about a disease that affects millions of men. The heroes are his doctors and family, who put up with some appalling behavior. You’ll hear from both.

Comfort Zone

‘Music is very healing for us.’ BMC nurses receive guitars from rocker John Fogerty

A lifelong fan, nurse Sarah Demers struck up a correspondence with the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer.

IN THE FAMILY WAY

My parents are vaccinated! Can they see their grandkids now?

Here’s how to navigate grandparent interactions in a post-vaccination world.

ODD AND OFFBEAT

A guaranteed moose sighting in Maine — and this one’s made of chocolate

Lenny, who lives at Len Libby Candies, has been featured on TV’s “Good Morning America” and in the board game Trivial Pursuit. Try finding another moose who’s done that.

Boston Public Library invites talented teens to a music maker showdown

The BPL's new Teen Music Maker Showdown will recognize talented 13- to 18-year-olds.

Do these new self-help books hold the keys to happy singlehood?

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Three recipes that take the guesswork out of braising chicken

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How to tackle inequality without triggering a backlash

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Poem: Garden of Stories

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Massachusetts’ early college program: from successful pilot to sustainable policy

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The Road Ahead: Charting the pandemic over the next 12 months — and beyond

In this project, STAT describes 30 key moments, possible turning points that could steer the pandemic onto a different course or barometers for how the virus is reshaping our lives.

From a small N.C. town to big-city hospitals, how software infuses racism into U.S. health care

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Covid-19’s wintry mix: Dry indoor air helps the virus spread

The worry is not just that people might mingle more closely inside, but that the air they breathe will make the virus more dangerous.

In the Covid-19 death of a hospital food worker, a microcosm of the pandemic

The hospital's first employee to die of Covid-19 was a kitchen worker named Marie Deus — and her illness sparked a question. Why weren't bedside clinicians getting sick at the highest rates?

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sports

With Buccaneers’ victory, Lori Locust and Maral Javadifar become first women coaches to win Super Bowl

I’m glad he’s a champion again, and other thoughts on Tom Brady’s seventh Super Bowl win

Tom Brady confronts Tyrann Mathieu after targeting the Chiefs safety on Antonio Brown touchdown

metro

It sure sounds like Amazon wants to open a giant facility in Johnston, R.I.

Baker built a reputation as a managerial expert. The sluggish vaccine rollout is testing it

Ben Downing, former state senator, launches campaign for governor

Nation

Representative Ron Wright, who battled health challenges including cancer and COVID-19, dies at 67

Alabama Senator Richard Shelby announces he wont seek a seventh term

South Africa scrambles for new vaccine plan after halting AstraZeneca

World

Israeli PM rejects charges as corruption trial resumes

AstraZeneca’s vaccine does not work well against virus variant in South Africa

Turned back by Italy, migrants face perilous winter in Balkans

politics

Josh Hawley cheered on the Chiefs during the Super Bowl, and Twitter wasn’t having it

Impeachment case aims to marshal outrage of Capitol attack against Trump

US moves to rejoin UN rights council, reversing Trump anew

business

Leader of Mass. Eye and Ear joins Frequency Therapeutics

‘It is a very special moment’: Nexthink reaches unicorn status after raising $180m for US expansion

A list of businesses that can increase their capacity

lifestyle

Meet the healthcare workers the Patriots are sending to the Super Bowl

New England resorts are offering unique winter packages

Jennifer Lawrence injured on set of ‘Don’t Look Up’ during overnight filming in Brockton

marijuana

Should psychedelic drugs be decriminalized in Mass.? Advocates see opening

Northampton drops controversial fees on marijuana companies

Marijuana trade group drops lawsuit against state after backlash

opinion

Baker’s hunt for the wily gooney bird

Mass. should finally move ahead on driver’s licenses for undocumented residents

As a Black woman in politics, I belong here

food & dining

23 New England artisans win Good Food Awards

What to make for Super Bowl snacks this Sunday

Where to celebrate Valentine’s Day

travel

Best-selling author checks out on vacation, loves Mexico and margaritas, and hopes to get to Ireland

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Books

Ibram X. Kendi and Keisha N. Blain enlist 90 writers to tell 400 years of African American history

Survivor stories in ‘Milk Blood Heat’

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Movies

From the Black experience, narratives of destruction and creation

8 memorable movies from Sundance Film Festival

11 movies that celebrate romance, chosen by Globe staff

Television

The week’s TV: Impeachment II, ‘Clarice’ but no Lecter, and road-tripping in kilts

‘Schitt’s Creek’ star Dan Levy hosted ‘SNL.’ From sketches involving a Super Bowl party to browsing Zillow, watch them here

‘SNL’ parodies Super Bowl pregame show, mocks commercials to air

music

‘Midnight Train to Georgia’ songwriter Jim Weatherly dies

9 love-song-loving musicians on the ones they wish they’d written

BLO’s ‘Usher’ embeds Edgar Allan Poe’s gothic horror story within a contemporary nightmare

Theater/Dance

What President Biden can do to save the arts

Actor Denis O’Hare on ‘King Lear,’ Trump, and the one role he never wants to play again

Boston Ballet revisits Yakobson gems and previews new work for spring

globe local

This Valentine’s Day, a chance to celebrate togetherness at home

Should Massachusetts adopt proposed legislation making it easier to hold defendants without bail?

Beverly Beckham: Watching and escaping the world from a favorite chair

Obituaries

Kay Bourne, ‘a true champion’ of Boston’s Black arts community, dies at 82

George P. Shultz, former secretary of state, dies at 100

Margaret Snyder, the U.N.’s ‘first feminist,’ dies at 91