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Boehner strikes conciliatory tone over budget fight

House Speaker John Boehner said he is open to a revenue hike that also includes entitlement overhaul and tax code reform.

Romney looks to future without political office in sights

As Mitt Romney takes stock of his failed campaign and his future, he is unlikely to again seek office, insiders say.

Stock markets slump as Wall Street faces fiscal realities

The Dow Jones average fell 313 points as investors worried that a returning President Obama and Republicans will fail to reach a budget deal.

Some election predictions nail outcome, others miss badly

Election Day was a day when political prognosticators learned whether their crystal balls were accurate or not.

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Election results

Maps of state-by-state presidential results, town-by-town Senate results, and links to other US, state, and local races.

Tommy Heinsohn is seen coaching the Celtics during the NBA Finals against the Bucks in 1974.

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Why Tommy Heinsohn is a Celtics institution

The Celtics’ color commentator was one of the greatest players and coaches in Celtics history before he started torturing NBA officials from his broadcast perch.

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Bass and Garnett lead Celtics over Wizards

Brandon Bass scored five straight points in overtime, helping the Boston Celtics pull out a 100-94 win over the Washington Wizards, and Kevin Garnett led the team with 20 points.

Nor’easter brings snow to the region

Areas in Western and Central Massachusetts could see as much as 3 to 5 inches of snow tonight, with some areas getting up to 6, according to forecasts.

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Drums Alive has fitness buffs channeling inner rock stars

This fusion of pulsating rhythms and energetic group fitness involves tapping beats with drumsticks onto exercise balls while performing choreographed cardio moves.

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Elizabeth Warren told supporters she would be not just their senator but their champion.

Warren elected decisively after hard-fought race

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Video from Election Day

News Analysis

Economy helped Obama, hurt Romney

It’s tailgate time. ’Cue the veggies

“Perfect Couples’’ is part of Allan McCollum’s “The Shapes Project.’’

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Twos of a kind, frayed knots, and double takes

Mr. Carter was already in his 80s when he took on his most expansive work, “Symphonia.”

Elliot Carter, 103; top US composer, prolific to the end

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The economic limits for our next president

From left: Steven Tyler, Joey Kramer, Joe Perry, and Tom Hamilton show off their commemorative street signs before Monday’s concert.

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Aerosmith rocks the old neighborhood

Sherry Pagoto, associate professor of medicine at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, at her standing/walking desk.

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Anti-sitting movement gaining followers

“Bruce,” a new biography, looks at Bruce Springsteen, the enduring rocker and charismatic leader of the E Street Band.

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‘Bruce’ by Peter Ames Carlin

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Public Enemy still hitting targets on ‘Evil Empire’

“Lightning Dreams” documents Alan Gibbs’s passion for harnessing power as he commissions the world’s largest Tesla coil for his estate in New Zealand.

Art and science collide in ‘Lightning Dreams’

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Juan Nieves to be Red Sox pitching coach

Nieves, who was the White Sox bullpen coach the past five seasons, will become Boston’s fifth pitching coach in four seasons.

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Mass. pharmacy board chief fired after meningitis outbreak

James D. Coffey has been fired for allegedly ignoring a complaint in July about the Framingham compounding pharmacy at the center of the meningitis outbreak.