Terry Rozier?s long outside shot
Terry Rozier may not play much as a Celtics rookie but he dreams of becoming an All-Star eventually.

David Maxwell

The speedy Celtics rookie outran a lot: a turbulent childhood, a father behind bars. Talent and love ? including his father?s from afar ? saved him.

Eighty-year-old Vincent Asaro (center) will go on trial Monday on charges he pocketed a cut of the $6 million Lufthansa robbery at Kennedy Airport in 1978.

NYC trial revisits infamous heist portrayed in ?Goodfellas?

For decades, prosecutors say, Vincent Asaro kept hidden his role in an infamous mob heist hidden.

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Revisiting the world of ?Back to the Future Part II?

Smartphone glasses? The Cubs winning the World Series? A look at how far off are we from the 2015 that the movie predicted more than 25 years ago.

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Hillary Cohen is set to be the first person to receive a prosthetic leg donated by a foundation established by Marathon bombing survivor Heather Abbott.

Tom Brady and the Patriots don?t need any motivation to thump the Colts, says Christopher L. Gasper.

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CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

For the Patriots, it?s not about revenge

They?re going to romp because that?s what they do against the Colts. It?s like breathing.

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No. 5 Clemson overwhelms BC

The Eagles? top-ranked defense couldn?t handle the Tigers? potent offense.

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Powerful winds, strong performances at Head of the Charles

Olympians Gevva Stone, Mahe Drysdale capture singles titles on first day of the event.

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What?s happening in local museums

Exploring how we keep museums vital today, plus a look at Vermeer groupies, late-night museum-going, and, of course, things to see and do.

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Merrimack Pharmaceuticals is targeting its lead drug candidate at metastatic pancreatic cancer, a disease that has stubbornly resisted treatment.

President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton listened in 1999 to a Rwandan woman?s stories of surviving the 1994 genocide. Bill Clinton has said he is haunted by the massacres.

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State Dept. aided Clinton-backed Rwanda effort

Bill Clinton wanted to build a new health system in Rwanda. Under Hillary Clinton, the State Department delivered big time.

Woman accused of endangering ailing son by fleeing Pa.

The woman triggered an Amber Alert after she allegedly drove more than seven hours to Boston to have her son treated at Children?s Hospital.

Emerson College is considering new uses for the Colonial Theatre, which was lit up for performances only 100 days over the past two years.

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Rapid-fire shifts have Boston?s theater community rattled

Are recent transformations ? concussive and breathtakingly swift ? simply coincidence? Or are they somehow related?

Hospital personnel were escorted out of Brigham and Women?s Hospital after a shooting there in January.

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KEVIN CULLEN

Brigham security fight shows failure to communicate

Nurses at the hospital say more security is needed after a doctor?s killing there, and say their calls have nothing to do with contract talks.

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Mr. Claus may have St. Nicholas?s looks and driver?s license, but the resemblance ends there.

Concern mounts on opioid crisis? toll on children

Doctors, judges, and drug counselors say they are seeing more and more cases of neglect and abuse of children due to opioid-addicted parents.

Nude man rescued from Boston Harbor by State Police

A nude man was rescued by Massachusetts state police after he jumped into the Boston Harbor Saturday afternoon.

Opinion & Ideas

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Gender identity is hard to explain ? even to yourself.

Ground Game

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Jeb Bush is in third place in a new poll in New Hampshire with Marco Rubio just one point behind.

The Big Picture

Protesters opening their umbrellas, symbols of the pro-democracy movement, in 2014.

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The Umbrella Movement, one year later

A year after Hong Kong riot police fired tear gas at pro-democracy protesters, a Reuters photographer revisited the scenes.

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Innovation Economy

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They?re part of the entrepreneurial drive to solve a problem that costs the health care system hundreds of billions of dollars.

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Cardinal Francis Arinze of Nigeria is unyielding in his defense of Catholic orthodoxy.

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Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh battling bladder cancer
The 2015 Greater New England UFO Conference in Leominster.

Bigfoot, UFOs, ghosts at Leominster conference
The last known photograph of Gerry Largay, taken shortly before she vanished on July 22, 2013.

Remains of hiker in puzzling case found in Maine

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Scenes from the Head of the Charles

Poll finds Clinton, Sanders in dead heat in N.H.
Sports bettors watched games and races at Wynn Las Vegas.

DraftKings, Nevada gaming official trade barbs after ban

?A ray of hope? near Dudley Square
After collectively buying over $900 dollars of lululemon clothes, Melanie Pero (right) and Erika Nighan stopped on the side of Boylston Street to

Lululemon draws thousands to warehouse sale
Donald Trump drew an estimated 4,000 people at his appearance in Tyngsborough Friday night.

Trump targets Clinton, Sanders at Tyngsborough stop
Lark Creek Grill at San Francisco International Airport is a descendant of one of the first farm-to-table restaurants in the Bay Area.

travel

Airport restaurants where you can eat like a local
Keolis Commuter Services, which operates the MBTA?s commuter rail, lost $19.4 million during the first half of 2015.

Keolis lost $19.4 million in first half of 2015

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Kansas City?s Alex Gordon (right) was greeted by teammate Alcides Escobar after scoring during a five-run seventh inning.

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Royals rally to defeat Blue Jays in Game 2

Ben Zobrist?s easy fly that fell in for a hit began a five-run uprising by Kansas City in the seventh inning.

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Retired professor David Kelly on the Hampshire College campus. Photo/Amanda Schwengel

Starts and Stops

Why did Hampshire College change speed limit to 17 m.p.h.?

When longtime math professor David Kelly retired, the school changed did something to honor his favorite number.

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With Hank Finkel, Celtic Pride still stands tall

Hank Finkel?s life has always been about working hard and taking advantage of opportunities.

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Only Bentley SUV in U.S. rolled through Boston Thursday

The brand new Bentayga is the fastest SUV in the world.

Columnists

Eduardo Pujol simply wanted to hear stories about how people got to where they are, regardless of their fields.

Shirley Leung

Some free advice on wheels
Cruz.

Michael A. Cohen

Cruz hits low point in GOP rhetoric

Meredith Warren

The empty bully pulpit against gun violence
Tom Brady talked extensively about his business partner and fitness guru Alex Guerrero during a radio interview this week.

CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

Brady can?t ignore health guru?s controversies
Warren.

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The invisible podium belonged to Warren
Rapper T.I. (left) and Hillary Clinton.

Renée Graham

Yes, a woman can be president
Dan Okrent in 2003.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

The accidental godfather of fantasy sports
Hillary Clinton smiled during Tuesday?s Democratic presidential debate.

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Clinton delivers top-notch debate performance
Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton shared a laugh after he expressed frustration over the focus on her use of a private e-mail server.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Clinton wins, with an assist from Sanders
Hopkinton-based EMC will be sold to Dell in a $67 billion deal.

DANTE RAMOS

EMC sale holds lesson for Mass.

JEFF JACOBY

The power to regulate is the power to destroy
A DraftKings employee walked walked past screens displaying the company?s online system stats in its Boston office.

Kevin Cullen

Mass., DraftKings, Fan Duel living in a fantasy world

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Henriette Reker, a candidate for the mayoral election in Cologne, Germany, campaigned on Friday. She was stabbed in the neck Saturday during a campaign event in the city.

Leading candidate in German election stabbed

Henriette Reker, running for mayor of Cologne, was stabbed in the neck by a man who claimed anti-foreigner motives.

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Maine Yankee?s nuclear reactor (left) was demolished in 2004 after the plant closed in 1996. Wiscasset, a small community in mid-coast Maine, hasn?t recovered economically from its closing.

Local economies take a hit when nuclear plants close

Lower tax collections, loss of jobs, reduced donations to nonprofits ? just some of the impacts from when the local ?sugar daddy? closes.

Travel

Kaputas Beach sits in an area that has grown from fishing village to busy resort.

Close to turmoil, safe harbor found in Turkey

Christopher Muther?s breezy exploration of the beaches of the region turned into a crash course in current events.

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How do we keep museums vital in today?s world?

How do we do justice to the power of the works they house? Sebastian Smee ponders a delicate relationship.

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Hip, hip beret!

Despite popular belief, the beret isn?t limited to Wes Anderson heroines, baguette-wielding Parisians, and the 2012 U.S. London Olympics team.

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A new floor plan and a fresh palette prove the stalwart post-and-beam, open concept design is still relevant.

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