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Scientists, doctors, and supporters gathered on the Boston Common in coordination with large gatherings in Washington, D.C. and across the country.
Photos: The best signs from science marches around the world Perhaps it shouldn?t surprise anyone that a worldwide coordinated effort of scientists and their supporters produced some of the wittiest and most creative rally signs.
Trump pledges to protect environment while reducing ?burdens? on workers President Trump said he would protect natural resources while ?reducing unnecessary burdens on American workers.?
Hiawatha Bray
Teaching a driverless car to turn left In a perfect world, cars and trucks would never turn left. So imagine teaching a machine to turn left ? in Boston?s infamous traffic, no less?
In an age of cellphone videos and social media, airlines are learning the hard way that it is essential to deescalate tense situations.
RED SOX AT ORIOLES | 7:05 P.M. (NESN)
Dustin Pedroia out of Red Sox? lineup for tonight?s game vs. Orioles Steven Wright and Jayson Aquino (season debut) take the mound in this 7:05 p.m. game.
Matt Hazlett/Getty Images
The incident forced Pedroia to exit Friday?s game in the eighth inning and kept him out of the lineup Saturday.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
The Garden won?t go dark for the Celtics or Bruins Boston sports fans endured a rough bunch of days in the hours leading up to Friday?s wins.
Hernandez funeral set for Monday in his Conn. hometown A private funeral for convicted killer and former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez has been set for Monday afternoon.
Hernandez?s fiancee may sue prison for failing to prevent suicide The attorney for Hernandez?s fiancee said she may sue state prison officials for failing to prevent his suicide.
Trump says he?ll mark 100 days with Pennsylvania rally President Donald Trump will hold a ?BIG? rally in Pennsylvania to mark his first 100 days in office.
Body of man in his 20s found near Esplanade The body of a man believed to be in his mid-20s was found early Saturday morning on the bicycle path near the Charles River Esplanade.
George Rizer/Globe staff/File 1992
Even in the blood-soaked early ?90s, Charleston Sarjeant?s beating stood out for its shocking pointlessness.
Handout
Here is the skinny on some clam shacks, ice cream shops, and more.
Rare Declaration of Independence copy found ? in UK Harvard researchers uncovered the document in a tiny records office in the town of Chichester archives.
Marijuana panel chair aims to kill off black market quickly A key state senator wants to kill the black market for marijuana by keeping the tax on the drug low when it is sold legally next year.
Editorial
How to help Massachusetts retailers Retail stores have taken a real hit in the last several years ? and Massachusetts should look for ways to help.
Summer of ?67
The summer that changed Boston The nation was splintering, and Boston wasn?t immune. But something was happening here.
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Advice on taking real estate photos from a Pulitzer-winning photographer In America, everyone who has a cellphone thinks they are a professional photographer. They are not.
Documenting Hate: Submit an incident you know about If you have been a victim or witnessed a hate incident, share your information here so we can investigate.
The 31 best signs people are carrying at the March for Science One of the best parts of any march is the signs ? and today?s march is delivering on that front.
A look at some interesting factoids about the draft, both from a Patriots perspective and a league-wide perspective.
In a matter of months, the fish caught by Carlos Rafael?s boats could end up in another port somewhere else in the Northeast.
The big home sales this week took place in Boston and in the suburbs directly outside it.
State Democratic Party heavyweights are sounding the alarm on a proposal to declare opposition to Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
No official reason was given for the disqualifications in the May 19 election, which were announced on state television Thursday night by an election official.
The food trucks and restaurants operated by the Chicken & Rice Guys remained closed for a ninth day Thursday.
Mary Gaitskill?s first collection of essays may be uneven, but it?s also indispensable.
An outsider?s point of view is rewarded on subjects ranging from a Poe devotee to the painful retirement of a life-altering service dog.
Jake Belcher, 35, has shown his digital photo abilities as a freelance photojournalist and a portrait photographer.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight? ?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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The Big Picture
Aleksandra Magdziak has become one of the world?s top-ranked female welterweights while working full time as a lawyer. Her recent match was fought for her family.
Ground Game
Sanders begins his DNC tour today, but there?s a catch The multi-stop tour aims to corral Bernie Sanders?s supporters to back new party leadership.
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