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?There?s a long way from #MeToo to never again?

?We are living through a defining moment,? said keynote speaker Amal Clooney. — Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff

Amal Clooney was the keynote speaker at Thursday?s Massachusetts Conference for Women.

58 arrested in New England immigration sweep

Among those arrested were many with criminal records and two wanted on murder charges in Brazil, officials said.

Burned body found at Lynn playground

A person walking a dog found the body at Frey Playground, according to the Essex DA?s office.

Chesto means business

Fidelity plans big changes at World Trade Center complex

The mutual fund giant bet big on the Seaport in the 1980s and 1990s, when few other companies would, and it?s doing so again.

Mueller faces deadline in cases against two former Trump associates

Robert Mueller is set to reveal more details about his Russia investigation on Friday in the cases of two men who worked closely with President Trump.

Peter Lovis (left), owner of The Cheese Shop, and ?town crier? Steve Ng celebrated the arrival of the 400-pound cheese wheel. — Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff

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Cheese! Look at what?s rolling through Concord

More than 1,000 people were on hand Thursday as a 400-pound wheel of Italian cheese ? the largest in North America ? was delivered to a local shop.

MIT should keep ties with Saudis, internal report says

The report acknowledges ?the large-scale violations of political, civil and human rights,? but concludes that withdrawing from partnerships will have little effect on the nation.

Making Trump?s bed: a housekeeper without papers

Victorina Morales has made Donald Trump?s bed, cleaned his toilet, and dusted his crystal golf trophies. She says she is in the country without permission.

Amy Grant of Belfast brought a group by boat from the harbor to show the area where an outflow pipe from the proposed Nordic Aquafarms project could discharge a massive amount of polluted water into Maine?s Penobscot Bay. — Fred J. Field for the Boston Globe

Residents think there?s something fishy about a proposed salmon farm in Maine

The $500 million plant, which would clear more than 50 acres of woods along the coast and become by far the biggest building in this city of 6,500, has sparked significant dissent throughout Belfast.

One trader didn?t like what he saw during Thursday?s session at the New York Stock Exchange. — Richard Drew/Associated Press

The Dow?s wild week explained

You?d be forgiven for asking, ?What the heck is going on?? after the Dow went down, then up Thursday, after a tumultuous week.

School bathrooms have turned into the ?Juul room?

As the vaping epidemic escalates, schools are installing real-time vape detectors in bathrooms.

Kevin Hart steps down as Oscars host after old homophobic tweets surface

Hart told critics that they should ??stop being negative?? after the years-old tweets were uncovered.

CELTICS 128, KNICKS 100

Celtics keep humming, rout Knicks for fourth straight win

Jaylen Brown returned with a 21-point night while Kyrie Irving addeed 22 and Al Horford had 19 and 12 rebounds.

NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL

Give Sox credit for doing what they had to do with Nathan Eovaldi

The signing is not without risk, and it pads an already high payroll, but they appear intent on repeating as champs.

Rabbi Menachem Altein helped to light the menorah during a meetup organized by Harvard Chabad to light a menorah that was toppled over the weekend. — Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff

Cambridge community unites at event after menorah toppled

The group that placed the religious symbol at the park invited the public to come together Thursday night.

The four most moving ? and funny ? reminiscences from George H.W. Bush?s Texas funeral

An image of Bush as a family man and churchgoer emerged Thursday as the former president was remembered in Houston.

Hiawatha Bray | Tech Lab

Apple?s holiday deals: a sign of weakness, or a clever move to boost revenue?

The company?s special rebate for trading in old iPhones might be a better deal for Apple than for consumers.

SCOT LEHIGH

Mueller closes in on the truth

His results underscore the value of the Russia investigation.

Opinion | Paul Groan

What?s the way forward for Boston Public Schools?

Mayor Marty Walsh should seek a home-rule petition to expand charter schools in Boston.

Boston, MA - 3/1/1942: The Easter shopping crowd at the corner of Winter and Washington Streets in downtown Boston, March 1942. [Exact date unknown - estimated to month] (Boston Globe Archive) --- BGPA Reference: 170301_EF_023 — Boston Globe Archive//illustration

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How Amazon Prime will change the way our cities look

For centuries, streets lined with retail stores have defined the urban landscape. But that was before same-day delivery. How will our cities change when life?s necessities go straight to your home?

Editorial

Elizabeth Warren, take note: Deval Patrick knew when he should pull the plug

Running for president is hard. Deciding not to run? That can be even harder.

Podcasts

Help was a few feet away. Why didn?t they save her?

My wife, Laura Levis, did everything she could to save herself when the asthma attack began. She went to Somerville Hospital and called 911, too. How could she have been left to die just outside the emergency room?

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Keeping tradition of the hunt alive

Through the New England countryside, riders take part in an adventure at once ancient and modern: A formal fox hunt, no fox necessary.

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Dr. Audrey Koid checks in on Simba to remove some stitiches on one of his visits to the MSPCA Angell Animal Medical Center.

Brookline cat plummets 9 stories from apartment balcony, survives cold night with critical injuries

Boston, MA 12-5-18: Aly Raisman is pictured as she speaks at The Massachusets Conference For Women event held at the Boston Convention Center. (Jim Davis/Globe Staff)

NAMES

Raisman on what she thinks media ignores about her sexual abuse

Billy Porter was nominated for best actor in a drama series for his role in ?Pose.?

TV Critic?s Corner

The Golden Globes got a few things right

FILE- In this April 10, 2018, file photo Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg pauses while testifying before a joint hearing of the Commerce and Judiciary Committees on Capitol Hill in Washington about the use of Facebook data to target American voters in the 2016 election. The British Parliament has released some 250 pages worth of documents that show Facebook considered charging developers for data access. The documents show internal discussions about linking data to revenue. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik, File)

Why is Facebook in the doghouse? Here are 5 reasons

Love Letters

We love each other, but I?m doing all the planning and paying

George Hursey, 98, of Brockton, still has vivid memories of ?date which will live in infamy.?

Pearl Harbor survivors recall ?day which will live in infamy?

Esther, while very active on social media, sleeps up to 18 hours a day on a mattress at her home: Happily Ever Esther Farm Sanctuary in Ontario.

Meet Esther, the pig who is changing lives

As state transportation officials chart the future of the region?s commuter rail system, four years before a new contract is awarded, they are asking a range of far-reaching and fundamental questions about the network?s mission.

Big ideas ? and big decisions ? await commuter rail

Locked out National Grid workers picketed a work site in Woburn.

House OK?s bill to give benefits to locked out utility workers

The joy of being David Crosby

Friendly?s closes 6 restaurants, 2 in Mass.

Forge & Vine restaurant ? located on the site of the old inn?s blacksmith shop ? has become a dining hotspot in the Groton area.

Travel

Rebuilt Groton Inn keeps historic feel

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Boston Bruins right wing David Pastrnak (88) beats Tampa Bay Lightning goaltender Louis Domingue (70) for a goal during the first period of an NHL hockey game Thursday, Dec. 6, 2018, in Tampa, Fla. Defending for the Lightning is Ryan McDonagh (27). (AP Photo/Chris O'Meara)

LIGHTNING 3, BRUINS 2

Bruins lose to Lightning in Tampa

Mathieu Joseph (even strength) and Anthony Cirelli (shorthanded) scored 1:23 apart early in the third.

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An artist?s image of the newest version of the Dot Block development on Dorchester Avenue in Boston.

Dot Block project gets new team, new look

A long-delayed development that promises to reshape a key corner of Dorchester is moving forward again, with one of Boston?s best-known developers at the helm.