Elizabeth Warren offers private apology to Cherokee Nation leader
Warren apologized to tribal leaders this week for the effects of her much-publicized DNA test.
Body of 12-year-old boy pulled from frigid New Hampshire river
Police in New Hampshire are investigating after the body of 12-year-old middle school student was pulled from the icy waters of a river in Dover on Friday afternoon.
Second Mass. child dies from flu-related issues, officials say
The state Department of Public Health on Friday identified the girl only as a female child from Middlesex County.
Trump has pulled out of international agreements before. Here?s a list.
Friday?s announcement is the latest in a series of controversial moves by the Trump administration to pull out of international agreements and organizations.
Kraft: Trump is working to serve ?best interests of the country?
The Pats owner made the comments on the Fox News morning program ?Fox & Friends.?
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Firefighters, animal control save deer stranded on ice in Ipswich River
Ipswich officials helped save a deer stranded on ice Friday morning after a concerned resident called animal control, officials said.
Seattle?s Big Dig hopes remake the city like Boston?s did
A two-mile double-decker highway tunnel opens there Monday, replacing an elevated highway along the harbor that?s considered an eyesore.
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How to make a major move easier on your dog
When we moved from the suburbs to the city, we weren?t the only ones who had to adjust. Toby was suddenly a nervous barker, afraid of everything. What could we do to help him?
?Empire? actor says his account of attack hasn?t changed
Jussie Smollett issued a statement Friday in response to what he told police was a racist and homophobic attack by two masked men in downtown Chicago earlier this week.
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How much is too much weed? New vaporizers take out the guesswork
Dosing emerges as an industry trend as companies try to lure inexperienced users into the market.
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The Patriots attack is hard on the heart
If only Hater Nation knew that rooting for the Patriots is tough on the body and mind.
Dont?a Hightower back at practice for Patriots Friday
The linebacker was a full participant after missing Thursday?s practice because of an illness.
super Bowl Insider | Patriots roundtable
6 questions about Patriots-Rams, answered by our football writers
Topics include what surprises each team has in store, how vital will the running game be, and which team has more talent.
Julian Edelman got a walking tour of Atlanta from a total stranger
When the Patriots arrived in Atlanta, the wide receiver decided to explore the city. He got a hand from a stranger.
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Tom Brady shares his ?retirement plans? on ?The Late Show?
?After football, I?m going to play baseball,? Brady said. ?And after baseball, I?m going to play Hamlet.?
Wait ? what? Did Walsh really say this was his last chance to attend a Super Bowl as mayor?
Does that mean Marty Walsh does not believe in the future of the team?
TARA SULLIVAN
For Red Sox World Series hero Steve Pearce, Patriots are a passion
It?s not just the first baseman, either: His entire family has been fanatical about the Patriots for decades.
Red Sox believe postponing White House trip was the right decision
?Some players feel strongly that they want to go. Others feel strongly that they don?t want to go,? said team president and CEO Sam Kennedy.
The Celtics are still the leaders to retain Kyrie Irving, but there?s reason for concern
Irving addressed all the speculation about his future on Friday, but left things open-ended.
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Another prediction on Sunday?s Big Game
Cartoonist and illustrator Christopher Weyant envisions who the GOP must see as winning the Super Bowl.
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MBTA fare hike nickels and dimes riders
The answer to the transit system?s real problems are another round of pension reforms and cutting overtime, not balancing the budget on the backs of riders.
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EDITORIAL
Legislating in the dark? These Beacon Hill lawmakers voted no.
A motley coalition of Republicans and outsider Democrats made an important statement on Beacon Hill, demanding change to the way the clubby House of Representatives does business.
Dinner with Cupid
Blind date: ?I was stuck on the fact that she looked familiar?
Will a previous encounter make this date heat up or flame out?
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They were the top of their class at Boston public schools. Then life happened
Read a multi-part investigation into how and why the lives of promising Boston valedictorians didn?t quite turn out the way they expected.
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The day the North End was hit by a deadly wave of molasses
Twenty-one people died after a 15-foot wave of molasses swept through the North End in January 1919.
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Love Letters
Season Two: How do you meet someone?
Dating in 2019 is?complicated. Frustrating. Sometimes completely exhilarating. In Season 2 of the podcast, Meredith Goldstein goes deep on one of her most-asked questions.
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The Super Bowl will be a test for the legal sports betting market
In Rhode Island, the casino sports book is packed, but the revenues are underwhelming.
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Postcard from Atlanta: A Martysaurus Rex sighting
Former Patriots tight end Martellus Bennett, now retired from the NFL, is having a good time at the Super Bowl.
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FLYERS 3, BRUINS 2
?We?ve got to straighten this out?: Bruins squander another lead
Coach Bruce Cassidy was not pleased after defensive breakdowns led to an overtime loss against the Flyers.
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Man charged with drunken driving after crashing into Falmouth home
No one was injured, but a resident was displaced after the 57-year-old Plymouth man drove his pickup truck into the front of a home on Jones Road, Falmouth police said.
Real Estate
US new-home sales jumped nearly 17 percent in November
Sales of new homes soared, defying higher mortgage rates, but they?re still below year-ago levels. | realestate.boston.
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What She Said
On Beacon Hill, newly elected women are mistaken for legislative aides
What?s a Beacon Hill lawmaker supposed to look like anyway? Tram Nguyen and her colleagues are challenging assumptions.
Nation & World
6.6 quake hits southern Mexico, sways buildings in capital
The strong earthquake struck Friday near the coast of southern Mexico, causing tall buildings to sway hundreds of miles away in the capital city.
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Developer revises plans for Dot Block project
A Dorchester development proposal now calls for more housing, smaller units, and less parking.
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Here?s the first trailer for Matt Damon and Ben Affleck?s ?City on a Hill?
The Showtime series is slated to premiere on June 16.
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To improve mental health treatments, scientists try to dissect why they work
Scientists are using an approach known as ?back translation.?
Real Estate
Are we ignoring ? or outright banning ? an easy affordable-housing fix?
Mobile homes may be the least expensive and most effective means of addressing the region?s housing shortage.