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Mueller?s report has been submitted. What it?s likely to say in one graphic
The still-secret report could come to a host of conclusions. We mapped them out.
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Look at who?s been charged so far in Mueller probe
Here are some of the major characters who have been swept up and charged or convicted in Russia-related investigations.
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Mueller?s work is done, but Trump?s legal woes remain
Nearly every organization Trump has run over the last decade remains under investigation by state or federal authorities, and he is mired in a variety of civil litigation.
US Senator Amy Klobuchar in N.H. says making Mueller report public is ?number one focus?
The senator made her third trip Saturday to New Hampshire as a presidential candidate for the Democratic nomination.
?I am truly sorry,? Robert Kraft says
The Patriots owner had been quiet since he was charged last month with solicitation in Florida.
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His father and faith add an edge to Robert Kraft?s trials
Friends say Kraft, implicated in a solicitation case in Florida, is deeply embarrassed that he has scarred his father?s cherished legacy and cast shadows on the institutions he has financially nurtured in his family?s name.
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DAN SHAUGHNESSY
The Robert Kraft saga will loom over the NFL meetings
The Patriots owner is clearly headed for another showdown with Roger Goodell. Is this a good time for Robert Kraft to step aside and let his son Jonathan run the team?
John Tlumacki/Globe Staff
Brookline recreational marijuana shop opening not the ?apocalypse? predicted
?I guess this is a situation where you hope for the best and plan for the worst,? said Brookline Selectman Neil Wishinsky, ?and the best is coming true.?
Editorial
Equity is still a missing piece in the legal marijuana retail puzzle
If the state wants to make good on the marijuana law?s social-equity promises, it does need to put money behind them.
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JEFF JACOBY
Column-writing in the Internet age is much better. And much worse.
It is impossible to write these days without being aware of the online mob, ready to pounce.
Editorial
Where are the scooters? Let?s learn from Brookline pilot and get a move on them
There have been enough pilot programs. Mass. needs to pass legislation incorporating best practices from other states and get the scooters on the road.
Editorial Cartoon | CHRISTOPHER WEYANT
The madness of March
Which version of March Madness are you playing?
Retired school administrator?s pension, earnings spark reviews
Linda Nathan is making more than a quarter million dollars a year. Is she earning too much under the state?s public pension law?
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JIM MCBRIDE
On the road with Bill Belichick: an education in scouting and football
Tuscaloosa, Ala., was the first stop through SEC country that would take Belichick to Athens, Ga., the following day.
Those backing Stop & Shop workers in contract talks rally at Somerville store
Hundreds of demonstrators marched through the store during a protest midday Saturday.
Mild, spring-like conditions follow overnight snow
Days after the official start of spring, a light, wet snow fell overnight ahead of a mild weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
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Yvonne Abraham
Trump keeps getting away with it
He can always go lower. They will always let him go lower. So now President Trump is obsessively attacking a dead man.
Love Letters: The Podcast
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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Munch Madness
Munch Madness
See which restaurants advanced to Round Two
The top 32 restaurants have advanced to the second round of Munch Madness. Vote to keep your favorites in the running.
Special reports
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.
The Big Picture
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The Big Picture
Students stage global protest to speak out on climate change inaction
Students worldwide skipped classes Friday to protest their governments? failure to act against global warming as part of the ?Fridays for Future? movement.
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Sports
GARY WASHBURN | SUNDAY BASKETBALL NOTES
Isaiah Thomas in search of a new home to reclaim his career
The pending free agent says he?s healthy again and ready to prove he?s still the same player who starred for the Celtics two years ago.
Metro
Lawmakers clash over school funding formula changes
Beacon Hill?s top leaders say they want to pass legislation this year, and Friday?s hearing is the latest sign they intend to tackle one of the state?s most controversial issues.
Real Estate
Control yourself from planting flowers too early
Ask the Gardener?s Carol Stocker says patience, please, when it comes to putting plants outside. Get more gardening advice at realestate.boston.com.
Politics
James Pindell | Ground Game
4 takeaways from Beto O?Rourke?s first trip to N.H.
The first-in-the-nation primary hasn?t seen anything like it when Beto O?Rourke campaigned there for two days this week.
Nation & World
US-backed Syrian force declares victory over Islamic State
A US-backed Syrian force says it has liberated the last area held by the Islamic State group in eastern Syria, declaring victory over the extremists and the end of their self-declared caliphate.
Cars Search This Week's Specials
Do run-flat tires make sense?
Q: What is your opinion on run-flat tires? Do you think they have the same longevity, and, more importantly, are they as tough as regular tires? I recently had my 2016 BMW X5 towed, because my Pirelli tire developed a broken ?cord? and I didn?t feel comfortable driving 35 miles to the dealership on the [?]
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Business
Michelle Singletary | The Color of Money
A different kind of March madness
Outstanding student-loan debt at the end of 2018 was $1.5 trillion. Education debt ranks second in US consumer debt behind mortgages.
Arts
Guggenheim says it won?t accept gifts from Sackler family
The family?s pharmaceutical interests have been linked to the opioid crisis.
Travel
How to make your own maple syrup
With the help of a few neighbors and plenty of reading, here?s what we?ve learned.
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.
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Alzheimer?s and amyloid: ?It?s time to do something else?
Despite the failure of yet another experimental drug, diehard supporters of the amyloid hypothesis insist the idea is still sound.
