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Analysis
Whatever the ultimate result of the report Robert Mueller delivered to the attorney general, it will alter the shape of the presidency itself and roil an already bitterly divided country.
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.
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The still-secret report could come to a host of conclusions. We mapped them out.
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Here are some of the major characters who have been swept up and charged or convicted in Russia-related investigations.
The Patriots owner had been quiet since he was charged last month with solicitation in Florida.
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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 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?
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?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
It is impossible to write these days without being aware of the online mob, ready to pounce.
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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.
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The madness of March Which version of March Madness are you playing?
Cruise ship off Norway evacuates passengers by helicopter The Viking Sky sent a mayday call off amid stormy seas and heavy winds in a high-risk rescue operation.
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?
He collided with a Northeastern defender and was taken from the ice on a stretcher.
BRUINS 7, PANTHERS 3
Bruins clinch playoff spot with rout in Florida Boston cleared 100 points for the second straight season and moved seven points clear of Toronto with just seven games to go in the regular season.
HORNETS 124, CELTICS 117
Hornets finish game on 30-5 run to stun Celtics Kyrie Irving appeared to blame Brad Stevens for his coaching decisions as Kemba Walker scored 36 points to help Charlotte erase an 18-point fourth-quarter deficit.
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JIM MCBRIDE
Tuscaloosa, Ala., was the first stop on a trip through SEC country that took Belichick to Athens, Ga., the next day.
Stop & Shop workers in contract talks rally at Somerville store Hundreds of demonstrators marched through the store during a midday protest.
Hingham honors its ?irreplaceable? school superintendent Dorothy Galo, 80, is retiring after 56 years in the district, including 18 years as schools chief.
Yvonne Abraham
Trump keeps getting away with it He can always go lower. Republicans will always let him go lower. So now President Trump is obsessively attacking a dead man.
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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
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.
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 Big Picture
Students worldwide skipped classes Friday to protest their governments? failure to act against global warming as part of the ?Fridays for Future? movement.
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.
Legislation would require schools and child care centers to test every drinking water outlet each year for elevated lead levels.
A prank doesn?t go as planned, a snow blower catches on fire, and other odd tales from local police blotters.
Ask the Gardener?s Carol Stocker says patience, please, when it comes to putting plants outside. Get more gardening advice at realestate.boston.com.
Harris campaigned in Texas for the first time Saturday, while Sanders swung through California.
Rattled by a dreadful midterm election for Republicans, conservative-leaning states are pouring more money into schools.
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Outstanding student-loan debt at the end of 2018 was $1.5 trillion. Education debt ranks second in US consumer debt behind mortgages.
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