Analysis
How to read tonight’s N.H. results
If Mitt Romney scores a double-digit victory, there will be much talk of his unstoppable momentum. But if he gets under 30 percent, a different story will be told.
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What to look for in New Hampshire voting
Globe columnist Joanna Weiss talks about the key storylines to look out for when the votes are counted tonight in New Hampshire.
Paul plans strong presence in Florida
A spokesman downplayed previous reports that Ron Paul would not try to actively compete in Florida, as the campaign remains upbeat about today’s election.
Gingrich blasts Romney for ‘gun tax’ hike in Mass.
Looking ahead to the South Carolina primary, Newt Gingrich has accused Mitt Romney of “raising taxes on guns by 400 percent” when he was governor of Massachusetts.
Bain, private equity firms jarred by attacks on Romney
Executives at Bain Capital have been bracing since last summer for the inevitable downside to their old boss running for president: seeing their firm’s name dragged through the mud.
Fannie Mae CEO to step down
Michael J. Williams, who was appointed to lead the mortgage giant in 2009 after the government seized the company, said “the time is right” for a new leader.
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Reeling in ‘The Story of Fishbone’
This smartly assembled documentary is about a rock band that, even by the standards of out-there musical acts, seemed out there both in the early 1980s and even now.
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The entertaining story of the Klezmatics
In this entertaining documentary, the show-business cliches of the band’s story are transcended by its members’ feisty personalities and skilled, joyful Yiddish music.
“We’ve given the state our heart and soul. That’s all you can do. We’ll wait and see what it means tonight.”
Jon Huntsman
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Columnists
Metro
Ariz. authorities seek link in fatal shootings
Authorities want to compare ballistics evidence from the slaying of a N.H. couple outside Sedona to evidence obtained after the killing of a sheriff’s deputy in a neighboring county.
Business
Boston Fed chief seeks more help for housing
Eric Rosengren, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, cautions against too much austerity while housing woes and unemployment plague the economy.
Politics
Polls show Huntsman moving into third place
Polling in the single digits for months, Jon Huntsman seemed thrilled with the attention he received today from the media and from voters.
Nation & World
Syria’s Assad vows ‘iron hand’ against opponents
In his first speech since June, Syrian President Bashar Assad refused today to step down, insisting he still has his people’s support despite a 10-month-old revolt.
Sports
Celtics Notebook
Doc Rivers’ calls out Celtics’ conditioning
His 4-4 team has to be tougher and more ready to play before it can expect to win consistently, Rivers said. Added the coach, “We have to be in better shape.”
Arts
Books
The dark elf of Leominster
With 17 million books sold, fantasy author R.A. Salvatore is the state's best-selling author you've never heard of.
Lifestyle
G Force
Doing right by your diet
Michael Pollan, a science journalist and author of ‘‘The Omnivore’s Dilemma’’ and ‘‘Food Rules,’’ will be speaking later this month at the Boston Speakers Series.
Opinion
“One of the worst things about Guantanamo has been its constantly shifting rules of its justice system.”
Farah Stockman
Ideas
To critics, the very notion of a ‘culture-bound illness’ is an outdated relic from the days of European empires.
Latif Nasser on psychiatry’s struggle with “culture-bound syndromes”