Menino’s machine boosted Warren
Anthony Albano, a veteran Menino volunteer, worked for Elizabeth Warren in East Boston.

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Mayor Thomas M. Menino’s get-out-the-vote expertise cranked out the largest turnout in Boston since 1964.

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Compare the voting patterns from 2010 and 2012 to see how Elizabeth Warren won the Senate seat.

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By insulting Elizabeth Warren, Scott Brown insulted every woman who had to scratch and fight to prove her worth.

For Mitt Romney, there is no more campaign plane, daily schedules, or battery of aides.

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Romney looks to future without political office in sights

As Mitt Romney takes stock of his failed campaign and his future, he is unlikely to again seek office, insiders say.

US Representative Charlie Bass of New Hampshire.

Conservative thinking

Republicans ponder party’s future course

The GOP’s conservatives, said Representative Charlie Bass of New Hampshire, have grown excessively rigid, making it difficult for someone like him, from a swing state.

Placards and campaign stickers were stacked on a tble at the Latino regional headquarters for the Obama campaign on Election Day in Milwaukee, Wisc.

the electorate

GOP must adapt to changing demographics

President Obama’s campaign exploited the incremental increases in Latinos, Asian-Americans, and voters under the age of 30.

The plight of a homeless man in Camden, N.J., highlights the state of the economy.

Opinion | nicholas burns

Three crises that can’t wait

The economy, Afghanistan, and the Middle East will need President Obama’s focus as he looks at his second term.

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Globe exclusives

Arn Chorn-Pond at a photo exhibit of Cambodian war refugees at the John Joseph Moakley US Courthouse.

Cambodian brings story of genocide to younger audience
President Obama, his wife, Michelle, and daughters Sasha and Malia headed to Air Force One in Chicago on Wednesday.

Obama seeks the seeds of solutions
The iPad mini (left) and Nook HD tablets.

Tech Lab

Newest Nook may be a better option than iPad mini

GOP hints of dealing to avert fiscal cliff
Tommy Heinsohn is seen coaching the Celtics during the NBA Finals against the Bucks in 1974.

Dan Shaughnessy

Why Tommy Heinsohn is a Celtics institution
Clinton Sparks produces some of the biggest stars in music. Now the Dorchester native is doing his own tracks, and that’s not all.

Clinton Sparks moves into the spotlight

Mass. pharmacy board chief fired

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Let the holiday sales begin
Instructor Alicia Palomba leads a Drums Alive class at the Jewish Community Center of the North Shore in Marblehead.

style

Drums Alive has fitness buffs channeling inner rock stars
Elizabeth Warren told supporters she would be not just their senator but their champion.

Warren elected decisively after hard-fought race
Vegetarian chili.

It’s tailgate time. ’Cue the veggies
President Obama reelected

News Analysis

Economy helped Obama, hurt Romney

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Celtics coach Doc Rivers said the best thing about Wednesday’s game against the Wizards was the win itself, nothing more.

Celtics shouldn’t be proud of this win

It’s early but the Celtics hardly look capable of making a title run, and it’s pretty apparent that Doc Rivers misses Ray Allen.

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Angier Elementary School

Rain expected to wash away snow

A nor’easter dumped heavy, wet snow on the Bay State Wednesday night, but much of it is expected to wash away later today.

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Maggie Hassan, whom New Hampshire voters elected as governor on Tuesday, spoke with diners in Manchester.

Women’s electoral might grows in New Hampshire, US

The state’s election of the nation’s first all-female congressional delegation was the most dramatic example of a phenomenon that swept the country.

Columnists

Juliette Kayyem

Obama has a mandate — immigration reform

joan vennochi

How Brown lost support from women

Yvonne Abraham

Expensive lessons of 2012
Supporters cheered at President Obama victory speech in Chicago.

Brian McGrory

Wouldn’t it be great...
Tommy Heinsohn is seen coaching the Celtics during the NBA Finals against the Bucks in 1974.

Dan Shaughnessy

Why Tommy Heinsohn is a Celtics institution
The iPad mini (left) and Nook HD tablets.

Tech Lab

Newest Nook may be a better option than iPad mini

joan vennochi

Romney fails the trust test

Opinion | scot lehigh

Obama’s victory will have big effects

Joanna Weiss

Fox News provided the evening’s entertainment

Jeff Jacoby

Obama wins an ugly victory

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Brown squandered his advantages
Aqib Talib is undeniably talented on the field, and troubled off it.

Dan Shaughnessy

The Patriot way is only about winning now

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Snow fell in the New Dorp section of Staten Island, a neighborhood still reeling from the effects of Hurricane Sandy.

Nor’easter slams N.Y. and N.J. areas hit by Sandy

The storm delivered more wind, water, and misery to places where frustration from Hurricane Sandy had yet to recede.

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The next four years

The election’s effect on Massachusetts business sectors

Defense contractors brace for big cuts, medical device makers face new fees, and the financial industry faces tough regulations.

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Book Review

W. Jeffrey Bolster’s “The Mortal Sea” chronicles New England’s interdependence with the sea from the 16th century to the World War I era.

‘The Mortal Sea’ by W. Jeffrey Bolster

The historian tries to demonstrate how the activities of individuals have affected the northwest Atlantic, for better and worse.

Style

Instructor Alicia Palomba leads a Drums Alive class at the Jewish Community Center of the North Shore in Marblehead.

Drums Alive has fitness buffs channeling inner rock stars

There were a couple of rock star-inspired, over-the-head stick clicks – and then the group plunged into rhythm.

“We want you to lead — not as a liberal or a conservative, but as the president of the United States of America. We want you to succeed.”

House Speaker John Boehner 

Magazine

The cover for the November 4 2012 issue

How to be a New England vegetarian in winter
The cover for the October 28 2012 issue

The PANDAS puzzle: Can a common infection cause OCD in kids?
The cover for the October 21 2012 issue

A new home with a traditional feel
The cover for the October 14 2012 issue

How grocery shopping got personal

Opinion

“The Hispanic vote is, any way you slice it, the American vote.”

Juliette Kayyem 

Ideas

“This growly and pugnacious Canada bears little resemblance to the nation of unobtrusive peacekeepers that Americans have known. And the change in tone has been nothing if not deliberate.”

Leon Neyfakh,  on the new Canadian nationalism