Ben Volin | On football
The Broncos officially hit Patriots quarterback Tom Brady 20 times, the most hits taken by any quarterback in any game this NFL season.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Patriots unable to master the road gameThe team that started the season 10-0 was bounced from Super Bowl contention because it had to win a road game in a very tough venue.
Halfway around the world, pain of Patriots? loss stingsFans who poured into an Irish bar in Beijing at 4 a.m. Monday weren?t rewarded with a victory.
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alex beam
Faith is hard to come by. How did John Updike ? an intellectual and an ironist, and a prodigious, visible sinner ? maintain his?
Stat
Probiotics come with health claims, but science is shakyProbiotics are said to improve digestive and immune health. Scientific evidence, however, does not necessarily support those claims.
GE focusing on planes, trains, and . . . softwareThe company is several years into an effort to become one of the world?s biggest software suppliers.
The data backup service is finding it difficult to rely on consumers.
Unusual betting raises suspicious of Australian Open match fixing Large amounts of money poured in on a match what would normally be an obscure contest.
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The time it takes to resolve the cases has frustrated citizens and the officers who live in the shadow of possible action.
Learning Curve
Denver?s unified school enrollments may offer Boston a lessonThe one-stop shopping for public, magnet, charter and innovations schools has proved popular in Colorado but generated controversy in Massachusetts.
Editorial | N.H. Primary Endorsement
The best reason to support Clinton isn?t the weaknesses of her opponents; it?s her demonstrated strengths and experience.
Independents consider odd-ball options in N.H. primaryA fickle and potentially pivotal slice of the New Hampshire electorate are deciding between candidates from opposing parties.
Enrollment blitz seeks to lower state?s rate of uninsuredMassachusetts continues to leave a steady 3 to 4 percent of its citizens uncovered year after year.
Beniamino Martignetti, who helped others live American dream, dies at 87Mr. Martignetti, of Medford, started a construction company that evolved into a masonry supply business.
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The storm left a foot of snow across much of the Cape Cod region and 3 to 6 inches across most eastern parts of the state -- but some areas with just a dusting.
Adrian Walker
SEIU head rose from low-wage worker to labor bossTyrék Lee initially refused to sign his union card when he was hired as a telephone operator.
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Logan Airport international terminal?s size an issueA host of new flights starting in the spring will further crowd often-packed Terminal E, which last year handled a record number of travelers.
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JEFF JACOBY
Obama regrets polarized rancor. He should.Obama routinely speaks of his critics as if their motives couldn?t possibly be rational or decent.
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Ground Game
Poll shows Sanders leading Clinton in N.H.Geographically, Sanders is bolstered by independent voters and clusters of support along the state?s border with Vermont.
Globe investigations and Spotlight reportsA look at high-impact investigations from The Boston Globe, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning report on abuse in the Catholic Church.
Jae Crowder and Isaiah Thomas fueled Boston?s second straight victory.
After more than a decade, state officials have yet to decide what ?universal preschool? should look like or how it should be funded.
Governor Charlie Baker?s proposal would give communities more say in granting permits for alcohol.
Sanders was asked about former New York mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who is reportedly mulling an independent bid.
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Three inmates from a maximum-security jail escaped Friday by cutting through half-inch steel bars.
With international markets and economies are more closely tied, the ramifications of falling crude prices are felt more in the US.
The Boston playwright will have two plays in production simultaneously that both explore contemporary topics.
We caught up with the restaurateur to talk about all things travel. And finally, someone tells us to overpack.
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Thousands of residents in Michigan have been exposed to toxic amounts of lead, including about 9,000 children.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight??Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
BetaBoston
Scientists, coders to study how brains learnHarvard neuroscientists are teaming up with coders on a massive project to understand and mimic how the human brain learns.
John L. Allen Jr. | All Things Catholic
Pope takes quieter path in opposing abortion, gay marriageA pope?s impact is measured not just by what he says or does, but also by which impulses in Catholicism rise or fall on his watch.
Design New England
Home Sweets HomeInterior designer Holly Joe cooks up the love in her sophisticated yet cozy family house in Westwood.
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