Oscars 2016

Alejandro González Iñárritu accepted his award for best director.

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Alejandro González Iñárritu accepted his award for best director.

Vice President Joe Biden introduced Lady GaGa at the Oscars.

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Vice President Joe Biden introduced Lady GaGa at the Oscars.

Dave Grohl performed during the in memoriam tribute at the Oscars.

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Dave Grohl performed during the ?in memoriam? tribute at the Oscars.

Mark Rylance accepted his award for best supporting actor.

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Mark Rylance accepted his award for best supporting actor.

Mark Mangini, left, and David White accepted their award for best sound editing for ?Mad Max: Fury Road.?

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Mark Mangini, left, and David White accepted their award for best sound editing for ?Mad Max: Fury Road.?

Alicia Vikander accepted the award for best supporting actress.

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Alicia Vikander accepted the award for best supporting actress.

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Tom McCarthy, left, and Josh Singer accepted the award for best original screenplay for ?Spotlight.?

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Leonardo DiCaprio wins best actor

DiCaprio took home an Oscar for his performance in ?The Revenant.?

Director Tom McCarthy accepting the award for best original screenplay for the film ?Spotlight? at the 88th Academy Awards Sunday night.

?Spotlight? among night?s winners

Boston brought it home at the 88th Academy Awards Sunday night, as ?Spotlight? won the Oscar for best original screenplay.

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The comedian opened with a winning monologue that let everyone off the hook and put everyone on the hook at the same time.

View of the stage during the 88th Annual Academy Awards at the Dolby Theatre  in Hollywood.

See tonight?s Oscar winners

?Mad Max: Fury Road,? ?Spotlight,? ?The Danish Girl,? and other movies have won awards at the annual show.

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The Department of Homeland Security provided redacted files to the Globe after multiple requests spanning three years.

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Consultants have built a business on the strength of their relationships with the mayor.

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The 21-year-old University of Virginia student apologized for attempting to steal a political banner from a hotel.

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The Red Sox finished last in the AL East in the past two seasons. That isn?t in their plan this year.

A Green Line train leaves Park Street Station.

MBTA shrinks its deficit

MBTA officials will announce Monday that they have cut the agency?s projected deficit by 43 percent.

Although Hillary Clinton is one of Wellesley College?s most famous graduates, students on campus appear split between her and Bernie Sanders on the eve of the Massachusetts Democratic primary.

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Despite Hillary Clinton ties, Wellesley campus a microcosm of state Democratic race

On the campus that helped shape her politics, students are split on whether she deserves the nomination.

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Hillary Clinton holds an eight-point lead over Bernie Sanders in a new Mass. Democratic primary poll.

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A piece of advice from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is being denounced as alarmist and sexist.

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A winner-take-all fight is shaping up at the ballot box this fall.

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Ashley Guindon, who was born in Springfield, Mass., and grew up in Merrimack, N.H., was killed on her first day on the job in Virginia.

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General Electric chief executive Jeff Immelt said in an interview that the company?s civic priorities will be education and health care.

//c.o0bg.com/rf/image_90x90/Boston/2011-2020/2016/02/28/BostonGlobe.com/ReceivedContent/Images/davis_swi3_spts.jpg Red Sox catcher Blake Swihart ready to be a pitching authority

Swihart was a take-charge catcher in the minor leagues, unafraid to go to the mound and tell a pitcher what he was thinking.

Man seriously injured in Dartmouth police-involved shooting

Ryan Kuphal allegedly charged at officers with a knife following an domestic violence incident involving his mother.

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Pope Francis suggested he?s open to the idea of artificial birth control as a means of combatting the spread of the Zika virus, while taking abortion off the table.