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Kinder Morgan shelves $3 billion pipeline project

The pipeline was controversial natural gas project proposed through Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

Anti-slavery crusader Harriet Tubman is seen in a picture from the Library of Congress taken photographer H.B. Lindsley between 1860 and 1870. The U.S. Treasury has decided to replace former President Andrew Jackson with Tubman on the U.S. $20 bill, and will put leaders of the women's suffrage movement on the back of $10 bill, Politico reported on Wednesday. REUTERS/Library of Congress/Handout via Reuters FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS. NO ARCHIVES. NO SALES — Library of Congress via REUTERS

Harriet Tubman to replace Andrew Jackson on $20 bill

Alexander Hamilton will remain on the face of the $10 bill.

?Who is Harriet Tubman?? was a top question on Google today

Plenty of people needed a refresher on the abolitionist icon who helped free hundreds of slaves.

What a bummer: Marijuana question marred by errors

The attorney general can approve quick fixes, assuming they don?t change the substance of the ballot measure.

Lynn man wins $4 million in Lottery game

Jeffrey Quiles? plans include buying a house, a car ? and an engagement ring.

Boston, MA - 09/23/15 A look at the unusual/interesting scaffolding on the side of the former John Hancock building. - (Barry Chin/Globe Staff), Section: Metro, Reporter: In caps, Topic: xxFeature, LOID: 8.0.4216683554. — Barry Chin/globe staff/file 2015

Mural on Boston landmark to be removed

The mural mysteriously appeared last fall on the side of 200 Clarendon Street, the tower formerly known as the John Hancock building.

High court expresses doubts about drunken driving laws

The Supreme Court pressed lawyers on laws that make it a crime for people suspected of drunken driving to refuse to take alcohol tests.

Boston, MA: 04-20-2016: Boston Marathon runner Ari Ofsevit during media availability in the intensive care unite of the Tufts Medical Center in Boston, Mass. April 20, 2016, where he was receiving treatment after collapsing near the finish line of the race. He was steadied on his feet by fellow runners. Looking on are emergency room nurse Patricia Burchell and Dr. Matt Mostofi (right), Associate Chief of Emergency Medicine at the hospital. Photo/John Blanding, Boston Globe staff story/Astead Herndon, Metro ( 21runner ) — John Blanding/Globe Staff

Runner says kindness ?captures the spirit? of Marathon

Ari Ofsevit, the Boston Marathon runner who was carried across the finish line by two fellow competitors, is beginning to feel like himself again.

Social-media advice to Curt Schilling: Step off the mound

The former Red Sox standout righthander could learn a lot about tweeting from his own approach to pitching.

Draft trades illustrate scarcity of talent at quarterback

Jared Goff and Carson Wentz are very good but not great prospects, yet the Rams and Eagles spent big to try to get them.

Red Sox put Joe Kelly on DL, call up two from Pawtucket

Manager John Farrell said three pitchers currently in Pawtucket were in the mix to start in Kelly?s place on Sunday.

Tom Brady makes the scene at the Tribeca film fest

Tom Brady was on a Tribeca Film Festival panel that was focused on youth sports.

Kelly Ripa a no-show on ?Live!? after news of Michael Strahan?s departure

There were reports Tuesday that Kelly Ripa was upset that she?d been kept in the dark about Michael Strahan?s departure.

Robin Van Tine and Johanna Walczak at Ladies Rock Camp Boston.. — Kayana Szymczak for the Boston Globe

Cutting loose is the lesson at Ladies Rock Camp

Women of all ages attend Ladies Rock Camp in Jamaica Plain, shedding their inhibitions and joining bands.

Social issues, not Broadway aspirations, mark ART?s new season

It will also be the first ART season without a Diane Paulus-directed show since her inaugural year of 2008-09.

Learning & Earning | Globe Magazine

The gig economy is coming. You probably won?t like it.

Say goodbye to salaries, health insurance, and vacation days. Forty percent of America?s workforce could be freelance by 2020.

Opinion & Ideas

EDITORIAL

Let?s hear it for Hamilton on the $10 bill

It took a Broadway musical to convince the Treasury Department of what historians and a Fed chairman couldn?t.

Ground Game

GROUND GAME

Clinton, Trump move to friendly states in next week?s primaries

The race for delegates will continue in a week as five states on the East Coast go to the polls.

The Big Picture

The Big Picture

The 2016 Boston Marathon

More than 30,000 participants registered for the 2016 Boston Marathon, the third largest field in the race history.

Life sciences

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Snapchat accused of using ?blackface? in Bob Marley filter

The action at last year?s PAX East gaming convention.

Hiawatha Bray | Tech Lab

Video gaming?s Final Four hits Boston

Learning & Earning | Globe Magazine

In salary negotiations, women face traps men don?t

Fort Myers, FL - 02/25/15 - One day after Red Sox owner John Henry said things with the club have Ã?never been better,'' Sox CEO Larry Lucchino and Chairman Tom Werner echoed the optimism during a media availability at Jet Blue Park. Red Sox Spring Training. (Barry Chin/Globe Staff), Section: Sports, Reporter: Peter Abraham, Topic: 25Red Sox, LOID: 8.0.2826364469.

Larry Lucchino named Jimmy Fund chairman

Left: Johnny Depp was seen as Whitey Bulger in ?Black Mass.? Right: A Boston sidewalk was made to look like an NYC subway.

Meet the man who puts Boston in the movies

Britain's Prince George stands on foam blocks during a photo shoot for the Royal Mail in the summer of 2015 in the White Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace.

Prince George appears in photo for postage stamp

Singer Meghan Trainor and her dad, Gary, at the 2016 iHeartRadio Music Awards on April 3.

Meghan Trainor to wrap up tour in Boston

Dr. Jeffrey Gold (right) consulted with patient David Bergstrom at Gold Direct Care in Marblehead. Gold says he could not accept the standard model for medical practice.

How these doctors bypass insurance companies

The Boston Convention & Exhibition Center.

Officials irked by proposed ban on Uber and Lyft at Convention Center

Boston-4/20/16- The Boston Bruins held a press conference at the TD Garden with(left to rt) Charlie Jacobs, Jeremy Jacobs and Cam Neely to discuss the season. Boston Globe staff Photo by John Tlumacki (sports)

Bruins target defense, right wing, and backup goalie as priorities

Dan Shaughnessy

Building a debacle, one brick at a time

Farah Stockman (right) reacted when she learned of her Pulitzer Prize win. Left: Jessica Rinaldi.

Shirley Leung

Women ruled this year?s Pulitzer Prizes

Sports

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As a press briefing Wednesday, team president Cam Neely said the Bruins were good enough to make the playoffs ? but the evidence doesn?t seem to support that.

FLUTO SHINZAWA | ON HOCKEY

Cam Neely finding that goals are now much harder to achieve

As a bruising Bruin, he could take over a game by himself, but the task upstairs as team president is trickier.

Metro

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Conservatory Lab Charter School students Kateri Gerald Burns (left), 14, and Arianna Rodriguez, 14, held up signs at the conclusion of a skit presented to Boston Art Commission members imporing them to erect a statue of Frederick Douglass in Boston.

Dorchester students push for Frederick Douglass statue

A group of pint-sized social activists are trying to get a Frederick Douglass statue in Roxbury, and have given the project new momentum.

Politics

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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump addressed supporters Tuesday night at Trump Tower in Manhattan. Trump may have held his victory party in the borough, but he?s trailing in the vote there, according to unofficial results.

Donald Trump wins N.Y., but he may have lost Manhattan

The Republican presidential candidate is about 850 votes behind John Kasich, according to unofficial results.

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