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Demonstrators pour into Boston

Marchers were headed into Boston by the thousands for demonstrations after Donald Trump?s inauguration.

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Thousands of demonstrators were at Boston Common on Saturday.

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Crowds grew larger in Boston, and trains were crowded.

Emily Tuohey for the Boston globe

Demonstrators waited at the Riverside station on their way to Boston Common. Trains were crowded and delayed Saturday.

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Demonstrations happened in Boston, and in cities across the United States and around the world, after the inauguration of Donald Trump.

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Nancy Barker was at Boston Common.

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Demonstrators and their signs on Boston Common.

Crowd swells on Boston Common

Thousands of people converged on Boston Common on Saturday morning, and more were on the way to to speak out against hostile rhetoric and violence directed at immigrants, Muslims, and others during the presidential campaign and in the wake of the election.

MBTA adding extra trains for Boston marchers

The MBTA is adding extra Commuter Rail trains because of heavy ridership.

Meet the people behind the Boston Women?s March

The volunteers come from different backgrounds, but they all share a desire to stand together for equality and dignity.

What you need to know about traffic during Boston march

Boston Common, Public Garden, and Commonwealth Avenue are crowded with people, and transportation is slow.

Donald Trump?s inauguration

Women with bright pink hats and signs begin to gather early and are set to make their voices heard on the first full day of Donald Trump's presidency, Saturday, Jan. 21, 2017 in Washington. Organizers of the Women's March on Washington expect more than 200,000 people to attend the gathering. Other protests are expected in other U.S. cities. ( AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana) — Jose Luis Magana/Associated Press

Women descend on Washington day after Trump is inaugurated

Organizers of the Women?s March on Washington expected more than 200,000 people to turn out.

Why are whitehouse.gov web pages disappearing?

The mysterious changes were quickly noticed by news organizations and people on social media.

Interior Dept. banned from Twitter after retweet of crowd size

The Interior Department was ordered Friday to shut down its official Twitter accounts -- indefinitely.

Opinion | Randall L. Kennedy

A grudging admiration for Trump?s speech

His inaugural address should put everyone on notice that restraining ? much less overcoming ? him will be a daunting task.

Editorial

Trump?s missed opportunity

President Trump presented grandiose promises but no details of what comes next.

President Donald Trump deliverd his inaugural address at the US Capitol.

Trump stresses unity mixed with dark imagery after being sworn in

President Donald Trump?s message included an unusually pessimistic view on a day that is often focused on the hopefulness for the future.

On first day, Trump signs health care executive order

His first executive order was aimed at his predecessor?s signature health care law.

Trump played outsider and insider Friday

In the first minutes after Donald Trump?s swearing-in, the contradictory sides of the new president were on sharp display.

Did Trump?s baker plagiarize a cake?

Allegations of plagiarism have dogged people close to Trump, but could his administration have kicked off its tenure by plagiarizing ... a cake?

White nationalist Richard Spencer got punched in the face

The alt-right leader was attacked on the street while giving an interview.

STYLE

Melania Trump wears ivory gown by Herve Pierre at inaugural balls

Earlier in the day, the incoming first lady wore a sky-blue cashmere jacket and mock turtleneck dress by Ralph Lauren.

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Trump?s speech offered nothing to a fractured nation

Donald Trump?s inaugural address paid no heed to the 65.8 million Americans who voted for Hillary Clinton.

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As Obama departs, black youth question place in Trump?s America

As President Obama leaves office, a generation of black youth confront the paradox of his historic ascension and the start of the Trump era.

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Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton(L) speaks to former US President George W. Bush and his wife Laura Bush before the presidential inauguration January 20, 2017 at the US capitol in Washington, DC. / AFP PHOTO / Paul J. RichardsPAUL J. RICHARDS/AFP/Getty Images

George W. Bush tries, fails to put on poncho during inauguration

Kellyanne Conway talked with Dan Quayle during the inauguration.

style

Kellyanne Conway tries a fashion revolution ? and fails

Trump takes over the @POTUS Twitter handle

Senator Jason M. Lewis proposed legislation that would reduce the amount of marijuana people 21 years and older could possess in their home from 10 ounces to 2 ounces, and the number of marijuana plants people could grow from 12 per household to six per household.

Mass. legislation would sharply curb marijuana law

Harvard Book Store puts the Obamas? farewell speeches in book form

Former New England Patriots NFL football player Aaron Hernandez listens during a pretrial hearing at Suffolk Superior Court in Boston, Thursday, Jan. 19, 2017. Hernandez, who is serving a life sentence for the 2013 killing of Odin Lloyd, appeared with his lawyers before for his upcoming trial, where he is charged in the 2012 slayings of two men outside a Boston nightclub. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa, Pool)

Aaron Hernandez double murder trial delayed

Artist Shepard Fairey with his portrait of former President Barack Obama.

Obama ?Hope? artist returns with ?We the people? posters

After three hours, the guards ended the riot by injecting pepper spray into the housing unit.

Mass. prison riot began over a demand for showers

FOXBORO, MA - JANUARY 14: Tom Brady #12 of the New England Patriots is tackled by Whitney Mercilus #59 and Brian Cushing #56 of the Houston Texans during the AFC Divisional Playoff Game at Gillette Stadium on January 14, 2017 in Foxboro, Massachusetts. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)

Patriots know Steelers are coming ? right up the middle

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Officials investigated the scene of a cruiser that caught fire in South Boston Friday.

?A deliberate act?: Device detonated near police cruiser

In 2012, lab technician Sherri Wang worked at Gen9, which produced a gene printer that could produce large quantities of genes and nucleic acids.

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Boston, MA - 1/20/2017 - (2nd period) Boston Bruins head coach Claude Julien looks to make a point with the officiating crew in the second period. The Boston Bruins host the Chicago Blackhawks at TD Garden. - (Barry Chin/Globe Staff), Section: Sports, Reporter: Kevin Dupont, Topic: 21Bruins-Blackhawks, LOID: 8.3.1328617327.

Blackhawks 1, Bruins 0

Bruins left with blank expression

Marian Hossa converted a cross-crease feed with 1:26 to play for the game?s only goal

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Philip Chism appeared in court in December 2015.

Teen convicted in slaying of Danvers teacher will enter prison system

Philip D. Chism is being transferred into the state prison system because he is turning 18, an official said.

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Treasury Secretary-designate Steven Mnuchin testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, Jan. 19, 2017, at his confirmation hearing before the Senate Finance Committee. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

Issues of riches trip up picks, but few may be denied

Problems of fabulous wealth seem almost part and parcel to the confirmation struggles of a Trump government that would be filled with billionaires and multimillionaires.