TD Garden cuts ties with firm accused of beatings

The move comes after the Globe investigated reports that a security guard beat a disabled man with his own cane at North Station.

'MARY AND RHODA'-Mary Tyler Moore (left) and Valerie Harper return together as their popular alter egos, Mary Richards and Rhoda Morgenstern - to start their lives over again. Now, both with single, college-age daughters, they reestablish their wonderfully warm friendship. They're taking on New York City and the daunting challenges of motherhood and finding new careers at a difficult time to be on their own. Photo cr: Eric Liebowitz/ABC. LibraryTag 02072000 Living / library tag

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FELICE BELMAN

Mary Richards was a fictional role model for women

Mary Richards was a fictional role model who grew more real with each passing decade.

CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

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It makes no sense to doubt them anymore.

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The NFL commissioner also was asked about possibly having to hand a trophy to Tom Brady at the Super Bowl.

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A Chipotle Mexican Grill in Boston?s financial district was ?voluntarily? shut down on Wednesday after someone got sick inside the restaurant.

Tech Lab

For US tech, a long, slow reboot

Como Audio is exploring what it would take to open a factory in Massachusetts.

Metro

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Elaine Yates left Rhode Island with her two young daughters more than 30 years ago.

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He invented the electric motor, and once sent a resignation letter to none other than Thomas Edison.

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President Trump

President Donald Trump at the Department of Homeland Security on Wednesday.

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In Trump?s unfounded voter fraud claim, a familiar pattern

President Trump on Wednesday took another head-spinning turn that peddles in conspiracy theory from the seat of the Oval Office.

Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh during a press conference on immigration on Wednesday.

Walsh rails against Trump, calls immigration actions ?direct attack?

Mayor Walsh said he will ?protect all Boston residents ? even if that means using City Hall itself as a last resort.?

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Trump says he will expand immigration jails, sanction nations that refuse to take back their citizens, and seek to strip federal funding from sanctuary cities.

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President Trump is also poised to put a harsher and more isolationist stamp on US policy toward Muslims.

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Why have markets soared since Donald Trump?s election?

Is the ?Trump bump? a sign of unexpected faith in the president?s economic stewardship? Or something more like irrational exuberance?

US President Donald Trump speaks to the staff at the Department of Homeland Security in Washington, DC, on January 25, 2017. Trump vowed to restore

Yvonne Abraham

Have they no shame?

It is now abundantly clear ? if it wasn?t before ? that our new president has no capacity for shame.

President Donald Trump during a meeting at the White House on Tuesday.

Trump cracked down on environmental agencies, and the Internet fought back

The dissents have grown as President Trump, who has called climate change a ?hoax,?? takes control of agencies working to stem global warming.

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The move comes amid a sense among many that President Enrique Pena Nieto has been too weak in the face of President Trump?s tough policy stance.

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John Shattuck

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Here?s how citizens can resist the Trump agenda.

Special reports

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INTERACTIVE

Tom Brady: Superfreak?

We break down, body part by body part, what science suggests the average 39-year-old human encounters, and how Brady might be defying those expectations.

Life sciences

STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.

Investigations

The Desperate and the Dead | Part 7

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One Texas city took on mental health as a community and became a national model. Why can?t Mass. do the same?

The story behind ?Spotlight?

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Globe must-reads

Governor Charlie Baker addressed a joint session of the Legislature during his State of the State address.

Baker budget includes $300m from new fee on businesses

LUXURY IN THE SUBURBS: HOME OF THE WEEK

Property features theater, gentleman?s retreat

Love Letters

I?m a virgin and it?s killing my love life

Boston, MA - 1/4/2017 - Ana Gonzalez (cq), left, speaks with Anne Hayes (cq). The Trinity Boston Foundation conducts anti-racism training, focusing on the White Supremacy Culture (WSC). At one point in the session, staff was divided into a white group one of color to discuss issues of race. Photo by Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff Topic: 07trinity Reporter: Lisa Wangsness-Cristela Guerra

Dismantling racism, one conversation at a time

Globe Magazine

10 ways animals are smarter than you think

Casey Affleck in New York in 2016.

Not everyone is happy about Casey Affleck?s Oscar nod
A mural in downtown Houston offers colorful inspiration.

Headed to the Super Bowl? Well, Houston?s got game.
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BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL

Falcons have high-flying offense. But expect Tom Brady to pick apart the defense
Governor Charlie Baker will propose that a small chunk of state tax revenue be socked away each year in the savings account.

Baker plan aimed at boosting state?s savings account
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TV Critic?s Corner

CBS pulls Alan Cumming back in
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Smoking materials caused Cambridge 10-alarm blaze, officials say

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady.

Memo to Atlanta: Don?t apologize. Let our record speak for itself.

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Boston, MA 1-25-17: The Celtics Jonas Jerebko is covered in blood after he was fouled in the fourth quarter by the Rockets james Harden. Harden was called for a flagrant foul on the play and Jerebko left the floor to be treated. The Boston Celtics hosted the Houston Rockets in a regular season basketball game at the TD Garden. (Globe Staff Photo/Jim Davis) reporter: himmelsbach topic: Celtics-Rockets

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Celtics bloodied but beat Rockets

Isaiah Thomas continued his scoring surge, pouring in 38 points along with nine assists.

Metro

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A Green Line train pulled into Lechmere Station.

A sigh of relief in Somerville: Green Line extension still on

State transit officials are preparing for key meetings after the governor said the $2.3 billion project has President Trump?s blessing.

Real Estate

A North End remake combines two apartments into one vibrant home

From the sunlight-flooded wall of windows in the living room, the view across the rooftops extends to Boston Harbor, with the iconic Custom House clock tower to the right.

Politics

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EPA science under scrutiny by Trump political staff

The Trump administration is mandating that any studies or data from scientists at the agency undergo review before they can be made public.

Cars

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Options include a range of mid-size sedans, a couple of compact SUVs, and a hybrid.

Columnists

Diana Noschang, of Newburgh, N.Y., holds a

JEFF JACOBY

Trump?s ?Buy American? call is economic folly
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer spoke Monday during his first official daily press briefing.

Renée Graham

The gilded age of presidential mendacity
President Trump spoke Tuesday during a meeting with automobile industry leaders at the White House.

Indira A.R. Lakshmanan

In Trump?s war, the enemy is the truth

Michael A. Cohen

With Trump, it only gets worse from here
President Reagan in May 1981.

SCOT LEHIGH

Trump could learn a lot from Ronald Reagan
Can you remember anything memorable about previous Patriots-Falcons meetings?

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

We feel pity, not hatred, for Atlanta
Madonna at the Women?s March on Washington rally on Saturday: not helpful.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Listen to Michael Moore, not Madonna
Boston, MA - 1/23/2017 - Dennis Harrison (cq), right, was arraigned in East Boston district court. He is alleged to have pulled the fire alarm in the middle of the night at the airport hotel where the Pittsburgh Steelers were staying. His attorney is Francisco Napolitano (cq). Photo by Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff Topic: 24falsealarm Reporter: Cristela Guerra

KEVIN CULLEN

Sounding the alarm on Alarmgate
The Patriots are the first team to reach nine Super Bowls.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

New showdown between Patriots, Roger Goodell
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CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

With this win, Tom Brady gets the last word
Project 351 Service Heroes Class of 2017 had time for one large group photograh at Faneuil Hall on Jan. 14.

Adrian Walker

Project 351 teaches teenagers the virtues of leadership
Protesters took part in the women's march on Washington D.C.

Joan Vennochi

Trump succeeds where Clinton failed

Nation & World

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Greenpeace protesters unfurl a banner that reads ?Resist? at the construction site of the former Washington Post building, near the White House in Washington, Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2017, after police say protesters climbed a crane at the site refusing to allow workers to work in the area. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)

Anti-Trump protesters climb crane just blocks from the White House

The Greenpeace demonstrators unfurled a banner that says ?RESIST.?

Business

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Take a look at GE?s new logo on the Celtics jerseys

The logo will be subtle, just a small circular GE symbol on the shoulder of the jerseys, in traditional green and white, of course.

Arts

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Roxane Gay said she pulled her book from Simon & Schuster because of their decision to publish ?alt-right? figure Milo Yiannopoulos, an avowed white nationalist.

Roxane Gay pulls book after Milo Yiannopoulos controversy

Gay is thought to be the first author to pull a book from publisher Simon & Schuster over the controversy surrounding alt-right figure and Breitbart writer Milo Yiannopoulos.

Food & dining

The Kowloon in Saugus

How Chinese restaurants came to embrace tiki kitsch

How in the world did this version of the Chinese restaurant come to be?

The Big Picture

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The big picture

Aboard the bus to the Women?s March

Globe staff photographer Jessica Rinaldi traveled to Washington, D.C. with a group from Massachusetts to attend the Women?s March on Washington.

Ground Game

Ground Game

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For a moment there, weeks before he was sworn in, it appeared that Donald Trump was beginning to get something of a honeymoon.

Design New England

Design New England

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The lush landscape around Andrew Grossman?s home and studio is a showcase of possibilities.

Magazine

The cover for the January 22 2017 issue

Recipes: Hawaiian poke and more dishes to beat the winter blahs
The cover for the January 15 2017 issue

These retro French chicken recipes are easier than they sound

The cover for the January 8 2017 issue

A widow in unfamiliar territory

The cover for the January 1 2017 issue

How I feel about my daughter?s search for her birth parents