The party is broadly optimistic about its odds against the Republican governor, but underwhelmed by the current, still nebulous cast of candidates.
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Central parts of the state could get as much as two feet, while a foot could fall on Boston.
Even with lights out, school panel pushes onOnce run under a tight time clock, Boston School Committee meetings now ramble on for many hours.
Supporting cast aids theater icon after brush with death?It?s kind of like ?It?s a Wonderful Life,?? says Lyric Stage Company leader Spiro Veloudos.
White House addresses Trump?s call to BhararaThe White House offered an explanation for a mysterious phone call that President Trump placed to Preet Bharara a day before dismissing him.
The week ahead: Nor?easter on tap, March Madness, and moreWhat?s going on this coming week? From basketball to potential blizzards, here?s a look at what?s in store.
Derek Kellogg, Lou Roe named in suit against UMass basketball staffers A woman is alleging that UMass basketball staff members intimidated her in an effort to keep her quiet about potentially damaging information.
MBTA considering some cuts on weekend linesThe MBTA is considering shutting down entire commuter rail lines during several weekends over the next two years.
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As the US population becomes more diverse, and companies expand into other countries, the demand for bilingual workers is rising.
This is how much John Oliver hates the GOP health care plan?It is truly the Ted Cruz of health care legislation,? Oliver said.
Adrian Walker
The St. Patrick?s Day parade is the embarrassment that never goes awayIt?s bad for South Boston ? and all of Boston ? that the organizers still have the power to march the city backward.
Boston police extend body camera pilot programThe extension, which doubles the length of the program, comes under an agreement with the Boston Police Patrolmen?s Association.
At Fire Protection Association, nonprofit doesn?t mean low payCharity work pays well at the nonprofit National Fire Protection Association in Quincy.
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CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
This is the year of the blue bloods in the NCAA Tournament.
SPOTLIGHT FOLLOW-UP
Star surgeon is scrutinized on concurrent proceduresNew York authorities are probing how a famed prostate specialist manages his vast patient load.
Behind the blue wall: Claims of bias in the State Police forceInside the barracks of New England?s largest police force, some women and minority troopers say they must navigate a workplace culture that can be hostile or even discriminatory toward them.
What are your favorite Boston-area restaurants?Vote in our March Madness- style bracket to pick the most universally loved local place to eat.
Opinion | Jeffrey D. Sachs
The ethics and practicalities of foreign aid The financial savings in Donald Trump?s foreign aid cuts will be trivial, but the costs to millions of impoverished people will be enormous.
Address: The week in real estateOur weekly digest on buying, selling, and design, with expert advice and insider neighborhood knowledge.
Two sisters, one house, and a mysteryOver the years Sheryl Waldman faded from view until she vanished, and no one seemed to notice ? until one cold evening last December.
Documenting Hate: Submit an incident you know aboutIf you have been a victim or witnessed a hate incident, share your information here so we can investigate.
Top US hospitals aggressively promoting alternative medicineSome hospitals have built luxurious, spa-like wellness centers to draw patients for spiritual healing, homeopathy, and more.
The Celtics bolted to a 22-9 lead in the first quarter and never looked back.
A founder of the group said the controversy went ?above and beyond what we?re really comfortable with participating in.?
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Preet Bharara, the US attorney in Manhattan, refused to resign and tweeted on Saturday that he was fired.
Nearly 2,500 babies in Brazil were born to Zika-infected mothers, and suffered profound brain damage.
Sam Riley has made a career of helping to carry on the hospital?s long tradition of clinical imaging.
The Swedish singer-songwriter, who visits Brighton Music Hall Wednesday, burrows into life?s details to reflect on broader meanings.
Admirers of one of our most forward-thinking presidents may want to retrace the steps from whence he came.
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.
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The Big Picture
Hundreds of ballet dancers are in Boston vying for the opportunity to make it to a competition in New York City.
Ground Game
With health care proposal, GOP feels history repeating It wasn?t that long ago that Republicans mocked Democrats about the bumbling way they drafted the Affordable Care Act.
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