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Chad Finn
Things looked bleak for the Patriots, but then Tom Brady and Co. did what they do best.
Here?s what you need to know about the team the Patriots will face in Super Bowl LII.
Looks like Super Bowl LII has the potential to be a Brady family reunion ?I have always felt a connection to Minnesota,? said the quarterback, whose mother is from Browerville, Minn.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
There was never any doubt The Patriots win. They always win. And Sunday they earned their 10th trip to the Super Bowl.
Tara Sullivan
Again, you have to hand it to Tom Brady Brady found a way to write yet another unlikely chapter of greatness to his already winning story.
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He came up big in the clutch once again with two TDs and a key conversion in the fourth quarter.
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It wasn?t until after Sunday?s game that we actually got a clear view of the injury.
Nonstop flights between Boston and Minneapolis for the Super Bowl were checking in at more than $1,000.
Is Eversource throwing shade on solar users? The utility will soon start charging customers for the privilege of soaking up sun, and the solar industry is fighting back.
New rules to govern handling of Oscar envelopes Oscar voting procedures and the tabulation of nominees and winners won?t change. Instead, reforms focus on envelope rituals.
There?s a ghost haunting the US senator as she ramps up for this year?s reelection campaign and a possible 2020 presidential bid.
Walsh aims to rein in short-term rental market Boston?s mayor wants new rules to limit how frequently landlords can offer rentals through Airbnb and similar services.
The donations by Robert Hale Jr. and his wife, Karen, are among the largest received by each hospital.
Pope apologizes to abuse victims, but still defends Chile bishop Pope apologizes to abuse victims for demanding proof of accusations, but still defends Chile bishop accused of cover-up.
Town official in Maine under fire after espousing white supremacist views Tom Kawczynski recently made public comments bashing Islam and calling for preservation of white European heritage in northern New England.
Many federal employees started the workweek Monday with confusion and anxiety over a shutdown that will lock hundreds of thousands of them out of their jobs.
Trump focused on minimizing shutdown harm, White House says Sarah Huckabee Sanders said President Trump is taking the ??absolute opposite approach?? from the previous administration, which she says tried to ?weaponize? a 2013 shutdown.
Opinion | Richard North Patterson
Donald Trump proves the adage ?ignorance is bliss? Again and again, Trump says that ?nobody knows more than I do.?
Tech Lab
A not so self-driving Cadillac Testing the Cadillac new self-driving system is like that first drive by your teenager, expecting to grab the wheel when he does something crazy.
Starts & Stops
Free bus service? Only for night owls The MBTA is considering an overnight bus service?and making it free for riders.
Boston College hockey player assaulted near Fenway Park A 6-foot 5-inch defenseman for the Boston College men?s hockey team is ?out indefinitely? after being assaulted at Domino?s on Boylston Street.
Dozens of animals die in barn blaze on Holliston farm A blaze destroyed a barn, killing most of the animals trapped inside at a Holliston farm Sunday morning, fire officials said.
German nurse charged with 97 more murders at hospitals Niels Hoegel said during his trial he intentionally brought about cardiac crises in about 90 patients because he enjoyed the feeling of being able to resuscitate them.
Sanofi buys Waltham-based Bioverativ for $11.6 billion Sanofi says the deal for the Biogen spinoff will boost its profile for fighting rare diseases.
The Season Ticket podcast Jackie Bradley Jr. On Yankees' Splashy Offseason: 'Paper Doesn't Win Ballgames'
Opinion | Margery Eagan
It?s time to say goodbye to the NFL cheerleaders They?re underpaid, exploited, and objectified, in a game with a lousy history of violence against women.
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A series of occasional articles on the Syrian refugee families resettling here, and the local people assisting them.
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Experts struggle to predict clinical trial outcomes Researchers might not be as great at determining the likelihood of a clinical trial?s success as they think they are.
Kyrie Irving scored 40 points but he received little help as the Celtics lost their third straight home game.
Roads, parks, and rail trails aren?t the most exciting topics ? unless you live near one.
A sampling of the market in this neighborhood between Harvard and MIT includes a condo with high ceilings and an apartment with river views.
A new Washington Post-ABC News poll is a sign that two groups that have recoiled from Donald Trump?s presidency will play a decisive role in November.
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Expect a wild, fast result when a supercar company develops a new SUV.
Vice President Mike Pence says the United States will open its embassy in Jerusalem next year, ahead of schedule.
Unlike residential renters, who have some legal protections from aggressive eviction tactics, commercial tenants have little recourse.
The rocker hung out with the Kraft family and Drew Bledsoe before Sunday?s game.
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The Big Picture
After the confetti fell and the trophy was raised, it was all smiles from Tom Brady and the Patriots as they headed for another Super Bowl.
