MARCH NOR?EASTER

Nearly 150,000 customers without power as Mass. cleans up from nor?easter

In Boston, 14.5 inches of snow fell, setting a record both for most snowfall recorded on March 13, and most snowfall recorded over a 1-day period in March.

Queen Elsa came to Boston and pushed a police wagon out of the snow

The cold never bothered her, anyway.

3 emergency shelters opened on Cape Cod

The facilities in Harwich, Hyannis, and Sandwich offer an option for thousands who remain without power.

NFL free agency

Malcolm Butler, Dion Lewis in a Tennessee state of mind

Butler and Lewis appear to be bound for the Titans, coached by Mike Vrabel. And Danny Amendola is going to Miami.

BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL

Tom Brady can?t be pleased to lose Danny Amendola and Dion Lewis

In a handful of hours, Brady lost two of his top offensive weapons.

CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

To keep fit, Patriots have some core work to do

The priorities now should be retaining Nate Solder and making sure Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski are happy.

Tommy Harper with Red Sox president/CEO Sam Kennedy at Fenway Park last September. — Steven Senne/Associated Press/File

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Tommy Harper says Yawkey?s philanthropy doesn?t outweigh the racial harm

The former Red Sox outfielder and current consultant said the team?s former owner ?stood on the wrong side of history.?

Dr. T. Berry Brazelton ?revolutionized the way we think about families,? a former colleague said

The pioneering pediatric care and child development doctor died Tuesday. He was 99.

How Near East rice pilaf became a New England staple

Did you know Near East was born in Worcester and is the brainchild of one of America?s most unsung female entrepreneurs?

HIAWATHA BRAY | TECH LAB

Let?s worry about silicon, not steel

In the brewing trade war between the United States and China, silicon and software matter more than steel.

Stephen Hawking, ground-breaking physicist, dies

Dr. Hawking delivered an address at Harvard University?s Sanders Theatre in April 2016. — Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff/File

Dr. Hawking?s best-selling book ?A Brief History of Time? helped make him the most celebrated scientist since Albert Einstein. He was 76.

Pa. congressional race remains too close to call

Democrat Conor Lamb declared victory, but he led by only a few hundred votes.

Outgoing Secretary of State Rex Tillerson addressed the media briefly Tuesday after his dismissal by President Trump. — Andrew Harnik/Associated Press

Rex Tillerson?s firing another sign of turmoil around Trump

It was most dramatic in a cascade of personnel moves that suggest Trump is determined to surround himself with loyalists.

Muslim advocates critical of Tillerson?s proposed successor

After the Boston Marathon bombings, Mike Pompeo said Muslims were ?potentially complicit? because they had not condemned the attack.

Ground Game

Tillerson is out, but this question remains

Despite persistent rumors that Trump was set to fire Tillerson at different points throughout his tenure, most recently in December, the president didn?t do it until now.

Amid student protests, school districts try to walk a fine line

Superintendents want students to frame walkouts as a way to honor those who died in last month?s massacre, and not as a call for stricter gun laws.

Adrian Walker

After museum defacing, what happens now on Nantucket?

Is there anything to learn from what happened at the Museum of African-American History?

Munch Madness 2018: The top restaurants in Boston

A la March Madness, local restaurants are pitted against each other. Vote now to make sure your favorite place wins.

Debuting Love Letters: The Podcast

A breakup: Is it an end, or is it a beginning?

In Season One, Meredith Goldstein explores this question through intimate stories of love and heartbreak and confessions from her own life.

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Opinion & Ideas

SCOT LEHIGH

Harsh rhetoric complicates Trump?s tricky North Korean gambit

Any nuclear deal President Trump strikes with Kim Jong Un will be judged against the Iran deal.

Modeling?s glamour hides web of abuse

The fashion industry is built on glamour and allure, but many models, especially the very young, know it for something else: sexual exploitation and abuse.