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Hundreds of thousands gathered at the National Mall Saturday afternoon with a singular message.
50,000 cram into Common to have voices heard Students galvanized by last month?s deadly school shooting in Florida led tens of thousands of demonstrators Saturday in a march and rally in Boston to push for stronger gun control.
Yvonne Abraham
Young people are irate, and absolutely right The students at the vanguard of Saturday?s March for Our Lives could plant a glimmer of hope even in a heart utterly broken.
Parkland students say they?ll keep working on gun-control efforts Students from Parkland, Fla., who helped to organize the March for our Lives rally in Washington, D.C., on Saturday said their efforts aren?t finished.
Counterprotesters in Boston ?defend the Second Amendment? Several dozen people rallied to oppose what they see as a push to trample on constitutionally guaranteed rights.
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Images from the March for Our Lives Boston Tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered in Boston after last month?s deadly school shooting in Florida.
Opinion
Massachusetts has the nation?s lowest rate of gun deaths. Here are #7steps your state can take to save lives.
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ALEX SPEIER
The manager has been bonding with the players in ways that have resulted in a positive atmosphere around the team.
Kyrie Irving expected to return to basketball activities in 3 to 6 weeks The Celtics guard underwent a procedure on Saturday to alleviate soreness in his troublesome left knee.
IDEAS
Dream On: The dreams issue Ideas looks at how dreams shape the world ? and asks: What are dreams for, anyway?
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Robert DiCicco found himself battling the same government he had risked his life for, a bureaucratic nightmare that plunged his family into financial peril.
Nate Solder and family thank Patriots, fan base in full-page Globe ad The offensive tackle spent seven years in New England before recently signing with the New York Giants.
Patriots? Duron Harmon apologizes for marijuana incident Costa Rican authorities say Harmon tried to bring 2 ounces of pot into the country. Harmon said it ?does not represent who I am or the person I strive to be.?
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Officials at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design are investigating allegations that Nicholas Nixon engaged in ?inappropriate behavior.?
Drivers who want Real ID say the state encouraged them to skip it The Registry of Motor Vehicles wants drivers with soon-expiring licenses to renew online, even as it introduces a new type of license that can only be obtained in person.
Tara Sullivan
For Villanova?s Jay Wright, there?s a lot to love about college life ?I love practice, I love the games. And I love the time with the guys just talking about life,? said Villanova?s basketball coach.
President Trump says he?s ?very happy? with existing legal team Trump also reiterated his stance that there was ?NO COLLUSION with Russia? during the 2016 presidential campaign.
The Dating Issue | Magazine
30 great dates in Boston and beyond From seaside oyster feasting to stargazing to joy riding, here are some creative ways to have fun with your new crush or your longtime sweetheart.
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Wayland Coleman said he feared drinking water from prison taps.
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Sixteen Boston-area restaurants have made it to the next round. But which should continue to advance? Make your picks here.
EDITORIAL
Making the US Senate work again If the Senate is to resume its storied place in US governance, filibuster abuse must stop.
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.
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The Red Sox also hold a team option on the catcher for 2022.
More than 1,000 people showed up for a rally in Springfield.
Rachel Geller of Newton has the answer for misbehaving felines ? and their harried owners.
Consumers apparently are moving away from the pale colors that once dominated bedroom decor and toward vibrant tones and patterns.
President Trump conceded Friday that Democrats had him over a barrel.
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Ford, with a sagging U.S. market share and one of the oldest vehicle lineups in the industry, is promising to revamp three-quarters of its models in the next two years
Several allies, including some of the biggest foreign suppliers of steel, have received an 11th-hour reprieve.
Cheryl Knott fears for the primates? survival as their numbers have dwindled.
This year?s visit to the Wang by the dance troupe marks a half-century relationship with Boston audiences.
The Alise Boston offers guests ?the naked experience." It?s not as salacious as it sounds.
Inside the ?cult? that catapulted conductor James Levine?s career At the beginning of the maestro?s 50-year career, Levine ran what some young musicians considered a cult, allegedly making members take loyalty tests and engage in group sex.
The Big Picture
Scenes from the Paralympics taking place March 9-18 in PyeongChang, South Korea. 670 athletes with disabilities from around the world compete in 80 events in six different sports.
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