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Sunday, February 8, 2026
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Patriots
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‘Vrabes and the boys’: The adventures of Mike Vrabel and his golf and skiing buddies
The Patriots' coach is most comfortable hanging with a crew that includes a funeral director, an owner of an artificial turf company, and a medical device salesman.
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Housing
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Why some lawmakers hope a divisive ballot measure will force Beacon Hill to finally address rent control
Some tenant advocates are hoping lawmakers will take up a legislative compromise to enact a version of rent control while avoiding a bruising ballot fight.
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Politics
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Trump has been having the same fight about sanctuary cities for 10 years. Winning it may not be the point.
President Trump has been largely rebuffed by the courts each time he’s attempted to punish Democratic cities and states.
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Business
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How wedding professionals and couples are grappling with economic uncertainty this year
A wedding has always been one of the most expensive days of a couple’s lives, but inflation, tariffs, and other affordability concerns are putting the luxe trappings of matrimony out of reach for many in Massachusetts.
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World
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She filmed Iran’s violent crackdown on protesters. Now she is afraid to go outside.
The 37-year-old Iranian beautician marched with her friends through the streets in her hometown of Karaj, taking video as they chanted against Iran's rulers.
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Globe Magazine
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Ten ways the Patriots built a new culture, from a two-minute drive to a surprise barbecue drop-in
How New England built trust, chemistry, and a new culture in Foxborough.
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Want to get into a great college? Try being rich, male, and a champion squash player.
A 2023 Supreme Court decision barred colleges from considering race in deciding who gets in. But what has resulted is anything but equitable.
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Taking the leap: Why more Black women are making the move to live abroad
In their 20s and older, Black women are meeting online to share the pros and cons of beginning a new season of their lives outside the US.
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The Nation
Nation
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Spiritual ties of ousted Venezuelan president Maduro and successor include guru Sathya Sai Baba
Religious identity is complex in Venezuela, where it is common for people to blend multiple religious and spiritual practices.
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Nation
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Colorado funeral home owner who abused nearly 200 corpses gets 40 years, decried as a ‘monster’
A Colorado funeral home owner who stashed 189 decomposing bodies and gave families fake ashes has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for corpse abuse
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Nation
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Armchair detectives flood social media as search for Savannah Guthrie’s mother continues
As officials search for Nancy Guthrie, people online are having their say.
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The World
World
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Trump reverts to diplomacy with Iran, but the road is narrow
Even with President Trump’s “beautiful armada” off its shores, Iran has once again resorted to a familiar strategy: kicking the radioactive can of its nuclear program down the road of extended negotiations. But the road may be shorter than Iran seems to believe.
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World
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US gave Ukraine and Russia a June deadline to reach agreement to end war, Zelenskyy says
If the June deadline is not met, the Trump administration will likely put pressure on both sides to meet it, he added.
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World
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Drone attack by paramilitary group in Sudan kills 24, including 8 children, doctors’ group says
A drone attack by the Rapid Support Forces has hit a vehicle carrying displaced families in central Sudan, killing at least 24 people, including eight children
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Editorial & Opinion
Columns
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What one Seahawks fan said to a Patriots fan
Will Seattle shake the ghost of Malcolm Butler? Does New England really deserve another Super Bowl win? Two fans talk smack ahead of the big game.
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Letters
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Under press secretary Leavitt, facts all come with points of view
As with many others in this administration, the truth is what she says it is, regardless of the facts.
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Editorials
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The Back Bay house cost $21 million. So why was it only taxed at $12.5 million?
High-end Boston buyers getting a break on taxes, not so much those buying starter homes.
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Metro
Higher Education
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Hegseth cuts Department of Defense’s academic ties with Harvard University
“File this under: LONG OVERDUE,” the post on X said. “The Department of War is formally ending ALL Professional Military Education, fellowships, and certificate programs with Harvard University.”
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Massachusetts
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For Seahawks faithful, the ghost of Malcolm Butler still haunts
The specter of the team’s cataclysmic loss to the Pats 11 years ago looms: “That’s bottom of the barrel for Seattle fans.”
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Metro
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Lindsay Clancy kept asking the medical system for help. The system kept moving her along.
Two new lawsuits paint a picture, in terrifying detail, of how the health system failed Lindsay Clancy and her family.
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Sports
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Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs sued in Florida days before Super Bowl
The star receiver's legal troubles mount.
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Patriots
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Tom Brady’s dad says all the Bradys, including his son, will be rooting for the Patriots to win Super Bowl LX
Tom Brady Sr. made it clear where the family’s allegiances lie, citing an Instagram story his seven-time Super Bowl-winner son put up Friday about backing Patriots owner Robert Kraft.
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Red Sox
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Questions linger as Red Sox are about to officially open camp
Is this pretty much the team the Red Sox will carry into the regular season?
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Business
Business
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How wedding professionals and couples are grappling with economic uncertainty this year
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Business
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How wedding professionals and couples are grappling with economic uncertainty this year
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Ideas
Ideas
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Hannibal Lecter seized the imagination. Clarice Starling shifted it.
Thirty-five years later, Jodie Foster's FBI agent in "The Silence of the Lambs" looks like a precursor to our true crime era.
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Ideas
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America’s next moonshot: Ultra-healthy 60-somethings
Keeping people alive and well for longer may be the fastest way to boost our workforce — and our families.
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Obituaries
Obituaries
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Michael Parenti, unapologetic Marxist theorist and author, dies at 92
Dr. Parenti published more than 20 books and lectured widely, but was accused of being an apologist for brutal regimes.
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Michael Parenti, unapologetic Marxist theorist and author, dies at 92
Dr. Parenti published more than 20 books and lectured widely, but was accused of being an apologist for brutal regimes.
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Arts & Lifestyle
Movies
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Looking back at ‘The Warriors,’ the quintessentially New York movie inspiring the Patriots’ winning season
A primer on the 1979 Walter Hill classic that head coach Mike Vrabel screened for the team.
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Television
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Anti-ICE AI slop videos fulfill fantasy — and distract from reality
As video proliferates on social media claiming to depict current events in Minnesota and beyond, it gets harder to know what’s real.
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A revamped TV take on ‘The ‘Burbs’ is a suburban satire for these times
The movie, which starred Tom Hanks, gets a TV adaptation starring Keke Palmer.
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Travel
Travel
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Want to vacation with Bobby Flay? There’s a cruise for that.
Whether you’re into comedy, cooking, country music, or all things Bachelor Nation, there’s a cruise tailored to your interests.
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Open up those wallets, travelers and Real ID slackers. Here are the new fees coming your way.
It's going to cost you to visit the Trevi Fountain in Rome and to stay overnight in Scotland, among other things.
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