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• Anti-Israel protest targets US consulate in Pakistan
• James Carroll: 'What if' questions of Gaza war

• Obama: Deficit might shift priorities in short term
• Bush calls for compassion in GOP
• Obama to discuss trade, drug war with Calderon
• Senate may give Roland Burris the OK
• Political notebook: Inaugural run-through is held

• Coffee, tea, and controversy (By Brian MacQuarrie, Globe Staff)
• A short life in the Cape's underside (By Keith O'Brien, Globe Staff)
• Cahill associate is under scrutiny (By Frank Phillips, Globe Staff)
• Union links firefighter's death to city's inaction on vehicles (By John C. Drake, Globe Staff)
• Firefighter tried to save lives up to the end (By Eric Moskowitz, Globe Staff)
• Only cars casualties in mammoth pileup (By James Vaznis, Globe Staff)
• Kevin Cullen State House swindlers (By Kevin Cullen, Globe Columnist)
• Twelfth Baptist honors King, strides made (By Dan Peleschuk, Globe Correspondent)
• Church calls police on demonstrators (Associated Press)
• UMaine system chief urges restructuring (Associated Press)
• New England in brief Police arrest man after report of gunshots (Boston Globe)

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• Debunking 5 myths about Boston (By Ric Kahn, Globe Staff)

• Sixth-graders gets lessons on living with brain injury (By Wendy Killeen, Globe Correspondent)

• Police increasingly use social networking websites in detective work (By Julie Masis, Globe Correspondent)

• Retirement communities offering creative help (By Julia Rappaport, Globe Correspondent)

• Local officials defend extra traffic duty for police (By Matt Carroll, Globe Staff)

• Charles Morgan Jr., 78; was famed civil rights era lawyer (Associated Press)
• Edward Peter Quinn, at 84; considered a renaissance man (By Michele Richinick, Globe Correspondent)
• Adio diBiccari, at 94; sculptor shaped unmolded clay into masterpieces (By Bryan Marquard, Globe Staff)
• Cheryl Holdridge, 64; was Mouseketeer, actress (Associated Press)
• William Zantzinger; immortalized in Dylan song (By Douglas Martin, New York Times News)
• Peter Freyne, 59, Vt. political columnist (By Wilson Ring, Associated Press)
• Cornelia Wallace, former first lady of Alabama, 69 (By Phillip Rawls, Associated Press)

• The Bush legacy (Boston Globe)
• Deficit might shift priorities in short term, Obama says (By Lisa Wangsness, Globe Staff)
• Ban urged on cell calls while driving (Boston Globe)
• Bush calls for compassion in GOP (Boston Globe)
• Report faults FDA oversight of research (Boston Globe)
• Two peanut butter brands recalled (Boston Globe)
• Endangered gorilla born at National Zoo (Boston Globe)
• Senate may give Burris OK (By Laurie Kellman, Associated Press)
• Political notebook Inaugural run-through is held (Boston Globe)
• Americans reading more, survey says (By Hillel Italie, Associated Press)

• Israel advances on cities in Gaza (By Griff Witte, Washington Post)
• Afghan rebels strike Pakistan military camp (By Laura King, Los Angeles Times)
• Prince Harry criticized over use of racist language (Boston Globe)
• Pirate's body washes ashore with $153,000 (Boston Globe)
• Iraq drops reporter code for elections (Boston Globe)
• 14 arrested in alleged coup plot in Turkey (Boston Globe)
• 29 killed as Islamists clash in Somalia (Boston Globe)
• Anti-Israel protest targets US consulate in Pakistan (By Ashraf Khan, Associated Press)
• Sunni lawmakers feud in Iraq (By Robert H. Reid, Associated Press)
• Calderon to focus talks with Obama on Mexican drug war (By Alexandra Olson, Associated Press)
• Russia-Europe gas deal unravels (By Christian Lowe and Dmitry Zhdannikov, Reuters)

• Globe Editorial Finneran Agonistes
• Globe Editorial Mass. movement against fat
• Globe Editorial The rights of jailed immigrants
• Jeffrey E. Surma Finding a sustainable future at the dump
• James Carroll 'What if' questions of Gaza war
• Ernest Hebert Digging up our own N. American mythology
• Alan I. Leshner A wake-up call for science education

• Bay State companies place their bets at electronics show (By Hiawatha Bray, Globe Staff)
• Online ad firm sees a comeback (By Jennifer Batog, Globe Correspondent)
• BLOG FILTER Apple's iTunes changes may show digital rights management's a loser (By Scott Kirsner, Globe Correspondent)
• User Friendly Tools for the serious enthusiast (By Mark Baard, Boston Globe)
• Navigating a GPS update (By J. D. Biersdorfer, Boston Globe)
• SEC nominee's past actions challenged (NEW YORK TIMES)
• Gasoline prices up about 12 cents (BLOOMBERG NEWS)
• Tough times might explain lottery boom (ASSOCIATED PRESS)
• Clorox is top seller in natural cleaners (ASSOCIATED PRESS)
• The Week Ahead (Boston Globe)
• At auto show, Big Three optimism (Associated Press)
• Toyota aims for plug-in hybrid this year (By Micheline Maynard, New York Times)

• Celtics 94, Raptors 88 Celtics back on schedule (By Marc J. Spears, Globe Staff)
• On baseball Getting into Rice numbers (By Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe)
• Eagles 23, Giants 11 Soaring Eagles KO the defending champion Giants (By Bob Ryan, Globe Staff)
• Steelers 35, Chargers 24 Tough Steelers able to drive a point home (By Christopher L. Gasper, Globe Staff)
• Patriots' coordinator McDaniels to coach Broncos (By Mike Reiss, Globe Staff)
• Men's College Basketball Roundup Wake Forest clips Heels (From Staff And Wire Reports)
• Women's College Roundup Eagles able to cruise by Hokies (From Staff And Wire Reports)
• Sports Log Return man: Tebow staying at Florida (Boston Globe)
• Celtics Notebook Red Cross for Green (By Marc J. Spears, Globe Staff)
• BC closer to decision on football coach (By Mark Blaudschun, Globe Staff)
• NBA Roundup Magic overpower Spurs (Associated Press)
• NHL Roundup At home, Blackhawks are righted (Associated Press)
• Rask appears up to the task if Bruins call (By Fluto Shinzawa, Globe Staff)
• On Football Patriots VP Pioli is looking more like the Chiefs' main man (By Mike Reiss, Globe Staff)
• Cardinals are in a happy place (By Bob Baum, Associated Press)
• Ravens enjoying wild ride (By Barry Wilner, Associated Press)
• Golf Roundup Ogilvy manages to finish what he started at PGA opener (Associated Press)
• Hot goalie Hubbard will get call for CM against Malden Catholic (By Peter Martin, Globe Correspondent)
• Race for postseason is ready for takeoff in Boston City League (By Evan MacDonald, Globe Correspondent)
• Wellesley coach back to basics (By Amara Grautski, Globe Correspondent)
• Schools Players of the Week (Boston Globe)

• The watchmen (By Bella English, Globe Staff)
• British singer Adele is making a name in US (By James Reed, Globe Staff)
• Album Review Power chords and towering vocals (Boston Globe)
• Album Review Brutha, 'Brutha' (Boston Globe)
• Album Review Derek Trucks Band, 'Already Free' (Boston Globe)
• Album Review Beausoleil, 'Alligator Purse' (Boston Globe)
• Album Review Matt & Kim, 'Grand' (Boston Globe)
• BOOK REVIEW Humorous stories of a band on the wane (By Clea Simon, Boston Globe)
• Michael Shannon discusses his pivotal role in 'Revolutionary Road' (By Susan King, Los Angeles Times)
• G OVERLINE Matthew Gilbert chats about new shows and happy returns (Boston Globe)
• Critic's corner (By Matthew Gilbert, Boston Globe)
• Voices The martini lunch is a thing of the past (By Joseph P. Kahn, Boston Globe)
• EXHIBIT Take a break (Boston Globe)
• BENEFIT Bowled over (Boston Globe)
• ALT ROCK Higher and higher (Boston Globe)
• BENEFIT A cut for kids (Boston Globe)
• G FORCE | VAN JONES Van Jones and a green collar economy (Boston Globe)
• The outlook (Boston Globe)
• Names A rockin' good time (By Mark Shanahan & Paysha Rhone, Boston Globe)
• Celebrity news Torino' roars in first (Boston Globe)
• 66th annual golden globe awards 'Slumdog Millionaire,' Winslet share the spotlight (By Matthew Gilbert, Globe Staff)
• Ledger captures posthumous Golden Globe (By David Germain, Associated Press)

• Aging has its benefits (By Kay Lazar, Globe Staff)
• The Green Blog Greenhouse credits for a coal plant? (Boston Globe)
• The blurry line between life, nonlife (By Colin Nickerson, Globe Correspondent)
• White Coat Notes New England Journal changes policies (Boston Globe)
• Ask Dr. Knowledge What's the science behind opals? (Boston Globe)
• Discoveries Mosquitoes have own wing tone (Boston Globe)
• Health Answers How can you be sure that microwaved frozen chicken is safe to eat? (By Judy Foreman, Boston Globe)

• A scientist argues that the natural world isn't benevolent and sustaining: it's bent on self-destruction (By Drake Bennett, Boston Globe)
• Why so many Americans under 30 are greeting a black president as old news (By Farah Stockman, Boston Globe)
• The Word Sometimes the real question isn't the one we're asked (By Jan Freeman, Boston Globe)
• Hack your brain (By Jonah Lehrer, Boston Globe)
• Q&A A cutting-edge legal mind turns to an age-old problem: corruption (By Samuel P. Jacobs, Boston Globe)

• Can Political Speeches Make a Difference? (By Charles P. Pierce, Boston Globe)
• The Geeks Behind Obama's Web Strategy (By David Talbot, Boston Globe)
• Letters to the editor (Boston Globe)
• First Person First Person: Rachel Maddow (By Mark Shanahan, Boston Globe)
• The Clothes We Wear The Clothes We Wear (By Tina Sutton, Boston Globe)
• Pierced Pierced (By Charles P. Pierce, Boston Globe)
• Tales from the City Tales from the City (Boston Globe)
• Perspective Perspective (By Baxter Holmes, Boston Globe)
• The Find The Find (By Molly Jane Quinn, Boston Globe)
• Designing Designing (By Leah Greenwald, Boston Globe)
• On the Block On the Block (By Elizabeth Gehrman, Boston Globe)
• Cooking Cooking: Bulk Buying (By Sally Sampson, Boston Globe)
• Kitchen Aide Kitchen Aide: Price Club Buying (Boston Globe)
• Cravings Cravings: Hot Chocolate (Boston Globe)
• Miss Conduct Miss Conduct (By Robin Abrahams, Boston Globe)
• Coupling Coupling (By Rea Killeen Cassidy, Boston Globe)

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