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Trump lawyer asks to pause impeachment trial if it runs into Sabbath One of the lead defense lawyers for Donald Trump has informed Senate leaders that he is an observant Jew who strictly adheres to the commandment against working on the Sabbath and thus would be unable to participate in any proceeding that stretched past sundown on Friday or met Saturday. Elizabeth Warren’s influence in Washington rises as allies take Biden administration posts President Biden is staffing his administration with numerous figures aligned with Senator Elizabeth Warren — a group of hires includes at least four of her presidential campaign staffers and some key proteges and allies. Dave Epstein | Forecast Snowstorm on Sunday could bring 4 to 7 inches to Boston It looks like the snow begins late morning and continues through the early part of the evening on Sunday, with the heaviest snowfall arriving between 1 and 5 p.m. Maps: Here’s how much snow to expect in Massachusetts on Sunday Wyoming GOP censures Representative Liz Cheney over impeachment vote The Wyoming Republican Party voted overwhelmingly Saturday to censure US Representative Liz Cheney for voting to impeach Donald Trump for his role in the Jan. 6 riot at the US Capitol. Missouri man charged in riot seen with Pelosi nameplate It was the company her father started and she then led. Employees were like family. Now, she had to let them go. Her company, Access TCA, sat directly in the pandemic’s destructive path. One mother’s quest captures the challenges as Biden seeks to reunite separated migrant families One family's case provides a window into the immense challenges as Biden administration officials try to reverse the legacy of what many call a stain on the nation’s history. Once families are separated and scattered, getting them back together is an epic challenge — and many such heart-rending cases remain. Biden wants Kamala Harris to have a major role. What it will be hasn’t yet been defined Ben Volin A beautiful mind: Tom Brady has mastered the art of quarterbacking Playing quarterback is about making decisions, and Brady has the quickest mind in the NFL. Chad Finn: Phil Simms knows Tom Brady’s game better than any NFL analyst What to make for Super Bowl snacks this Sunday Meet the healthcare workers the Patriots are sending to the Super Bowl Former heavyweight champion Leon Spinks dies Leon Spinks, who won Olympic gold and then shocked the boxing world by beating Muhammad Ali to win the heavyweight title in only his eighth pro fight, has died. Ben Volin I Sunday football notes Leftover story lines for the Super Bowl The Buccaneers and Chiefs provided plenty of material over four days of Zoom interviews. Tara Sullivan: Thanks to women, the NFL is changing for the better Britt Reid, Chiefs linebackers coach, admits drinking prior to Thursday accident which injured two children Coronavirus at a glance | Massachusetts Cases Today 14-day trend Deaths Today 14-day trend Mass. population vaccinated 1st doses administered: 2nd doses administered: United States Cases Deaths Other resources: Other resources: SOURCES: Mass. Dept. of Public Health , CDC , Johns Hopkins University At UMass Amherst, students exposed to COVID-19 face stark quarantine options For about 250 UMass students so far, exposure to COVID-19 has not been strictly a health matter. There’s also the question of where they’ll live during quarantine. Some go to a plush campus hotel, while others are sent to an aging apartment complex previously slated for demolition. Here’s how Mass. residents 75 and older should be able to use the new vaccine call center The state unveiled a call center yesterday to help Massachusetts residents 75 and older book appointments to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. This step-by-step breakdown shows you how the resource should work. Mass. reports 3,378 new confirmed COVID-19 cases, 59 new deaths Saturday COVID-19 vaccine news, resources, and guidance Medical experts express concerns about Super Bowl parties spreading COVID-19 Massachusetts’ latest coronavirus figures may have continued their downward trend Saturday, according to state data, but public health experts are warning that Super Bowl watch parties Sunday could spark an increase in new cases. Thousands of contaminated clams wash up on Revere, Nantasket beaches after nor’easter Tens of thousands of surf clams washed up on Revere Beach and Nantasket Beach this week, but officials said to think twice before making one a part of your lunch. Opinion EDITORIAL The climate crisis still needs Congress President Biden’s raft of executive actions put the US on a better path to lead the world, but legislation is still necessary. Renée Graham When Whitney Houston soared, and lifted an anxious nation at war IDEAS | ASIYAH HERRERA Poem: Garden of Stories MARCELA GARCÍA Massachusetts’ early college program: from successful pilot to sustainable policy MICHAEL A. COHEN A party of zombies Project Takeout: Get takeout. Save restaurants you love. Ordering dinner will help small local businesses survive the pandemic. But that’s just the start. 3 restaurants we supported this week Takeout containers were once an afterthought. Now they’re essential — and expensive Learn more about Project Takeout Two injured in New Bedford shootings Police in New Bedford are investigating two early morning shootings, one of which injured two people, the department said Saturday. Peter Abraham | Sunday baseball notes The case for Dustin Pedroia in the Hall of Fame: His backers better prepare for WAR Pedroia’s case for getting into the Hall of Fame will come down to how much weight a voter will give the MVP and overlook the injuries that ended his career. Gary Washburn Carsen Edwards makes a difference in Celtics’ victory over Clippers Edwards scored 16 points, including three significant fourth-quarter free throws. State Police, Chicopee police pause search for missing 11-year-old boy Aiden Blanchard was last seen Friday walking alone in the Willimansett neighborhood to the lower Front Street area, which is close to the Connecticut River. High winds and inclement weather prompted the search to be paused, police said Saturday evening. 17-year-old girl shot to death inside Hyatt Regency hotel in Boston; man killed on Dorchester street Boston police homicide detectives are investigating the death of a person inside the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Downtown Crossing and the fatal shooting of a man on a Dorchester street, two deaths that took place within two hours Thursday night. Russia’s once-scorned vaccine is now a favorite in coronavirus p...