Autopsy shows police shooting suspect killed self

Autopsy results revealed that Cullen Mutrie, who allegedly killed Greenland, N.H., police chief Michael Maloney Thursday night, died of a self-inflicted gunshot.

Paicos thinks move to oust him in works

Foxborough Town Manager Kevin Paicos said he believes the town’s Board of Selectmen could take steps to fire him due to his opposition to a proposed casino.

Celtics 94, Nets 82

Big 2nd half leads to win

The Celtics held the New Jersey Nets to just 34 second-half points for their 10th victory in 13 games.

Severe weather still ahead for Midwest

Tornadoes were spotted across the Midwest and Plains Saturday as forecasters warned that ‘‘life-threatening’’ weather could intensify overnight.

10 candidates barred from Egypt race

Egypt’s election commission disqualified 10 presidential hopefuls Saturday, including key Islamists, from running in next month’s race.

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Vietnam rising

A trip to a former war zone shows humans can rebound and forgive, writes Benjamin Taylor.

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Bicycle taxis carrying foreign tourists pass by Sunwah office tower soaring at the center of Ho Chi Minh City, formerly known as Saigon.

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Under sniper fire, a Vietnamese woman carries a child to safety as US Marines storm the village of My Son, near Da Nang, searching for Viet Cong insurgents in April 1965.

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A villager in central Vietnam poses with artillery shells left over from the Vietnam War.

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Buddhist monks walk at a pagoda in Nha Trang, a popular tourist destination known for its pristine beaches and scuba diving.

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Workers arrange steel structures at a construction site in Hanoi in March.

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‘John Carter’ is a big disappointment, but it still can’t beat ‘Ishtar’

We don’t make bombs the way we used to, writes Wesley Morris.

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Why is Boston so obsessed with exercise?

Health Nut, USA: As symptoms of exercise obsession go, the Boston Marathon is just the beginning.

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The Washington Capitals evened their first-round playoff series with the Bruins on Saturday.

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A hiker explores the summit of Mount Lafayette, the highest point on Franconia Ridge, in the Granite State.

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Several hundred people gathered at the lighthouse in Scituate Harbor at dawn for an Easter morning service led by pastor Dan Eddy of Christ Lutheran Church in Scituate.

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Actor Brad Pitt and actress Angelina Jolie at the 84th Annual Academy Awards in February.

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Greenland Police Chief Michael Maloney was killed during a drug bust-turned-shootout on Thursday.

Michael Maloney recalled for kindness, love of his work

Maloney was eight days from retirement as police chief of Greenland, N.H., when he was killed on Thursday. The town remembers a leader who “lived and breathed the job.”