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Secret Service prostitution scandal escalates

The Secret Service said at least 20 women had been in hotel rooms with agents and military personnel ahead of a visit by President Obama to Colombia.

Democrats hit Brown over vote

Scott Brown was chided by Democrats today for voting against a “Paycheck Fairness Act” in 2010 after the senator called Elizabeth Warren an “elitist hypocrite.”

Citigroup investors vote against exec pay

At the company’s annual meeting Tuesday, 55 percent of Citigroup’s shareholders voted against the pay packages that have been granted to Citigroup’s top executives.

Greenland, N.H., shooter target of drug investigation

Police were looking for oxycodone and cocaine at the home of Cullen Mutrie when he allegedly opened fire, a search warrant and affidavit revealed.

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The Back Story: Pulitzer Prize winner Wesley Morris

The Globe’s Dina Rudick talks with Globe movie critic Wesley Morris, who won the 2012 Pulitzer Prize for Criticism.

Texas 18, Boston 3

Red Sox pitching falls apart as Rangers erupt

Texas had 21 hits, including six home runs, and Boston starter Jon Lester lasted only two innings as the Rangers trounced the Red Sox.

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Clio at Boston’s Eliot Hotel celebrates 15 years

There are other fine dining restaurants in Boston that have more of a polished experience, but Clio offers more-interesting food along with the spruced-up interior.

Patriots’ schedule is released

The Patriots’ regular season schedule for 2012 features at least four prime-time games and nine Sunday games that start at 1 p.m.

Nine runners still in hospital after Marathon

The competitors were in critical but not life-threatening condition after the race in unusual heat on Monday.

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Celebrating Fenway! A Fenway 100 Magazine Launch Event

Dan Shaughnessy moderates a panel including Ken Casey of the Dropkick Murphys and former pitcher Bill “Spaceman” Lee.

Inside The Boston Globe

New York’s Carmelo Anthony took a shot over Boston’s Greg Stiemsma during the second half Tuesday at Madison Square Garden.

New York 118, Boston 110

Pierce’s season-high 43 points isn’t enough

President Barack Obama congratulated Warren Buffett after presenting him with a 2010 Presidential Medal of Freedom in this Feb. 15, 2010, file photo.

Warren Buffett announces he has prostate cancer

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Lights! Camera! ‘Holliston’?

Wesley Morris addressed colleagues as editor Martin Baron looked on.

Globe film critic Wesley Morris wins 2012 Pulitzer Prize

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Why is Boston so obsessed with exercise?

“I can’t sleep for weeks until the count’s over. The big picture’s really scary right now,” said Dawn Makrinikolas, a North Attleborough letter carrier.

Postal staffers fear what future will deliver

Above: Andrew Wyeth’s “Chambered Nautilus.’’ Below: James Welling’s “End of Olsons,’’ after Wyeth’s painting of the same name.

Exhibits revisit, reprise works of Andrew Wyeth

YouTube dance sensation Marquese Scott is part of the new iRobot campaign designed by advertising agency Mullen.

iRobot turns attention to consumers

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Alabama Shakes earn their buzz at Paradise

From left: Steve Gagliastro, Nick Sulfaro, Michael Timothy Howell, Corey Jackson, Andrew Oberstein, and Dan Roach in “The Full Monty.”

‘The Full Monty’ is a joy

Years later, school may alert parents to abuse

Mortgage aid helps more hold off default

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A makeshift memorial was at the scene of a single-car accident at the intersection of Morrissey Boulevard and Freeport Street in Boston that left three people dead.

Three killed in Dorchester crash

Three young people were killed early this morning when their car rolled over and struck a concrete bridge abutment on Morrissey Boulevard, police said.