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Benghazi review finds systematic security faults

An independent review board presented to Congress a classified report on the attack in Libya that killed a US ambassador and three other Americans.

Moore gets life without parole in Mattapan killings

Dwayne Moore was sentenced to life in prison without parole after relatives of the victims in the 2010 murders gave statements.

NRA responds after Newtown shootings

The National Rifle Association broke its silence, saying it was “prepared to offer meaningful contributions to help make sure this never happens again.”

Boehner to pursue bill to avert tax hikes

House Speaker John Boehner said his ‘‘plan B’’ would cancel tax increases on everyone earning $1 million or less.

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Celtics are embarrassed in Chicago

Despite Rajon Rondo’s season-high 26 points, the Celtics looked lethargic and uninterested, and did not play consistent defense.

Ariel’s Restaurant, in an 1800s farmhouse, is run by chef Lee Duberman and her husband and sommelier, Richard Fink.

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New tastes in an old Vermont setting

At Ariel’s Restaurant in Brookfield, Vt., chef Lee Duberman and her husband and sommelier Richard Fink cook according to the seasons and what their purveyors are growing.

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A family tradition: 600 anolini for Christmas

Al Botti and his niece make the Italian specialty each year, with half-moons of pasta filled with breadcrumbs and Parmigiano-Reggiano, served in a homemade broth.

68 Blocks: Life, Death, Hope | Part 3

Time to celebrate and to worry

On Hendry Street, a new sense of stability is unraveling. On Norton, a gang target plans a peace festival, which police fear will only draw trouble. Nothing is easy in Bowdoin-Geneva, but no one is giving in.

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Growing up in Bowdoin-Geneva

The Globe handed out video cameras to young people in Bowdoin-Geneva, and asked them to talk about life in their neighborhood.

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Experience the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum After Hours

Boston Globe Insiders are invited to the Isabella Stewart Gardner museum for after hours, and select participants will get to attend a concert.

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Opinion | The Podium

How to protect our children from guns

Jack Pinto, 6, was mourned at a funeral in Newtown, Conn.

Connecticut school shootings

As investigators hunt for answers, rites begin in Newtown

Instructor Mike Magowan worked with students during a concealed weapons permit class in Florida on Saturday.

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Finding common ground on guns

Despite a hectic schedule since he arrived, athletic director Brad Bates has found the time to focus on all of BC’s teams.

Brad Bates jumping right in at BC

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House Speaker John Boehner walked to his office in the Capitol after meeting with President Obama at the White House. Obama proposed a deal that would raise revenues by $1.2 trillion over the next decade but keep in place the Bushera tax rates for any household with earnings below $400,000.

President Obama retools offer on revenues, taxes

Best TV episodes of 2012

Left to right: Bernice Abbott’s “Newstand, 32nd Street and Third Avenue, Manhattan.” (1935); Adam Davies’s “Marconi Station Road, Wellfleet, MA” (2009).

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Wit and wonders in ‘Collection Selections’ photo show

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Jessica Pratt’s self-titled album echoes an era past

Adam Lanza is accused of killing 26 people, including 20 children, at an elementary schoool in Connecticut before taking his own life.

Opinion | The Podium

Suicide by homicide: Taking mental illness seriously

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Frank Ocean performed during the “All Tomorrow's People” festival in Manhattan.

The best albums of 2012

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Brad Bates jumping right in at BC

The new athletic director is taking an aggressive schedule as he begins putting his own stamp on the program, including the rebuilding of the football team.