Latest news

Obama denies intentional leaks; Justice to probe

Attorney General Eric Holder appointed two US attorneys to investigate possible unauthorized disclosures of classified information.

Attorney guilty in money laundering case

A federal jury took just four hours Friday afternoon to find prominent defense attorney Robert A. George guilty of money laundering charges.

Prosecutors seek 10 years in jail for Bulger girlfriend

Catherine Greig, the girlfriend of “Whitey” Bulger, is slated to be sentenced Tuesday for helping the gangster remain a fugitive for 16 years.

Nationals 7, Red Sox 4

Red Sox fall in interleague play

Stephen Strasburg struck out 13 and Bryce Harper homered as the Washington Nationals got their first-ever victory at Fenway.

reuters

exclusive saturday preview | opinion

Pro-government voters peel away from unions

Recent votes in California and Wisconsin showed that labor’s best hope is to make the fight over bargaining and benefits a Red vs. Blue issue, writes Josh Barro.

Exclusive Sunday Preview | Diversity Boston

Racism learned

New research suggests prejudices may form at a much earlier age, but it also offers hope that biases can be unlearned.

Exclusive Sunday Preview | Ideas

Obama? Romney? How about both?

The strange but serious case for a two-headed American executive branch, and what it says about our broken system.

Sweet and sour deal for Gronkowski

Rob Gronkowski’s new contract is a win for the Patriots tight end in the short term, but could hurt him in later years, writes Greg A. Bedard.

NPR’s ‘Car Talk’ duo call it quits after 25 years

Tom and Ray Magliozzi, co-hosts of the long-running public radio show, said Friday they will stop producing new programs in October.

Boston Globe ePaper

What is an ePaper?

The complete print edition, in its exact layout. Browse the print edition page by page, including stories and ads.

Globe Insiders

Globe Talk | July 30, 6 p.m.

A conversation with Barney Frank

Join a conversation with US Representative Barney Frank, who represents the Fourth Congressional District of Massachusetts.

BostonGlobe.com exclusives

Pat O’Brien, deputy mayor of Dorchester, waved to the crowd during the annual Dorchester Day Parade.

Globe photos of the week

In “Lay-Up,’’ Marlon Forrester pairs letters taken from definitions of basketball terms with photographic images printed as negatives.

Working the game, calling fouls

exclusive sunday magazine preview

5 casual feast recipes from Sam Jackson

Narcissus Heavy Metal Wednesday Reunion

“Hoop Suite’’ reinforces the perception of basketball courts as a place of sanctuary and unity, a person connected with the project said.

Anna Myer’s ‘Hoop Suite’ merges dance with basketball

During the Dream Team’s 127-83 win over Brazil in the 1992 Summer Olympics, Larry Bird, left, and Charles Barkley were able to relax on the sidelines.

Sports Media

For 1992 squad, Dream Team was perfect name

Author Marc Dolan focuses on the image of Bruce Springsteen.

Book Review

‘Bruce Springsteen and the Promise of Rock ’N’ Roll’

Ray Bradbury, who died Tuesday at 91, influenced generations of writers, science fiction and otherwise.

CARLO ROTELLA

Ray Bradbury made normalcy fantastic

steve casey

One appearance at Fenway shines light for 73 years

Boston’s stars sat quietly in the fourth quarter as Miami’s LeBron James remained in action.

Dan Shaughnessy

LeBron foils Celtics in Game 6

From the Archives | photos

The Boston Strangler

Graphic: Sizing up the TV dating shows

Sports

Tags in this section:

Trainer Doug O’Neill walked I'll Have Another outside the barn after announcing he would scratch the Triple Crown contender from Saturday’s Belmont Stakes.

I’ll Have Another scratched from Belmont Stakes

The horse’s leg injury will prevent him from trying to become the first Triple Crown winner since 1978. He will be retired.

Metro

Tags in this section:

Pallbearers loaded the casket of slain Springfield police officer Kevin Ambrose into the hearse following his funeral at St. Catherine of Sienna Church Friday.

In Springfield, a solemn spectacle for fallen officer

Thousands of police officers lined the street to honor Kevin Ambrose, who was killed Monday.

Columnists

None of the Celtics, including Paul Pierce, had luck guarding LeBron James, who had 30 points by halftime.

Bob Ryan

With LeBron James, we’re in presence of greatness

SCOT LEHIGH

Time for candor from Tim Murray

Brian McGrory

A Celtics season for the ages