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Stocks bounce back Friday

JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and other big lenders posted gains, as analysts said Thursday’s downgrades by Moody’s had been expected for months.

Obama trumpets immigration policy to Latino group

The president delivered his first speech to a Hispanic group since his immigration policy change, one day after Mitt Romney addressed the same crowd from the same podium.

Video shows Brown talked of ‘kings and queens’ previously

A Democratic Party video shows Scott Brown has mentioned meeting with “kings and queens” several times in the past.

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The (comic) book of Mitt

An illustrated look at how Mitt Romney would appear if he were a comic book character.

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Our underground future

Buried nuclear plants? Subterranean stadiums? The next great frontier may just lie beneath our feet.

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Globe photos of the week

The best photos taken this week by Globe staff photographers, as chosen by the Globe’s photo desk.

Opinion | Making Health Care Affordable

Spending more doesn’t always lead to better care

A recent comparison of world health shows that countries that spend less often have higher quality care, writes Daniel Vasella, chairman of Novartis.

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From the archives | Photos

Hotel Vendome fire 40th anniversary

Nine firefighters died in the June 17, 1972 fire, making it one of the most heartbreaking tragedies in Boston Fire Department history.

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Tips for building an addition to your home

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Scott Brown’s fractured fairy tales

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Dungeons & debtors in the video game industry

Mass. launches review of insurers’ executive pay

A federal judge in Springfield has ruled that Netflix and other online providers that serve the public are subject to federal disabilities laws.

US judge rules Netflix subject to disability act

How hot was it? It was so hot that...

Jimmy Buffett in 1975, just before the album “Changes in Latitudes” became a smash and changed his career — and his music.

Critic’s Notebook

Jimmy Buffett before he was mayor of Margaritaville

From left: Thomas Sadoski, Sam Waterston, and Jeff Daniels in “The Newsroom,’’ about a fictional 24-hour TV news network.

Television Review

‘The Newsroom’ delivers the goods

At Rosa Mexicano on Seaport Boulevard, vegetable tacos and a variety of margaritas including its signature frozen pomengranate.

Dining at Rosa Mexicano

New York tries to lure biotech companies to its state during the BIO conference in Boston.

Opinion | The Podium

BIO convention — or travel show?

Frank McClelland, an award-winning chef and owner of L’Espalier and Sel de la Terre in Boston and Natick, grows much of the food for his restaurants at his Apple Street Farm.

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Chef Frank McClelland delivers fresh food from field to fork

Steve Carell and Keira Knightley play neighbors thrown together on a road trip by the news that an asteroid will strike Earth in a week.

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Carell and Knightley join forces

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Simpson, Watson, Bradley have major fun at Travelers

Having the US Open winner in the field was certainly a coup for the Travelers Championship, especially because Webb Simpson had won just four days ago.