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Sandusky guilty on 45 counts in sex abuse trial

Jerry Sandusky faces life in prison at sentencing, which is expected to take place in about three months.

Braves 4, Red Sox 1

Red Sox with just 3 hits in loss to Braves

Atlanta’s Jair Jurrjens quieted Boston’s bats Friday night to end the Red Sox’ five-game winning streak.

Syria says it shot down Turkish military plane

The incident marks a dramatic escalation in tensions between the two countries, which used to be allies before the Syrian revolt began last year.

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.

Ted Kennedy, left, speaks with President Nixon, far right, in September 1969.

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Recalling the Nixon-Kennedy health plan

Although President Nixon’s plan mandated companies to buy insurance, while President Obama’s mandates individuals, both bolster the system of private insurance, writes Farah Stockman.

Article on working moms sparks fiery debate

Globe columnist Juliette Kayyem responds to the reaction caused by her remarks in a piece in The Atlantic magazine.

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Our underground future

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

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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Brazilian company creates and navigates a dramatic web

Mimulus vividly renders a line between ease and struggle, sanity and the loss thereof.

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

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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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Cher’s 2002 farewell tour preceded her controversial f-bomb at the Golden Globes.

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Profanity on TV: From George Carlin to Cher

Multiple foul balls were screaming into the stands at Fenway Park early in the Red Sox game against the Miami Marlins.

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Globe photos of the week, June 22, 2012

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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

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

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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

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?

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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.