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Health care ruling may redefine reaches of federal power

The Supreme Court’s health care decision will be an opportunity for the justices to help establish the role of government in the everyday lives of Americans.

Brown, Warren clash at a distance

US Senator Scott Brown and challenger Elizabeth Warren addressed their supporters in parallel appearances Wednesday night.

Lawmakers reach deal on roads, student loans

Congressional leaders have agreed to deals to overhaul the nation’s transportation programs and avoid a doubling of interest rates for student loans, officials said.

Most charges being dropped in BU hazing case

Charges stem from an alleged April incident in which Boston University students were bound, beaten, and covered with honey, hot sauce, and other condiments.

Red Sox 10, Blue Jays 4

Red Sox end homestand with a bang

The Red Sox scored six runs in the first inning and David Oritz hit his 399th career home run to finish their homestand 7-2.

“The Rocky Horror Picture Show’’ has been a longtime midnight feature at the AMC Loews theater in Harvard Square, which closes July 8.

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‘Rocky Horror’ midnight madness ends in Harvard Square

When the AMC Loews Harvard Square 5 theater closes its doors next month, it will mark the end of a 28-year tradition.

Invasive seaweed threatens New England coast

From Cape Ann to Cape Cod, beaches have been blanketed in recent weeks with the smelly seaweed that hails from Japan.

Thursday Preview | Movie review

‘Ted’ a crass but hilarious bromance

Seth MacFarlane’s debut feature film is a crass, surprisingly sentimental bromance about a grown boy and his teddy bear.

Sheldon Rotenberg; BSO violinist saw music history up close

Mr. Rotenberg began his tenure at the Boston Symphony Orchestra under the revered Serge Koussevitzky and continued under four other music directors. He died at 95.

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The Globe’s ‘Frame by Frame’ e-book

The popular column from Pulitzer Prize-winning Boston Globe art critic Sebastian Smee is available as a unique e-book, offering an up-close look at dozens of individual works.