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Gingrich scales back campaign

Newt Gingrich is dramatically curtailing his campaign schedule and laying off about a third of his staff, and will focus on the nominating convention.

Teachers union, school department declare impasse

The Boston Teachers Union and the School Department said Tuesday night that they had reached an impasse and will ask for a mediator after 21 months of contract negotiations.

Conservative justices question insurance mandate

The second day of arguments at the Supreme Court centered on whether Congress has the constitutional authority to require Americans to purchase health insurance.

MGM drops plans for Brimfield casino

The company is abandoning its plans to build a $600 million casino in the small town, and will instead search for another location in Western Massachusetts.

A Cook & Brown seasonal salad with acorn squash, fennel, farro, apple, roasted cippolini, and walnuts.

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In Providence, two restaurants shine

Local food and craft cocktails are hits at Cook & Brown and the Dorrance, both winners of accolades and awards.

Frame by Frame

Spanning realms of awareness, the party goes on

Critic Sebastian Smee discusses “Barn Interior with Peasants playing Cards, Drinking, and Smoking,’’ by Hendrick Sorgh, on display at Mount Holyoke College Art Museum.

Joanna Weiss

The ‘Mad Men’ of the GOP race

To the well-compensated people running election efforts, campaigns are ironic, artful, and clever. To the rest of us, that stance is cause for concern.

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Surging Bruins defeat Tampa Bay

The Bruins won their third straight on three assists by Zdeno Chara, who was honored before the game for playing in the 1,000th game in his career.

What is an ePaper?

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

Globe Talk: Boston, a Comedy Capital

Watch the video of this Globe Talk event, featuring local comedians Dave Russo, Anthony Scibelli, Tony V, Jimmy Tingle, and Lenny Clarke sharing stories about the Boston comedy scene. Laughs guaranteed. (Editor’s note: This video contains strong language.)

Inside The Boston Globe

Oldest living Red Sox still follows his team

Bruce Springsteen performed Monday at TD Garden in Boston.

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Bruce Springsteen to play Gillette Stadium Aug. 18

“He’s my son, I’m happy with the decision,’’ Doc Rivers said after the Celtics’ 102-95 win over the Bobcats Monday night.

Celtics Notebook

Doc Rivers talks about his son’s decision to go pro

The Globe’s new ePaper is formatted the same as the print version, with the sections, articles, and photographs laid out just as in the paper, meaning readers will be able to browse through it in the same familiar fashion but using digital scroll features.

Globe debuts digital facsimile of print version

The angular single-story innovation center in the Seaport District will include 9,000 square feet of meeting space and a restaurant.

Seaport District adding innovation center

Red Sox shortstop Jose Iglesias hit a single in spring training March 1.

Shortstop Iglesias sent to Pawtucket

Hyde Park residents get rightful ZIP code

Monday night, Bruce Springsteen and his stalwart contracting and expanding E Street Band brought their restorative powers to a sellout crowd of 18,210 at the TD Garden.

MUSIC REVIEW

Bruce Springsteen conducts energy in a Garden party

Album review | POP COUNTRY

Richie takes airy ride in country

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Art therapy: A way to tell their stories

Frame by Frame

Spanning realms of awareness, the party goes on

Walt (right), with his brother Malcolm, made gluten-free cookies one Sunday. ‘‘I did so awesome,’’ said Walt, who was diagnosed with autism as a preschooler.

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How parents are changing autism research

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Onyango Obama did not speak to the press as he made his way from the probation department to the court room.

Drunken driving charge against Obama’s uncle is continued

Onyango Obama could face deportation to his native Kenya after admitting to charges of drunken driving Tuesday in Framingham District Court.

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Boston Fed chief warns against complacency

In a speech, Eric S. Rosengren, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, cited positive economic signs but said the Fed must continue its stimulation efforts.