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Patrick defends universal care, urges cost control

In Tuesday’s speech, Governor Deval Patrick defended both state and federal attempts to provide health care to all from what he called political ‘misrepresentation.’

R.I. scrambles to save Curt Schilling’s game company

Officials in the state are trying to salvage their $75 million investment in the company amid reports that it defaulted on a $1.12 million loan payment.

Todd English sued for $1 million over unpaid rent

According to the lawsuit filed in Suffolk Superior Court, the celebrity chef has failed to pay despite a judgment entered against him more than a year ago.

Red Sox 5, Mariners 0

Red Sox extend winning streak

Josh Beckett atoned for a dismal performance in his previous outing by striking out a season-high nine as the Red Sox won their fifth straight.

PAcers 78, Heat 75

Pacers defeat Heat, even series

Playing without Chris Bosh, the Heat missed scoring chances in the final minute and the Pacers evened their Eastern Conference playoff series at one game each.

Michael Natkin in the How2heroes test kitchen in Cambridge.

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Seattle food blogger finds flavors in vegetarian recipes

Michael Natkin, who has published a book of vegetarian recipes based on his food blog, believes in dishes with a range of flavors and textures.

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How Pretty Things Beer became a Boston institution

If you go out for a beer in Boston, chances something by Pretty Things Beer and Ale Project is on the list. How did it become so beloved in such a short time?

US begins probe of JPMorgan’s $2b trading loss

The US is looking into what, if any, criminal wrongdoing occurred in relation to the losses, a person familiar with the matter said.

Opinion | The Podium

The battle for Wall Street reform continues

Despite the country calling for greater oversight of the biggest financial institution, Wall Street continues to resist change, writes Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren.

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Globe Talk | May 23, 6 p.m.

A conversation with Ben Mezrich

The New York Times best-selling author discusses his books “Bringing Down the House” and “The Social Network.”

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Racism and infant mortality

Opinion | Joanna Weiss

Barney Frank reflects on the change he’s seen

Warren seeks to refocus campaign on Wall St.

Design for Bill Russell statue unveiled

Sacha Baron Cohen stars as a despot who winds up working at a Brooklyn food co-op.

Movie Review

‘Dictator’ tweaks broadly and carries a big shtick

Frame by Frame

Flippant ‘Rock Fan’ fits well in college setting

Last month, MIT professor Amy Finkelstein became the third woman in the last five years to gain the American Economic Association’s John Bates Clark Medal, which recognizes the top US economist under 40.

Women making gains in economics, but progress is slow

Open-water swimmer focusing on the Olympics

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Poetry Out Loud gets high schoolers excited about verse

Newcomer boosts profile of Black Heritage Trail

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Three years later, no answers

“When you bury things for so long, it damages you internally,” said Jennifer Norris, who says she was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder, severe depression, and anxiety, resulting from military sexual trauma.

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Helping survivors of military sexual trauma

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Paul Pierce scored just seven points in Game 2.

Celtics need someone else to step up

The Celtics must develop another scoring threat if the 76ers are able to keep locking down Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett.

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Abutter Bill Massaro fears harm to the water supply and to the recreational use of the Charles River.

In Medfield, tug of war over a toxic cleanup

Residents say a plan by the state, which would remove only about 15 percent of an estimated 75,000 tons of toxic waste in a landfill adjacent to the Charles River, isn’t enough.