Mass. GOP moves to invalidate caucus ballots

A month after Mitt Romney’s loyalists were trounced by Ron Paul supporters in the state caucuses, the Mass. Republican Party is trying to invalidate some ballots.

Victoria Arocho

Job outlook bright for 38 Studios staff

Dozens of game companies are lining up to hire castoffs from 38 Studios LLC, Curt Schilling’s failing video game maker.

Major Marianne Miller, 42, of West Roxbury.

Honoring local veterans who answered the call

In Mass., an estimated 379,000 men and women — those who fought and those who served during peacetime — are counted among the ranks of veterans.

Harvard graduates, class of 2012, marched across Massachusetts Avenue Thursday.

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Not easy for Harvard grads to say they went there

Although the pop culture image of Harvard people is that they are shamelessly throwing it around, most students and graduates say the reality is the opposite.

Dan Shaughnessy

Celtics don’t have a chance against Heat

The party is over for the Morgan Freeman Five, the Duct Tape Five, or whatever you want to call the ancient warriors who patrol the court for the Boston Celtics.

Frank Collins, 72, owner of The Lobster Pound, a small seafood market in Plymouth, said of the nuclear plant, “I haven’t seen any effect on the seafood or lobster.”

Plymouth divided over Pilgrim’s license renewal

Some Plymouth residents vowed to continue opposition to the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station following the US decision to renew its license.

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A team of students have built a stroller system which aims to help urban parents get around.

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“We’re trying to not have empathy and compassion feel like one extra thing you have to do. One way to actually help you cope . . . is to connect with people and feel this thrill of helping them,” Dr. Helen Riess said.

G Force

Helping doctors put empathy to good use
Bill Paxton (above) as Randall McCoy in “Hatfields & McCoys.’’

Television Review

‘Hatfields & McCoys’ recalls darkest of feuds
A wounded US paratrooper is helped through a blinding rainstorm in 1969 by medics during the 10-day battle for Hamburger Hill. The more than 1.6 million troops back from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq will join more than 20 million others from previous wars.

Opinion | Roland Merullo

The patriotism of sacrifice
Shirley Manson and Butch Vig were sharp in Garbage’s show Saturday at the Paradise.

Music Review

Garbage pours it on in powerful show

Tech Lab Plus

Your own little TV station

Ideas | Interactive Graphic

How to look at the Prudential

opinion | dante ramos

Boston bar buzz-kill

7 tips to save gas this summer
Jacoby Ellsbury proved that you don’t have to play to make a lot of money. In the offseason after he made $490,000 and played in 18 games, his salary rose to $2.9 million.

Sunday baseball notes

Injury epidemic a pain in the neck for MLB
Workers from Solect Energy Development installed solar panels on a commercial building in Northborough.

Solar energy industry is flourishing in Mass.
Wes Anderson on the set of “Moonrise Kingdom,’’ which opened the Cannes Film Festival on May 16.

Wes Anderson’s old New England
PETER CHIARELLI: The strain was showing

Sunday hockey notes

Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli still confident with core

Sports

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Red Sox falter in the ninth

Red Sox closer Alfredo Aceves gave up a two-run home run to Tampa Bay’s Sean Rodriguez in the ninth as the Red Sox failed again to get over .500.

Metro

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Cary Holmes, a reference librarian at Morse Institute Library, found the World War II record of Alfred DeFlumeri.

Librarian uncovers Natick veteran’s true story

Cary Holmes, a reference librarian at Morse Institute Library, found the World War II record of Alfred DeFlumeri, who was executed after a failed covert US operation.

Columnists

INNOVATION ECONOMY

Kayak to take IPO show on the road

Dan Shaughnessy

Celtics don’t have a chance against Heat

JEFF JACOBY

When ‘white’ is a trick of definition

JOANNA WEISS

Health care costs can bite

JOAN VENNOCHI

Online classes cut costs and human contact
Rajon Rondo scored 9 points in less than two minutes to give Boston a 10-point lead with 1:45 left. He finished with 18 points, 10 rebounds, and 10 assists.

Dan Shaughnessy

Rajon Rondo leads Celtics on to Miami

Yvonne Abraham

Tending graves and memories of the departed
Craig Driscoll charged his Chevy Volt at a free charging station in the garage of One Broadway in Kendall Square.

Innovation Economy

Charging an electric car in Boston can be free, easy

LAWRENCE HARMON

Carol Johnson on shaky ground after missteps
Paul Pierce and the Celtics outdueled LeBron James and the Cavaliers in one of the classic Game 7s in Boston history in 2008.

Bob Ryan

Celtics’ history in Game 7 is very rich

Opinion | JOSHUA GREEN

Obama’s awkward private equity dance

scot lehigh

Health care will test Gov. Patrick’s skills

Business

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Runner-up Jessica Sanchez, left, congratulates winner Phillip Phillips onstage at the

Tweets helped team predict ‘Idol’ winner

A team at Northeastern used the popular show to test an Internet forecasting theory.

Politics

POLITICAL NOTEBOOK

Rudy Giuliani, the former mayor of New York who ran against Mitt Romney in the 2008 Republican primaries, called Romney “the perfect choice for a period of time in which we have to revive the economy’’ during an interview on CNN.

Giuliani, Gingrich come to Romney’s defense

Two of Mitt Romney’s fiercest former rivals, Newt Gingrich and Rudy Giuliani, defended him Sunday against the Obama campaign’s attacks on his business record.

Nation & World

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Massacre prompts UN to denounce Syria regime

The United Nations Security Council unanimously condemned the Syrian government for its role in the massacre of at least 108 people in Houla over the weekend.

Health and wellness

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FDA gets reports of dangerous dog treats

The FDA has received about 900 reports from dog owners and veterinarians about severe illnesses and even deaths linked to chicken jerky pet treats from China.

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The HBO biopic focuses more on Martha Gellhorn (Nicole Kidman) than on Ernest Hemingway (Clive Owen).

Ernest Hemingway’s third wife, nearly his match

The HBO biopic “Hemingway & Gellhorn,” starring Clive Owen and Nicole Kidman, is a love story, but it’s also a travelogue, as well as a smallscreen historical epic.

“It’s about false modesty. The code is to pretend to avoid saying it at all costs.”

Jessica Mayer,  on the discomfort felt by Harvard alumni

Magazine

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What does it take to become a Disney star?
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Best beaches guide for New England
The cover for the May 13 2012 issue

Things to do in and around Boston this week
The cover for the May 6 2012 issue

Homes for sale for $250,000, $500,000, $750,000, and $1 million

Opinion

“On Memorial Day ... we might think about sacrifice, and how easy it is to ask it of everyone but ourselves.”

Roland Merullo 

Ideas

“Super-empowered and quickly deployable, the Pentagon has become a one-stop shop for any policy objective, no matter how far removed from traditional warfare.”

Thanassis Cambanis,  on the amazing expanding Pentagon