Turmoil in Egypt

Islamists demand reinstatement of Morsi amid clashes
Islamists angrily denounced Egypt’s change in power.

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Tens of thousands rallied in Cairo today as the Muslim Brotherhood’s leader vowed to restore ousted President Mohammed Morsi. At least 10 were killed in clashes.

US Secretary of State John Kerry.

State Dept. retracts denial of Kerry yachting during Egypt crisis

Secretary of State John Kerry went sailing off Nantucket while Egypt descended into chaos, despite his spokeswoman’s original insistence that he had not.

The Kaufmans made the most of the weather as temperatures passed 90 degrees in Nantasket.

Hot, humid weather stifles region

The season’s second heat wave became official this afternoon as temperatures reached into the 90s again.

Johnny Depp as Tonto and Armie Hammer as the Lone Ranger.

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In ‘The Lone Ranger,’ is Tonto really speaking Comanche?

A remake revives Hollywood’s Native American language problem.

New Celtics coach Brad Stevens was introduced Friday in Waltham.

Celtics welcome Brad Stevens

“I couldn’t be more thrilled for the opportunity,” Stevens said as he was introduced Friday as the new head coach of the Celtics.

Former Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez.

Shooting victim to appear before grand jury in Hernandez case

A man who says he lost an eye after being shot by Aaron Hernandez in February has been ordered to appear before a grand jury in Fall River.

Job-seekers talked with recruiters at a job fair in Washington in June.

Jobs report shows robust hiring

US employers added 195,000 jobs in June and more than previously estimated in April and May. The unemployment rate remained at 7.6 percent.

Opinion

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Every Muslim country the United States has become involved in militarily just creates more recruits for extremists.

Globe exclusives

A prototype of a shelter designed to accommodate five people.

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Ikea: Refuge in a flat box
Ibragim Todashev

After FBI probes, questions on granting of asylum
At Maxwell’s Green, a newly completed development in Somerville that is near the Red Line, developers asked city officials to reduce the number of required parking spaces.

City wants a cutback on new parking
Tyler Seguin has been traded to the Dallas Stars.

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Bruins just lost faith in Tyler Seguin
A Hamilton Project report encouraged policy makers to provide more US grants to low- and middle-income student to help fund their education.

Wealth gap limits equality of education

Nicolas Alves won the greasy pole contest during the St. Peter's Fiesta in Gloucester.

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Globe photos of the week, July 5, 2013
Richard E. Neal becomes ‘dean’ of the state’s congressional delegation. He marched Thursday in East Longmeadow’s parade.

As clout fades, state delegation gets unity push
Fireworks exploded over the Charles River during the July Fourth Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular in Boston on Thursday.

Secure, scorching, and festive Fourth
The Red Sox’s Dustin Pedroia is among the 300 active Major League players with New Balance endorsement deals.

New Balance buffs out endorsement roster
From left: Liam James, Sam Rockwell, and Jim Rash at the Water Wizz water park in a scene from “The Way, Way Back.”

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‘The Way, Way Back’ is a shore thing
Clockwise (from top): At the London Coliseum, Boston Ballet dancers in Vaslav Nijinsky’s “Afternoon of a Faun,” Kathleen Breen Combes and Paulo Arrais in George Balanchine’s “Symphony in Three Movements,’’ and Lia Cirio (front) and Ashley Ellis in Balanchine’s “Serenade.”

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Boston Ballet makes its mark in London
Michael Van Valkenburgh’s “Experimental fish farm along the rue de Rivoli, Jardin des Tuileries,’' part of the show at the Gardner Museum.

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Gardner exhibit of photomontages

Sports

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Rajon Rondo ‘open’ to Brad Stevens era

A source close to Rondo said the guard is looking at the new, 36-year-old Celtics coach with a “completely open mind.”

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One person was killed and several others injuree in a crash on the Sagamore Bridge in Bourne Thursday evening.

Israeli citizen killed in Sagamore Bridge hit-and-run, police say

State Police appealed to the public for help in locating a dark pickup truck that apparently triggered the fatal chain reaction crash.

Columnists

Patrice Bergeron is due for a long-term contract extension from the Bruins.

Kevin Cullen

Bergeron belongs in Boston

TECH LAB

Ouya ready for a video game revolution?
Steve Rose and David Patterson of Ice Effects created this sculpture in 2004.

JOAN VENNOCHI

The last First Night?

Yvonne Abraham

Bill Walczak flying below the radar

alex beam

Talk about death, hold the sugar
Way before coaching the Celtics, Bill Fitch jumped from college to the NBA in 1970.

Christopher L. Gasper

Celtics job a big leap for Brad Stevens
Nelson Mandela speaks at Harvard in 1998, while there to receive an honorary degree.

Derrick Z. Jackson

Mandela’s freedom and ours

SCOT LEHIGH

Ham-handed handling of snooping

Kevin Cullen

When taking a pinch matters
The Red Sox entered July as the only team in the American League with 50 wins.

Christopher L. Gasper

Can’t ignore the Red Sox anymore

JAMES CARROLL

Our halting progress toward justice

Kevin Cullen

An apology out of guilt

Nation & World

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Pope John Paul II looks at a white dove released in his honor in 2003.

John Paul II cleared for sainthood

Pope Francis has cleared John Paul II for sainthood, approving a miracle attributed to his intercession.

Politics

Mayor Thomas M. Menino addressed hundreds of visitors who attended the city’s annual Independence Day Oration and who gave him standing ovations.

Wistful Menino marks his last Fourth as mayor

Mayor Thomas M. Menino addressed hundreds of visitors who gave him standing ovations.

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Former premier Silvio Berlusconi had made abolishing a property tax a key plank of his campaign earlier this year.

IMF criticizes Italy for high unemployment among youth

The International Monetary Fund pressed Italy to do more about unemployment.

Arts

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From left, Ellis Hall, Susan Tedeschi, and Keith Lockhart joined hands on stage at the Hatch Shell at the Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular.

‘Boston Strong’ defines Pops Hatch Shell performance

There was no flyover, no megastar headliner and no celebrity host beyond Keith Lockhart. It was a show for Bostonians, by Bostonians.

Movies

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“More Than Honey” visits beekeepers all over the world, including Australia (pictured), and features close-ups of bees at work.

Exploring the buzz about bees’ demise in ‘More Than Honey’

In his first documentary, veteran German film director Markus Imhoof ponders the mysterious decline of the bee population.

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Rethinking the golden years
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The bee keepers
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Last of their kind
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Seaside haven

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Full Globe coverage of the gangster’s ongoing trial, life on the run, and notorious legacy in Boston.

Ideas

“To North Korea, the main security threat is not the United States. It is the prosperity, wealth, and prestige of South Korea.”

Sheila Miyoshi Jager,  on the unfinished war between the two Koreas