IRS agents raid Boston Cab
The agents were accompanied by Boston police, Cambridge police, and Secret Service and HUD agents as they executed a federal search warrant.
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Error in Middlesex DA’s office could affect child porn cases
The district attorney’s office said an employee had sent administrative subpoenas without prior review and approval by a prosecutor, as required by law.
2 killed after tornadoes hit Oklahoma City area
A mother and baby were killed after tornadoes rolled in from the prairie and slammed Oklahoma City and its suburbs today.
Yankees 4, Red Sox 1
Red Sox stumble as Sabathia outduels Lester
The Yankees’ CC Sabathia was the ace he needed to be against the first-place Red Sox and Jon Lester.
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Saturday preview | G cover
Graffiti artist fights addiction to street art
Now 33 and going by the name Caype, Tyson Andree must be one of the most prolific and longest active graffiti writers in Boston’s history.
On Hockey
Breaking down Bruins vs. Penguins
Here’s the intel necessary to navigate the Eastern Conference finals, which start Saturday night.
Exclusive Sunday Magazine Preview
Weekend Fun Guide 2013
Make the most of New England’s short summer by hitting the road for can’t-miss celebrations right through Labor Day.
Exclusive Sunday Preview | Ideas
How Boston powered the gay rights movement
In the 1970s, a small, staid city laid the intellectual groundwork for the change to come.
Exclusive Saturday Preview
Conley, Walsh top May fund-raisers among mayoral candidates
Boston mayoral hopefuls Daniel F. Conley and Martin J. Walsh this month raised more than $250,000 each for their campaign coffers.
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More coverage of the bombings
Boston bombing suspect is walking, mother says
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev spoke to his mother by phone for the first time since his arrest, and has recovered to the point of walking again.
Sports
Torey Krug an unlikely hero for Bruins
How has a player with three previous games of NHL experience become a sparkplug that has ignited the Bruins in their NHL playoff run?
Metro
Maine Zumba instructor gets 10 months for prostitution
Alexis Wright was sentenced in the high-profile scandal that featured sex videos, adultery, and more than 100 clients.
Columnists
Nation & World
Four firefighters killed after Houston motel blaze
The city’s fire chief says the four firefighters who died fighting a motel fire were looking for people they thought were still trapped inside.
Politics
Singer Carole King campaigns for Edward Markey
King, who performed at the Boston Strong concert Thursday night, will make appearances supporting Markey through the weekend.
Business
Dow falls 208 after late plunge
Stocks dropped sharply in late trading Friday on Wall Street but still managed to end the month higher.
Arts
New Kids on the Block unwrap the Package Tour
The tour is a boy band extravaganza featuring openers Boyz II Men and the recently reunited 98 Degrees.
Movies
Unconventional film transcends its performers’ limitations
“Bulletproof” is an indie film whose 45-member cast and crew features 18 actors with physical and cognitive disabilities.
Globe Insiders
Globe Talk | June 11
A conversation with Dennis Lehane
A conversation with Dennis LehaneThe best-selling author discusses his craft with Boston Globe editor Brian McGrory. Proceeds will go to the One Fund Boston.