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Markey, Gomez face off in first Senate debate

Republican Gabriel Gomez, left, and Democrat Edward Markey met in the first of three televised debates.

Yoon S. Byun/Globe Staff

Gabriel Gomez and Edward Markey met in a contentious debate in their race for the US Senate.

analysis

Something slightly askew in first debate

Both candidates said things that were not expected during the first debate between Gabriel Gomez and Edward Markey.

Massive tower part of proposed complex in Boston

A 600-foot office tower would replace the Government Center Garage in a six-building complex that would include a hotel, restaurants, and a public square.

The trial of ‘Whitey’ Bulger

Judge to review Bulger request to ban Globe journalists

Kevin Cullen and Shelley Murphy are on a witness list, and “Whitey” Bulger’s lawyers argue they should not be allowed to cover the trial.

Brad Marchand battled with the Penguins’ Kris Letang during overtime.

Brian Snyder/reuters

Live updates from TD Garden

Game 3 updates, Bruins vs. Penguins

Globe sportswriters are providing live updates tonight during Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals.

Rangers 3, Red Sox 2

Red Sox are quieted a day after outburst

A day after scoring 17 runs, the Red Sox managed only two in a loss to the Rangers at Fenway Park.

6 dead in Phila. building collapse

A building that was being torn down collapsed, killing six people and injuring at least 13 others in an accident that witnesses said was bound to happen.

Soldier pleads guilty in Afghan massacre

The American soldier charged with killing 16 civilians said, ‘‘There’s not a good reason in this world for why I did the horrible things I did.’’

Obama shakes up foreign policy staff

The president appointed Susan Rice as national security adviser, amid criticism over her statements on the Benghazi attack, and tapped Samantha Power as UN ambassador.

Opinion

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Leslie Berlowitz also misstated her work history.

False credential draws federal scrutiny

A nation waits to see if Sidney Crosby and the Penguins can recover from the humiliation of Game 2 in Pittsburgh.

Dan Shaughnessy

Penguins have gone from favorites to flops

JEFF JACOBY

What sequester?

Coverage

The Boston Marathon bombings

Manny Ramirez, who has some of his father’s famous fun side, is expected to be chosen in this week’s MLB draft.

Manny Ramirez Jr. ready for MLB draft call

A billboard advertising Coca-Col on the Mystic Valley Parkway.

Ire rises over plan for digital billboards

Fried calamari at Brewers Coalition in Newtonville.

Cheap Eats

At Brewers Coalition, good beer and bar food

Disney, Harmonix hoping for magic

Tempura monkfish cheeks with potato crisps, tartar sauce, and greens at Lineage.

Dining Out

Under-the-radar excellence at Lineage

Ray Brown has made “Talkin’ Birds” another success on his resume.

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Ray Brown watching, talking birds

The report’s author said out-of-state students are more likely to return home after graduating.

Grads leave N.E. at fastest rate in US

The American Academy of Arts and Sciences’ Leslie Cohen Berlowitz.

No record of academy head’s degree

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Among the big names who could be suspended, according to the documents identified by “Outside The Lines,” include Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez (above) and Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun.

Report: MLB seeking to suspend 20 players

The league intends to suspend about 20 players — including Alex Rodriguez and Ryan Braun — connected to a clinic that sold performance enhancing drugs.