Game 4 | Bruins 1, Penguins 0

Bruins advance to Stanley Cup Final
Goalie Tuukka Rask celebrated with Dennis Seidenberg, Brad Marchand, and Patrice Bergeron as a somber Sidney Crosby skated by after the Bruins beat the Penguins, 1-0, Friday.

The Bruins will play for their second Stanley Cup championship in three years after sweeping the Penguins.

This week’s disclosures that the government reportedly tracks cellphone records and taps into Internet databases are only the latest evidence that American society is being tracked like never before, partly due to efforts to stop terrorism.

What surveillance can uncover about you

A person’s Facebook posts, phone calls, and Internet searches could theoretically be gathered, sorted, and reviewed by the federal government.

Bombing case casts shadow over Waltham triple murder

If investigators had solved the triple slaying, could they have arrested Tamerlan Tsarnaev and prevented the Boston Marathon attack?

Trailers at Coolidge Corner Theatre. Some love them, some don’t. Now, Hollywood is asked to reduce them.

Hollywood debates making movie trailers shorter

Hate sitting through 20 minutes of previews before a movie starts? Hate trailers that give too much away? You’re not alone.

Tuukka Rask came up big time and time again in the Bruins net, ignoring the heavy traffic in his crease to come up with save after save and earn his second shutout of the series.

On hockey

Tuukka Rask stifles potent Penguins

The Bruins goalie made relatively easy work of a lineup highlighted by superstars Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin, not allowing either of them a goal.

A dejected Jarome Iginla skates off after the Penguins were swept out of the playoffs. Iginla had zero points and five shots on goal in the series.

Christopher L. Gasper

Bruins dominate from start to finish

Friday’s night’s 1-0 win over Pittsburgh capped one of the more shocking displays of dominance in Boston sports postseason history.

Hospitals want to test drug with no consent

A group of Boston doctors is proposing to study an emergency treatment for brain-injured patients without obtaining the trauma victims’ consent.

Boston schools might offer condoms

The Boston School Committee is considering a policy change that would make condoms available to high school students across the city.

Opinion

lawrence harmon

//c.o0bg.com/rf/image_90x90/Boston/2011-2020/2013/06/08/BostonGlobe.com/EditorialOpinion/Images/Lawrence_Harmon-917.jpg Humor, pluck, and rust in Boston’s mayoral field

On paper, there are no duds among the candidates who squared off at two significant forums on Wednesday, but there are sharp differences in their levels of preparedness for this race.

Globe exclusives

The Giant Ocean tank at the New England Aquarium has been given a whole new look.

What to do on the Waterfront

Soprano Knarik Nerkararyan sings the role of Zemfira in the Commonwealth Lyric Theater’s Rachmaninoff opera “Aleko.”

Classical Notes

Rare Rachmaninoff opera, Gypsy style
Nebraska Brewing Company Hop God IPA.

99 Bottles

Nebraska’s Hop God is an acquired taste — and price

Coverage

The Boston Marathon bombings

Exclusive Sunday Preview | Ideas

How Boston changes in summer — by the numbers

Exclusive Sunday Magazine Preview

How to get your house cool this summer
Ian Santiago of Yankee Steeplejack worked on the finishing touches to steeple repairs on the Old North Church in the North End.

Photo gallery

Globe photos of the week, June 7, 2013
Daphne Kalotay sets her story amid Boston’s classical music scene.

Book Review

‘Sight Reading’ by Daphne Kalotay
Emily Breslow (left) and Alana Pradhan work at the Harvard iLab for a start-up called Bobo Analytics.

New grads drawn to new businesses

Video

Young falcons tagged atop Watertown building
Leslie Berlowitz listed a doctorate on federal grant applications.

Academy chief to take time off amid inquiry
Krista Librett told dog owner Jessica Hoguet and Karen O’Brien to keep clear of the piping plovers at Duxbury Beach on Thursday. At least 18 nests were seen on the beach as of Thursday evening.

Birds vs. cars in Duxbury — and for now, the birds win

Sports

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Jonny Gomes got the Red Sox’ rally started in Thursday’s 6-3 win over the Rangers, leading off the ninth inning with a double to left-center. It was the last of Gomes’s four hits.

Jonny Gomes making his mark with Red Sox

The Red Sox have faith in Gomes, who collected four hits in the win over the Rangers Thursday.

Metro

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Newlyweds, both Marathon victims, share gratitude

Patrick Downes and Jessica Kensky Downes released their first statement, a poignant letter of gratitude to the first responders, caregivers, and friends everywhere.

Columnists

lawrence harmon

Humor, pluck, and rust in mayoral field

Scot Lehigh

Absent facts, the GOP still talks scandal

CARLO ROTELLA

Jack Vance’s adventure
“The chronicling of what Whitey calls The Big Show will be confined to the written word, though Whitey wants to control who gets to write those words, which is why my colleague Shelley Murphy and I find ourselves on Whitey’s witness list and possible sequestration,” writes Kevin Cullen.

KEVIN CULLEN

‘Whitey’ Bulger is sublimely vindictive
Gabriel Gomez, left, and Edward Markey faced off in their first debate in the US Senate race.

JOAN VENNOCHI

A tough test for Gomez
Claude Julien’s gameplan has led the Bruins to within one win of the Stanley Cup Finals.

Christopher L. Gasper

Credit Claude Julien’s defense for Bruins’ success

Yvonne Abraham

Big Boston mayoral field has big downside

Tech Lab

Digital maps to treasure

Adrian Walker

Jumping back into the political game

SCOT LEHIGH

Gomez vs. GOP, Markey vs. himself
Tomas Vokoun did a lonely skate off the ice as the Bruins celebrated their game-winning goal.

Dan Shaughnessy

Bruins’ win worth staying up late for
Olenka Polak is cofounder of myLINGO.

Innovation Economy

Start-up breaks Hollywood’s language barrier

Nation & World

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Law enforcement officers searched the grounds of Santa Monica College, where two people were killed Friday.

Gunman on rampage kills 4 in Calif.

A gunman with an assault-style rifle killed four people before police shot him to death in a gunfight in the Santa Monica College library, authorities said.

Politics

political notebook

Former Illinois Representative Jesse Jackson Jr. was in Washington in February.

Four years, restitution suggested for Jesse Jackson Jr.

Prosecutors made the recommendation for the former representative following his guilty plea this year on charges he schemed to spend campaign funds on personal items.

Business

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The doughnut bacon sandwich prepared at Dunkin’ Donuts test kitchen in Canton.

Doughnut sandwich from Dunkin’ gets rave reviews

Dunkin’ Donuts rolled out its “Glazed Donut Breakfast Sandwich” on Friday. The reaction appeared mostly favorable.

Arts

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Aoife O’Donovan comfortably confident about solo album

“Fossils” captures O’Donovan, who has been known as the singer of Boston’s Crooked Still, sounding more sensual and freewheeling than usual.

Special Reports

Special report

Bitten by Uncertainty

With tens of thousands of people contracting Lyme disease in Mass. each year, the Globe is taking an in-depth look at the disease, the patients, the debate, science and testing.

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Magazine

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Weekend Fun Guide 2013
The cover for the May 26 2013 issue

The great froyo gold rush
The cover for the May 19 2013 issue

10 best amusement and theme parks in New England
The cover for the May 12 2013 issue

Restart: The future of the Marathon

Globe Insiders

Globe Talks | June 11

//c.o0bg.com/rf/image_90x90/Boston/2011-2020/2013/05/16/BostonGlobe.com/Special/Images/Ashleigh-Faye%20brick-800x1120.jpg A conversation with Dennis Lehane

The best-selling author discusses his craft with Boston Globe editor Brian McGrory. Proceeds will go to the One Fund Boston.

Ideas

“Boston in the 1970s was deeply important in the arrival of gay rights as a mainstream national issue — and the source for a significant portion of the movement’s burgeoning intellectual firepower.”

Leon Neyfakh,  on Boston’s key role in the gay rights movement