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3d suspect arrested in Hernandez case

Ernest Wallace, the third suspect in the murder of Odin Lloyd near Aaron Hernandez’s home, turned himself in today in Florida, a Miramar police spokesman said.

Focus on 2012 murders brings new pain to victims’ families

The disclosure that Aaron Hernandez is being investigated in a 2012 deadly double shooting in Boston’s South End caused a flood of emotion for their families.

Car linked to murder of Odin Lloyd recovered

A silver Chrysler 300, which has been linked to the murder of a man near Aaron Hernandez’s home, was recovered in Bristol, Conn.

Contraceptive exemptions issued for religious groups

In the Obama administration’s final ruling, religious organizations are exempt from contraceptive coverage, but their employees will still be able to get free coverage.

Top (North): Performers flipped colored cards to form a giant picture of a handgun in Pyongyang in August 2012; Bottom (South): Pop sensation Psy performed in Seoul in August 2012.

Top: David Guttenfelder/AP; Bottom: Lee Jae-Won/Reuters

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Which is the real Korea?

Behind the North’s strange behavior and the South’s strange indifference is a still-unsettled war.

Television Review

‘Ray Donovan’ brings Southie to Lala Land

The fantastic new Showtime drama “Ray Donovan” is that wonder of TV wonders, a low concept series that can’t be easily reduced to a quick sentence.

Trial of ‘Whitey’ Bulger

Ex-FBI supervisor feared being prosecuted for his own crimes

“I certainly did not want my bad behavior known in any way, shape or form,” said John Morris during his second day of testimony.

Spurs assistant Brown interested in Celtics job

Assistant coach Brett Brown, a Maine native, is “extremely” interested in becoming Boston’s new head coach, league sources said.

Opinion

SCOT LEHIGH

The tech-tax monster vs. Beacon Hill

A provision in the transportation bill would extend the sales tax to all of the computer services that companies hire third-party vendors to do for them.

Globe exclusives

Former Red Sox pitcher Pedro Martinez showed his good humor as he wore some big glasses given to him by a fan as he gave out Good Humor ice cream near the Copley T station as part of the team’s “Share the Love” campaign.

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Globe photos of the week

Honeybees invade Gloucester Marine Railways on Wednesday.

25,000 bees take over Gloucester shipyard

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Celtics never had a better all-around scorer

Paul Pierce won’t retire a Celtic, nor will Kevin Garnett vigorously motion to the TD Garden crowd again.

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Celtics made painful decision to start over

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Two’s company, three’s even better

Kevin Cullen

The real Whitey Bulger

Attorney General Martha Coakley is giving serious consideration to running for governor, Democratic Party operatives said on Thursday.

Coakley weighs run for governor

“This case is about our community; it’s about an assault on our people,” Boston Police Commissioner Edward F. Davis said Thursday following the release of the indictment.

Tsarnaev indicted on 30 counts

Air Force Senior Airman Shyla Smith and Courtney Burdeshaw waited to get married on Thursday in New York City. New York State is one of 12 that allow gay marriage.

New fight over gay marriage recognition

“It’s been an incredible chance to watch someone do a good job making themselves look guilty,” Matt Weldon, a Pats fan, said as he waited for his order at Kelly’s on Revere Beach.

For fans, arrest creates sense of horror, betrayal

Family and friends of Melissa Hardy grieved Thursday during the arraignment of her accused killer.

Man charged with killing South Boston woman

Background (from left): Jo Lawry, Judith Hill, and Lisa Fischer are three of the backup singers featured in “20 Feet From Stardom.

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A documentary to sing about

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Jon Lester, who improved to 8-4 with seven-plus solid innings, is about to leave the game with a jammed hip. Lester said he felt fine afterward and doesn’t expect to miss a start.

Jon Lester ‘fine’ after injury scare

Lester, who left the game in the 8th after slipping off the mound, said he fully intends to make his next scheduled start.

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Boston Cab owner Edward Tutunjian, shown in October, is being sued by drivers who lease taxis from him.

Judge eases freezing of cab owner’s assets

The judge who had frozen the assets of Edward J. Tutunjian, Boston’s largest taxi fleet owner eased the order.

Columnists

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The tech-tax monster vs. Beacon Hill

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Where to turn without Google Reader

Yvonne Abraham

There’s no compromising on equality