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Marathon bombing case

3 charged in bombing case

Azamat Tazhayakov, Dias Kadyrbayev, and Robel Phillipos allegedly helped bomb suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev after the attacks.

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A courtroom sketch shows Dias Kadyrbayev, left, and Azamat Tazhayakov appearing in front of Federal Magistrate Marianne Bowler in Boston.

This May 1, 2013 FBI handout image released in a criminal complaint, shows fireworks tubes found in a backpack that was allegedly disposed of by friends of Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

An FBI image shows fireworks tubes found in a backpack that was allegedly disposed of by friends of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

Image taken from Dias Kadyrbayev's webpage

Azamat Tazhayakov, left, Dias Kadyrbayev, center, and a third person face charges of conspiring to obstruct justice and making false statements after allegedly helping bomb suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, right, after the attacks.

Robert G. Stahl, left, defending Dias Kadyrbayev, and Harlan J. Protass, defending Azamat Tazhayakov, spoke with the media after leaving the federal courthouse.

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Robert G. Stahl, left, lawyer for Dias Kadyrbayev, and Harlan J. Protass, lawyer for Azamat Tazhayakov, spoke with the media after leaving the federal courthouse.

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Derege B. Demissie is attorney for Robel Phillipos.

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The scene outside the courthouse.

Officers stood outside the Moakley courthouse before the suspects were brought to court.

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Officers stood outside the Moakley courthouse in South Boston before the suspects were brought to court.

Who is who in the bombing investigation?

An interactive graphic that provides information on the suspected bombers, their family, and friends.

Injured MBTA officer thanks community

In a letter, MBTA Transit police officer Richard Donohue thanked police, first responders, and community members for their help and support.

BAA officials: Marathon will be ‘stronger’ now

Boston Marathon officials, speaking publicly for the first time since the attacks, said it’s too soon to discuss logistics of next year’s race.

Kevin Garnett scored 16 points and four other Celtics players were in double figures in Game 5.

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Celtics defeat Knicks, send series back to Boston

The Celtics played with determination to cut the Knicks’ series lead to 3-2, setting up a Game 6 at TD Garden on Friday.

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Bruins dominate in opening playoff game

The Bruins fell behind early but scored four unanswered goals to open their playoff run with a win.

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Red Sox win lopsided game in Toronto

Clay Buchholz pitched seven shutout innings and Red Sox batters hit five home runs as Boston rolled.

Movie Review

‘Iron Man 3’: Third time isn’t quite the charm

“Iron Man 3” is the weakest in the series, and it suffers from confused plotting and more noisy nonsense than even a comic-book movie should have to put up with.

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Tuukka Rask and the Bruins will host the Maple Leafs on Wednesday.

ON HOCKEY

Bruins ‘have a lot to prove’ in playoffs

How to grow your own spaghetti sauce

The American Repertory Theater’s production of “Pippin,” with Orion Griffiths at center.

From Boston street performer to Broadway

Artist’s rendering of the 55,000-square-foot rooftop farm, including 40,000 square feet of planted produce, for the Boston Design Center.

Coming to a rooftop near you

Democrat Edward J. Markey and Republican Gabriel E. Gomez greeted supporters after winning their respective primaries Tuesday night.

Gomez vs. veteran Markey

“If we’re the first restaurant in New England accepting bitcoin, it’s a no-brainer,” says Thelonious Monkfish’s Jamme Chantler.

Local believers say bitcoin will survive

Haven Fyfe Kiernan in her office in Newton.

G Cover

Creating a wellness refuge for survivors

Jason Collins wore No. 98 -- a tribute to the late Matthew Shepard -- when he played for the Celtics earlier this season.

To cheers, Jason Collins sheds his secret

Coverage

2013 US Senate special election

Boston Police officers stood near the finish line of the Boston Marathon on Tuesday morning.

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Full coverage of the Marathon bombings

BU’s president, Robert A. Brown (above), is struggling with the recent tragedies at the school.

Another death haunts BU

Billy Bragg (pictured last year in Norway) played a two-hour, 20-song set at the Berklee Performance Center on Sunday.

Music Review

Billy Bragg delivers in two-hour set

More coverage of the bombings

John Young was greeted by his son, Owen, after the delayed achievement was completed. Juli Windsor (right) received a medal from her husband, Blake.

First dwarfs to run Boston Marathon finish the route

Fifteen days later, under a similarly bright sun and with a gentle breeze at their backs, Juli Windsor and John Young finally crossed the finish line.

Bombing survivor Jarrod Clowery talked to reporters Monday at Brigham and Women’s Hospital.

5 victims hope to be reunited in rehab

Five friends, treated at four hospitals after the Boston Marathon bombings, are expected to be reunited at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital.

Sports

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Claude Julien is taking his team into another postseason run.

Bruins’ Cup team on final run now?

There are 17 players who remain from the 2011 championship squad, and that core may splinter after these playoffs end.

Metro

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Face transplant recipient reveals new look

After successful surgery, face transplant recipient Carmen Blandin Tarleton said she is ready for the next chapter in her life.

Politics

US Senate race

Gomez, Markey attack one another as general campaign begins

One day after winning their respective primaries, the candidates for Senate traded barbs at appearances in Boston.

Nation & World

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Mourners, carrying photos of missing relatives, have gathered near the collapsed building in Bangladesh.

Bangladesh court orders confiscation of building owner’s assets

A Bangladesh court asked the government to confiscate assets belonging to the owner of the factory complex that collapsed last week, killing at least 387 people.