Menino won’t allow Tsarnaev to be buried in Boston
Mayor Thomas Menino is recommending that Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s family return the body to his native Russia, his spokeswoman said.
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Developer pitches $200m hotel, slot parlor in Boxborough
The Maryland developer wants to buy, renovate, and expand an existing Holiday Inn, and re-brand the property as a boutique hotel and casino.
Dow closes above 15,000 points for the first time
In another milestone, the Dow rose 87 points to close at 15,056 points Tuesday, a gain of 0.6 percent.
AP
3 brothers arrested in Ohio kidnapping case
From left: Pedro Castro, Ariel Castro, and Onil Castro were brought into custody after three women who had vanished nearly a decade ago were found in a house owned by Ariel.
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Walgreens in Downtown Crossing a sign of low ambition
If a pharmacy that slings mediocre sushi is an indication of what’s to come from Downtown Crossing’s rebirth, the long-struggling neighborhood is headed down a very bad path.
With rain due, city works to preserve paper memorials
The fragile keepsakes at Copley Square will be moved to the city archives.
N.J. Governor Christie had secret weight loss surgery
Governor Chris Christie underwent surgery in February that experts say could help him if he gets exercise and watches what he eats.
Hanrahan on disabled list; Webster added to rotation
Hanrahan on disabled list; Webster added to rotation An injury to Joel Hanrahan forced the Red Sox to name Junichi Tazawa as closer, and they called up Allen Webster from Pawtucket to start on Wednesday.
music review
Rihanna gives Boston fans too little too late
When Rihanna took the stage at a sold-out TD Garden Monday night, she was 90 minutes late. The opening act was a no-show, leaving a DJ to fill three hours of silence.
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More coverage of the bombings
Witnesses suggest friendly fire felled MBTA officer
Richard H. Donohue Jr. was shot on April 19 during an extraordinary gunfight in Watertown with the bombing suspects.
Graphic
The Watertown shoot-out
A recap of the gun battle between police and the Tsarnaev brothers on a Watertown street, followed by Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s escape in an SUV.
Sports
Julian Edelman reinjures foot, will miss OTAs
The receiver is in a walking boot, and his participation in minicamp in June also may be in question.
Metro
Worcester bishop pleads not guilty in drunken driving case
Bishop Robert J. McManus was charged with fleeing the scene of an accident while driving drunk in Rhode Island.
Columnists
Nation & World
Report finds increase in military sex assault cases
President Barack Obama said Tuesday he has no tolerance for sexual assault in the military, in response to questions about the increase in cases.
Politics
Gomez picks up endorsement of former GOP rival
Michael J. Sullivan today endorsed Republican US Senate candidate Gabriel E. Gomez.
Business
Sunstone Hotel to buy Boston Park Plaza for $250m
The lodging real estate investment trust has agreed to buy the 1,053-room Boston Park Plaza Hotel & Towers.
Arts
Book Review
‘Class A’ by Lucas Mann
This baseball book could be considered literature’s answer to “Bull Durham” — raucous and scruffy, yet heartfelt and true.
Globe Insiders
Globe Talk | May 22
Inside the Marathon bombings
Inside the Marathon bombingsGlobe reporters and editors talk about the horror and heroic efforts of a story that has touched us all.