SPECIAL SENATE ELECTION
Democrats ask Gomez to release tax returns
US Senate candidate Gabriel Gomez rejected calls to release tax returns amid questions about the Republican’s deduction on his Cohasset home.
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Terror at the Marathon
Suspect’s parents make peace with his burial
An activist who has been working with the family said Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s parents do not know where he was buried but they would visit when they came to the US.
Davis urges for stronger security at large public events
Boston Police Commissioner Edward Davis called on using more undercover police officers and surveillance cameras as a way to prevent incidents like the Marathon attack.
Red Sox 5, Twins 3
Red Sox fall to Twins in third straight loss
John Lackey’s throwing error on what should have been a double play in the sixth inning led to four unearned runs and a victory for the Twins.
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JOANNA WEISS
Charles Ramsey, Cleveland hero and truth-teller
Charles Ramsey is fascinating because he was articulate, in a way most people aren’t, about the scope of the situation he had just experienced.
Exclusive Friday preview
Prized stolen art frequently resurfaces after decades
Detectives say long-lost works are increasingly turning up after going missing for decades, feeding hopes that the pieces taken from the Gardner Museum 23 years ago could surface as well.
Friday preview | Classical Notes
Longwood Symphony dedicates concert to Marathon bombing victims
The Longwood Symphony Orchestra, which draws most of its performers from Boston’s medical community, is offering free tickets to staff at the city’s five major hospitals.
From the Archives | Photo gallery
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Strollers and swingsets
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Strollers and swingsetsA look at images of children in the city shows carriages and playgrounds have changed their look, but there is still a desire for the children to get outside and play.
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More coverage of the bombings
Some agonize over fleeing Marathon bombing scene
Some runners and spectators are suffering from feelings of intense guilt because when violence struck, they didn’t dash in to help.
Sports
on hockey
Maple Leafs making it extra difficult for Bruins
The Bruins led for only 44 seconds in the Game 4 win. Before they celebrate too much, they should recall the famous collapse to Philadelphia in 2010.
Metro
Melrose WWII vet dies after being hit by bus
Minor McLain was a veteran of World War II who was heading to a weekly gathering at the VFW post when he was killed Tuesday.
Columnists
Nation & World
Minn. House approves same-sex marriage
If the bill passes the state Senate, which plans to consider it on Monday, then Minnesota would become the nation’s 12th state to allow gay marriage.
Politics
PACs key source of Markey funds
Between Jan. 1 and April 10, political action committees gave Edward J. Markey more than $500,000.
Business
Stocks pull back from record levels
Markets drifted lower in early trading, fluctuated between gains and losses in the afternoon, then ended slightly lower.
Arts
Book Review
‘The Golem and the Jinni’ by Helene Wecker
Wecker’s first novel is a blend of historical fiction and fantasy with a dash of sci-fi about faith and free will.
Style
Instagram fashion: Katherine Tabinowski
The 23-year-old Delaware native is new to Massachusetts, but isn’t new to searching out vintage fashion at secondhand stores.
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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.