Marathon bombings
FBI agent kills man with ties to bomb suspect in Orlando
Ibragim Todashev, 27, was being questioned about his alleged ties to Tamerlan Tsarnaev.
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An Orlando Police officer talked with bystanders following the shooting of Ibragim Todashev in Orlando.
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The shooting happened early Wednesday.
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An FBI evidence response team prepared to enter an apartment in Orlando.
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Keirsten Zuliani of Orlando shook her head in disbelief after the shooting.
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The man was fatally shot when a team of FBI agents swarmed an apartment complex near Universal Studios in Orlando.
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The man was identified by an FBI spokesman as Ibragim Todashev, and was being interviewed about his ties to alleged Boston bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev.
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An FBI member entered the scene at Kirkman Road and Vineland Road in Orlando.
Manhunt cost Watertown Police $250,000, chief says
Watertown Police Chief Ed Deveau is seeking state and federal aid to help cover the costs related to the Marathon bombing response.
Boston restaurateurs dish about rude customers
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Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray to resign
Murray has accepted a private-sector post with a Worcester business group and is expected to resign next month.
IRS official says she did nothing wrong, invokes Fifth
Lois Lerner declined to answer questions at a hearing today on IRS targeting of conservative groups.
Bernanke says too soon to end stimulus
If the Fed were to let interest rates rise, it would ‘‘carry a substantial risk” to the economic recovery, Chairman Ben Bernanke said.
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