After 18 months, Waltham killings back in spotlight
Since the Marathon bombings and the shooting of a Chechen man in Orlando, new details have emerged about the victims and possible suspects in the 2011 triple murders.
Slain suspect had thought about missing FBI interview
Slain suspect had thought about missing FBI interviewIbragim Todashev feared that if he went to an FBI office, he would never be let out, said his friend.
Markey misses a string of votes in House
Markey misses a string of votes in House Edward J. Markey has not cast a vote in Congress since May 9, missing the last 40 votes before the chamber.
Boston teachers receive high ratings
The Boston Public Schools has rated 92 percent of all teachers as proficient or exemplary, raising questions about the evaluation system.
Latest news
Two arrested in UK after incident on plane from Pakistan
Two men who had tried to move toward the cockpit during the flight were handcuffed and arrested once the plane landed, a passenger said.
Keller + Keller
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Shopping for antiques near Boston? Try these 33 spots
These Boston-area markets, streets, and stores are chock-full of treasures.
MBTA restarts weekend train to Cape Cod
The CapeFlyer will run Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays through Labor Day weekend.
SCOT LEHIGH
Political rebounds for the scandal-inclined
Take heart, denizens of the political netherworld, and look at New York’s Anthony Weiner and South Carolina’s Mark Sanford to see hope never truly dies.
KEVIN CULLEN
A child’s gift erases a gulf
Seven-year-old Sophie Orange organized a pajama day at her all-girls school in England to raise money for victims of the Boston bombings.
Christopher L. Gasper
Francona now even more popular in Boston
The Red Sox have undergone wholesale changes since Terry Francona left in 2011. The manager is still the same, except even more beloved.
Globe exclusives
More coverage of the bombings
Medical Intelligence Center is key in bombing response
The center was routinely activated hours before the Boston Marathon bombings.
Sports
Indians 12, Red Sox 3
Indians rout Red Sox in Terry Francona’s return
In his first game back in Boston, Francona showed the Red Sox that his surprising team is in first place for a reason.
Metro
Bulger defense seeks limits on family testimony
Lawyers for James “Whitey” Bulger sought to limit testimony by relatives of alleged victims, saying it could be prejudicial.
Columnists
Nation & World
Wash. bridge collapse caused by oversized load
Authorities said no one was killed and the extent of the injuries of the three people rescued from the water remained unclear.
Politics
Markey commits to release tax returns Friday
Edward Markey had been pressed by the media for the past week about whether he would open his tax returns to scrutiny, and when.
Business
Financial District building sells for $110m
The sale of the 11-story building at 40 Broad Street is the latest signal that the city’s commercial real estate market is heating up.
Arts
Book Review
‘Act of Congress’ by Robert G. Kaiser
The informative novel provides lessons in civics about how business is done in Washington, D.C.
Movies
MOVIE REVIEW
‘Leviathan’ is not just another fish tale
Lucien Castaing-Taylor and Verena Paravel’s unconventional and enthralling documentary is about a New Bedford-based fish trawler in the North Atlantic.
Globe Insiders
Globe Talk | June 11
A conversation with Dennis Lehane
A conversation with Dennis LehaneThe best-selling author discusses his craft with Boston Globe editor Brian McGrory. Proceeds will go to the One Fund Boston.