Malaysian jet changed course, military says

Radar evidence allegedly shows the missing jetliner made it to the Malacca Strait, hundreds of miles away from its last reported location.

CIA improperly searched network, senator says

Senator Dianne Feinstein said she had “grave concerns” about the improper search of a computer network set up for Congress.

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Officials are investigating whether speed was a factor, but “no determination” has been made after a derailment left seven injured Monday.

Mass. defends scrutiny of marijuana bids

The Patrick administration didn’t explain its failure to verify applicants’ information until after approving 20 dispensaries for provisional licenses.

Carolyn Grantham and her husband, Diego Garcia, in their Medford apartment. “I know if it was me going through this, she’d take care of me. I’m really proud of her. She’s really, really tough,” says Garcia.

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For food blogger, cancer diagnosis revealed undying love

When an aggressive cancer took Carolyn Grantham’s ability to eat away, she kept her food blog going, just as her husband has helped keep her going.

Pope Francis arriving by bus for a retreat in Ariccia near Rome on Monday.

Analysis | John L. Allen Jr.

Why Pope Francis is going to South Korea

Popes receive more invitations to travel than they can possibly accommodate, so they have to be selective.

The scoreboard informed fans of the postponement of Monday’s game after Rich Peverley collapsed.

Outpouring of support for ex-Bruin Rich Peverley after collapse

Peverley’s collapse prompted the postponement of the Dallas Stars’ game Tuesday.

Kevin Cullen

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The Trial Court of Massachusetts has to figure out what to do with the train wreck that is the Suffolk County register of probate office.

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TOM KEANE

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One take-away from this year’s CPAC is that the right is in trouble.

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Wellesley College’s Julie Matthaei was among 600 academic economists who signed a petition supporting a minimum-wage increase, a position attacked in a full-page NewYork Times ad.

In wage fight, echoes of Cold War
Urban Idea Lab cofounder Jen Faigel, at Dream Factory in Dorchester.

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Hard quest to establish new tech startup terrain
“I don’t have any information that would make me change my opinion” regarding the study, said Dr. Charles Vacanti.

Scientists split on own stem cell finding
Naomi Johnston of the Animal Rescue League of Boston played on Monday with three of the dogs taken from a single-family house in Lynnfield in what authorities called one of the largest cases of animal hoarding in recent memory.

199 animals removed from home
In his first spring start, Jon Lester threw three scoreless innings, allowing only one hit and striking out four.

Christopher L. Gasper

Jon Lester already in midseason form
Kurt Schwartz (second right), head of the Mass. Emergency Management Agency, addressed law enforcement officials.

Police will double presence for Marathon
Brothers Shawn (right) and Mark O’Hagan (center) sat in court in St. Johnsbury, Vt., before the arraignment of Richard Fletcher and Keith Baird Monday. Shawn called it “the final chapter of this process.”

Years later, a hope for justice in Vt. slaying
John Kuntz (left) stars in “The Whale,” with Georgia Lyman and Ryan O’Connor, in the SpeakEasy Stage Company production.

Stage REview

SpeakEasy takes ‘The Whale’ to a deep place
An average of about 6,100 vehicles used the Bypass Road road daily during the Callahan Tunnel’s closure, almost triple the number when it was restricted to commercial vehicles.

Shirley Leung

Bypass road was a popular shortcut

Trumpeter sharpens compositions

John L. Allen Jr.

Pope’s finance expert vows ‘no more scandals’
Suicide is the third leading cause of death among teens 15 to 19 years old, according to the National Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Teens’ brains make them vulnerable to suicide

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Julian Edelman might cost the Patriots only $3 million-$4 million per season.

Where are Patriots headed in free agency?

New England has holes to fill at defensive line, cornerback, receiver, tight end, and interior offensive line as free agency opens Tuesday.

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Police surrounded participants in the Blarney Blowout party.

Dozens charged in bash at UMass

Students who took part in a massive outdoor party “brought shame on our fine university,” the chancellor of UMass Amherst said.

Columnists

DERRICK Z. jackson

Not so fast on e-cigarettes

Boston Capital

Call to audit tax breaks brings howls

Kevin Cullen

Disorder in the court
In his first spring start, Jon Lester threw three scoreless innings, allowing only one hit and striking out four.

Christopher L. Gasper

Jon Lester already in midseason form

JAMES CARROLL

Shift in defense

Adrian Walker

A missed opportunity
The Celtics played good and hard against the Pistons.

Dan Shaughnessy

Celtics won’t hit bottom of league
King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifah of Bahrain has recently agreed to donate land for the construction of a Catholic church.

All Things Catholic | John L. Allen Jr.

Catholicism growing in heart of Muslim world

JEFF JACOBY

Welcome to Silicon Valley, America’s newest state

innovation economy

Keurig trying ‘lock-out’ technology

LAWRENCE HARMON

Kids, it’s time to ride the T to school
Erin Willinger left Newton to search the world for purpose. Last July, she settled in Agra, India, marrying a local taxi driver. In February, he killed her and committed suicide.

YVONNE ABRAHAM

She only wanted to change the world

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The system will extend across the government, said James Clapper, intelligence official.

US to monitor its workers with secret clearance

Intelligence officials plan to use massive databases to scan the behavior of federal employees who have security clearances.

Politics

Senator Kelly Ayotte, Republican of New Hampshire, helped craft the bill, which passed with a rare unanimous vote.

Military sex assault bill OK’d by Senate

The Senate overwhelmingly approved a bill making big changes in the military justice system to deal with sexual assault.

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Workers gathered to watch as the first Emirates flight landed at Logan International Airport.

Emirates Airlines launches first Logan flight

Governor Patrick welcomed Emirates to Logan Monday as the carrier inaugurated daily nonstop service to its hub in Dubai.

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ALBUM REVIEW | Indie Rock

Elbow, ‘The Take Off and Landing of Everything’

The British act packs many different styles of music into each of its songs.

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It starts in 2015 and sounds like a scheme to rebuild the USSR, but its history is quite different — and troubling for the West.