Residents is Iquique prepared for possible evacuation after a tsunami alert.

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Residents in Iquique, Chile, prepared for possible evacuation after a tsunami alert.

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Residents gathered on the street after a tsunami warning was issued in Antofagasta, Chile.

People in Iquique were evacuated to the city stadium.

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People in Iquique were evacuated to the city stadium.

A restaurant burned in Iquique, Chile, following the earthquake.

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A restaurant burned in Iquique, Chile, following the earthquake.

Residents stood in the street in Iquique after the quake.

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Residents stood in the street in Iquique after the quake.

8.2 earthquake off Chile prompts tsunami warning

Tsunami warnings were issued for all of Latin America’s Pacific coast after the earthquake in the ocean off Chile.

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David Ortiz insisted on a selfie with the president, and Jonny Gomes made a loud fashion statement during the team’s visit.

Chef Dammar Bdr Thapa creates such specialties as the Indian lamb dish rogan josh and Nepali-style steamed dumplings filled with spiced chicken (pictured).

Cheap Eats

A wide South Asian spread at Masala, with drinks

Masala in Teele Square, opened three years ago by Binoj Pradhan, has plenty to set it apart.

Democrats win seats formerly held by Walsh, O’Flaherty

A pair of Democrats who ran unopposed sailed to victory on Tuesday to fill state House seats formerly held by Boston Mayor Martin Walsh and Eugene O’Flaherty.

Rural states seek greater share of NIH grants

A coalition of rural states wants to increase its part of federal dollars that are now disproportionately awarded to Boston scientists.

Mullen Boston president Kristen Cavallo shattered the usual path to power.

Shirley Leung

Boston’s Mad Men are now women

Women now run Boston’s four biggest advertising firms, capping a whirlwind 12 months of female prowess.

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Hundreds of firefighters lined a Watertown street to honor one of two firefighters killed in last week’s nine-alarm Back Bay blaze.

Cardinal Sean O'Malley spoke next to the US-Mexico border fence in Nogales, Ariz.

O’Malley leads bishops on border visit

Cardinal Sean O’Malley was at the Mexican border in Arizona to call attention to the plight of immigrants.

Opinion

Opinion | phillip niemeyer and jay ruttenberg

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A look at the epitome of what was funny for each year in the past century.

Globe exclusives

Oscar winner Meryl Streep.

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Meryl Streep announces scholarships at UMass-Lowell
Boston Red Sox outfielder Jonny Gomes (left) spoke to reporters April 1 in front of the West Wing of the White House in Washington, D.C., following a ceremony where President Barack Obama honored the 2013 World Series baseball champion the Boston Red Sox on the White House South Lawn.

style

Jonny Gomes: Wearing his patriotism

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Obama looking for another Vineyard rental

Josh Radnor as Ted and Cristin Milioti as The Mother.

television review

Controversial end to ‘How I Met Your Mother’
Above: detail of “Dragon and Clouds” (top) by Soga Shohaku.

Frame by Frame

Unearthing ‘Dragon and Clouds’ at MFA

Celtics guard Rajon Rondo spent the first half of Monday’s game working as the analyst on Comcast’s broadcast of the game.

Celtics notebook

Rondo analyzes Celtics on TV

Names

Norman Rockwell’s ‘The Rookie’ up for auction
International master Sam Sevian.

The boy who could be chess king
“I think we got pretty far down the road. ... When I was at health and human services, I know we never got where we wanted to go on staffing and caseloads,” said Charlie Baker.

Baker has a history with child agency
Anita Hill says she’s not bitter but is aware that harassment is still a problem.

Anita Hill steps back into spotlight in documentary
Nelson Cruz’s home run off Jon Lester in the 7th inning turned into the winning run.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Red Sox were lacking championship intangibles

Boston LGBT Film Festival celebrates 30 years

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Brad Stevens and Rajon Rondo both spend hours breaking down film. (AP Photo/Mary Schwalm)

Devouring game film keeps Rajon Rondo a step ahead

Always analytical, Rondo has impressed coach Brad Stevens with how much game film he watches.

Metro

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Donald Hall was arraigned in his hospital bed at Lahey Clinic.

Man accused in carjacking spree arraigned at hospital

The Everett man who allegedly spent 12 hours carjacking vehicles and engaging in running gun battles with police was arraigned at the Lahey Clinic.

Columnists

Boston Capital

IPO first, bank sale next
President Barack Obama spoke in front of “The Night Watch” in Amsterdam last week.

JAMES CARROLL

G-7 is West’s best tool against Putin

Adrian Walker

Medical marijuana firm wonders why it fell short
This feral cat went for the food inside the trap and was taken to a veterinary clinic to be spayed or neutered.

Yvonne Abraham

While city sleeps, cat lady makes her rounds
Nelson Cruz’s home run off Jon Lester in the 7th inning turned into the winning run.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Red Sox were lacking championship intangibles

JOHN E. SUNUNU

Obamacare misses the target

JOAN VENNOCHI

Crossed lines of protest, free speech at Northeastern

JEFF JACOBY

Death does not transform a baby into ‘clinical waste’
Wearing flag shorts that list the Red Sox’ titles, catcher David Ross loosened up in the rain in Baltimore on Sunday.

Dan Shaughnessy

Why do Red Sox have to play and ruin everything?
Afghan President Hamid Karzai, left, arrives with then-Kandahar Governor Gul Agha Sherzai, right, in Kandahar, Afghanistan in 2002.

FARAH STOCKMAN

A nation shaped by war — and US money
Souren Lefian, an engineer at Lilliputian Systems, worked on portable fuel-cell technology.

Innovation Economy

Giant challenges ahead for fuel cell maker Lilliputian
If Martin Walsh’s goal is to cause a ruckus and buy more time, it’s working.

Shirley Leung

Is Walsh playing to win or bluffing?

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President Barack Obama spoke about the Affordable Care Act in the Rose Garden of the White House on Tuesday afternoon.

Obama touts health care milestone of 7 million sign-ups

More than 7 million people have signed up for coverage, President Obama said.

Politics

Steven Grossman is one of ten candidates running for governor.

Grossman uses kidney stone in fundraising pitch

In emails, Steven Grossman’s gubernatorial campaign invoked the candidate’s agony during a forum last week.

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Intarcia’s matchstick-sized mini-pumps are inserted under the skin to deliver its drug for controlling type 2 diabetes.

Intarcia secures $200m for diabetes treatment

The Boston company is developing matchstick-sized mini-pumps that are designed to deliver its new diabetes drug.

Arts

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Album review | COUNTRY

Carlene Carter, ‘Carter Girl’

“Carter Girl” finds the third-generation representative of country’s most famous family honoring her lineage.

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“Modern playgrounds have become so predictable, cushioned, and programmed that they are now coming under attack...In looking for inspiration, experts are starting to hark back to the messy, anarchic spirit of the earliest playgrounds of Boston.”

Ruth Graham on the birth of the American playground