Two pedestrians dead after Back Bay crash
Jessica Campbell and Jack Lanzillotti

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One of the victims was a 28-year-old Red Sox employee and the other was a 27-year-old woman. Both lived in Brookline.

Aaron Hernandez (right) spoke with his attorney during a February hearing.

Aaron Hernandez briefly hospitalized

Officials declined to discuss the reason for hospitalizing the former Patriots star.

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The Vatican on Saturday rejected an appeal to stop the church?s deconsecration.

US coach Juergen Klinsmann (left) celebrated the June 16 win against Ghana.

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World Cup | US-Portugal, 6 p.m., ESPN

US trying to get out of Group of Death alive

The Americans take on wounded Portugal, which still has the planet?s best player in Cristiano Ronaldo.

Cllint Dempsey (left), Tim Howard and the US men?s national team plays their second World Cup game against Portugal.

World Cup

USA vs. Portugal live updates

The US hopes to secure a spot in the round of 16 with a victory. Game time is 6 p.m.

Benjamin Corey and his mother, Mary Dawn Small, say they have enough money to pay for a year at Tufts University.

College costs top inflation, even with financial aid

The out-of-pocket cost to attend most of the top private colleges in Mass. has risen sharply, even as family incomes stagnated, according to a Globe review.

spring all-scholastics

10 moments to remember from spring season

From Super 8 baseball to a pair of Bellingham teams winning state titles, the spring had many memorable moments.

Opinion

OPINION | Meta Wagner

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Ads for hormone replacement medicines give mixed messaging when it comes to gender.

Address

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To virtually stage a property is to populate its rooms with lifelike digital renderings of furniture and accessories.

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Forgive the author for not sharing the excitement of soccer fans during the World Cup.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Choosing to ignore the World Cup

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A patient broke a window to jump to his death at the Dr. Solomon Carter Fuller Mental Health Center. A request for shatterproof windows was approved a day later.

A warning, a delayed repair, a patient dies

James Donessoni of Rhode Island can vape ? use an e-cigarette ? at his desk, but that?s not the rule in all companies.

Companies try to figure out rules for e-cigarette use

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From ?Game of Thrones? to Kimye photos
Derek Walsh samples Tarnation Lager from Baxter Brewing Co. Right, hard ciders from Bantam.

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Somerville brewers tap into the local flavors
Lance Corporal Brandon Garabrant.

N.H. Marine killed in Afghanistan
Ben Blatt (left) and Eric Brewster at Yankee Stadium.

The ultimate baseball road trip

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The Talk: Politics on Twitter
An artist rendering shows part of a proposed casino complex in Springfield.

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Mass. voters still support casinos
Veterans of Cambridge politics said they were not surprised at how the Uber battle has exposed the rift between the tech types who have shaped Cambridge?s image to the outside world, and the locals who fear that runaway development, fueled by the tech boom, threatens to make their city unlivable and unaffordable.

Uber battle goes to heart of Cambridge

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Sunday Baseball Notes

Among the pitchers who could be available before the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline is Tampa Bay?s David Price.

Teams will be busy at trade deadline

Every year you hear similar refrains about the trade deadline, but don?t be fooled by the rhetoric.

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Mayor DeMaria (left) did not disclose his friendship with Charles Lightbody.

Mayor?s ties to shady pair cloud casino plan

An ownership tangle for an Everett site may have two felons in the mix.

Columnists

Colin and Joan Diver, in 1987. They were among the families profiled by J. Anthony Lukas in ?Common Ground,? the Pulitzer Prize-winning book on court-ordered busing in Boston in the mid-1970s.

Yvonne Abraham

Reflections on busing
Forgive the author for not sharing the excitement of soccer fans during the World Cup.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Choosing to ignore the World Cup
In 1992, Hillary Clinton was first lady of Arkansas ? and her life in politics had only begun.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Clinton evolved, like everyone else

JEFF JACOBY

The rudeness of registries

JOANNA WEISS

Let go of the People?s Pledge
Pope Francis arrived to celebrate Mass in Sibari, Italy.

all things catholic

?Health scare? confirms Pope Francis as church?s indispensable man
Spurs players hoisted the Larry O?Brien Trophy after capturing the team?s fifth NBA championship.

Bob Ryan

Spurs truly are the world champions
Just as Ty Cobb left behind an everlasting ?prickly? legacy, Tony Gwynn hopefully will be remembered also for the perpetual joy he exuded on the field.

on second thought

Tony Gwynn?s death took some joy out of the game

White students watching a bus carrying black students from Hyde Park High in September 1974.

Farah Stockman

Verdict still out on busing
The Woo motion sensor, attached to a kiteboard, logs data such as height, air time, and G forces, and feeds it back to an app.

Innovation Economy

Changing the way athletes train
Boston Common suits one of the Games? most popular spectator sports, beach volleyball.

Shirley Leung

Boston group eyes Olympic venues
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

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Trial venue change risky

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Jim Koch.

Seven things you should know about Jim Koch

Jim Koch is chairman of Boston Beer Co., owner of Samuel Adams Brewery.

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Fighters loyal to Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr marched in Najaf, Iraq, Saturday.

Iraqi Shiites rally after attacks

In the face of gains by Sunni militants, Shiites in Iraq are mobilizing.

Politics

Senator Patrick Leahy, a Vermont Democrat, has spent more than two decades directing federal funding to clear minefields and provide victims with wheelchairs.

Formerly a leader on land mine ban, Obama now balks

President Obama?s administration has repeatedly delayed a review of the issue.

Arts

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Book clubs in 3 chapters

Three very different local groups illustrate the range of readers, books discussed, and snacks served.

Travel

In transit

Passengers leave the Seastreak ferry that brought them from New Bedford to Oak Bluffs in an hour.

From city to Vineyard in 3 hours on public transportation

With the right connections, you can leave South Station and land on the Vineyard by midmorning.

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Monica Baker and daughters (from left) Leslie and Meredith take part in Mass at St. Mary Catholic Church in Franklin.

Leading the way in spirit at St. Mary?s parish in Franklin

St. Mary?s population has grown by 600 over the past five years; an average of nearly 2,500 adults and children attend the six weekend Masses.

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After several iterations, a city town house returns to its rightful single-family status.

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Vertical living in the South End

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They?re perfectly engineered to push psychological buttons you didn?t even know you had. Here?s how.