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Ambitious new skyscraper plan would redefine Boston waterfront

The $1 billion, 600-foot complex would drastically change the downtown skyline and public spaces near the New England Aquarium.

ON SOCCER

US has point to prove by beating Germany

The Americans can advance with a draw ? and possibly even with a defeat ? but they would rather drop a star-spangled calling card with a victory.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Red Auerbach?s NBA drafts were informal and uninformed

Auerbach could make a deal involving the Ice Capades to get a Hall of Famer ? or draft a player who refused to fly in airplanes.

Buddy Cianci to run for Providence mayor again

Twelve years after being sent to prison for corruption, the former Providence mayor will again run for the office.

Couple in Back Bay crash is cooperating, lawyer says

The two people accused in the crash are devastated for the victims? families and are cooperating ?100 percent,? their lawyer said.

Witness lied, defense says in N.H. murder trial

During closing arguments, lawyers for Seth Mazzaglia blamed the death of a Westborough teen on his ex-girlfriend.

In court decision, an endorsement of digital privacy

The Supreme Court found that police may not generally search the cellphones of people they arrest without first getting warrants.

Middle schoolers to ride MBTA to school under new budget

Mayor Walsh won a slim majority of votes in the City Council for his budget despite objections to the cost-cutting measure.

Supreme Court rules against Aereo in copyright fight

The court said that Aereo essentially functions as a cable service that should be subject to the same regulations.

Opinion

SCOT LEHIGH

Coakley, Grossman fail casino test

The SJC decision on a casino repeal question is a big embarrassment for Martha Coakley.

BetaBoston

Aereo has few options, but now needs a Plan B

Startups are all about the pivot, and it would be surprising if we don?t see one soon from Aereo.

Globe must-reads

With the season looking like a lost cause, it?s time for the Red Sox to shift their strategy toward next year.

Peter Abraham | Analysis

Red Sox should start rebuilding

Bracket: World Cup knockout rounds

Names

Curt Schilling says he?s in remission

The attorney general tried to put a good face on a court decision, but the chief justice called her argument in the case a ?departure from common sense.?

News Analysis

Again, Coakley feels the glare

Phillip Chism was arraigned on a second rape charge in Salem Superior Court Jan. 30.

Chism showed signs of psychosis, report says

Shirley leung

Winners and losers in casino decision

Evan Horowitz

Why is the economy shrinking?

From ?You Are? to ?Running With the Night,? it didn?t take fans long to remember how many hits Lionel Richie has had.

Music review

Richie bring hits back to life

The nonprofit funder ArtPlace will announce a $250,000 public art grant to the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway Conservancy, which runs the 15-acre network of parks in downtown Boston.

Whirl of public art for Greenway

?Cascade? chosen for Boston Globe Book Club

After opting out of his contractLeBron James has another ?decision? to make. AP Photo/Alan Diaz, File

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

LeBron scenarios are intriguing

New England Lobster dinner with vegetables.

Parker?s Restaurant is proudly past its prime

Sports

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NFL to remove $675 million cap on concussion damages

The move came after a judge questioned if there was enough money to cover retired players.

Metro

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Marcos Colono, representing himself in a rape trial, delivered opening statements in the trial last week.

Man convicted in 2008 rapes of two college students

The Cambridge man represented himself in his trial after firing four attorneys.

Columnists

John Boehner attends a press conference last week in Washington.

JOSHUA GREEN

It?s still Boehner?s game