Tsarnaev friend guilty of hindering Marathon probe

Azamat Tazhayakov faces a maximum 20-year sentence for obstruction of justice, and up to five years for conspiracy.

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?You go back to your stores. Shut it down,? a rally organizer told a cheering crowd that came out in droves.

The produce aisle at the Market Basket in Burlington Monday afternoon.

Pickets, barren shelves greet shoppers at Market Basket

Protesting workers and some customers held signs and gathered signatures in support of Arthur T. Demoulas in Burlington.

A photo in the search for Abigail Hernandez was seen in North Conway, N.H., on Oct. 9, 2013.

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N.H. teen returned to family 9 months after disappearing

Abigail Hernandez was last seen leaving her high school in Conway, N.H., in October.

President Obama presented the Medal of Honor to former U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Ryan M. Pitts.

N.H. veteran Ryan Pitts receives Medal of Honor

Pitts defended an observation post in Afghanistan after the eight other soldiers providing security alongside him were killed by insurgents.

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The Australia-proposed resolution also calls for an end to military activities around the site.

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Mounting deaths on both sides have led international officials to step up diplomatic efforts to end the latest bout of fighting between Israel and Hamas.

Opinion

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The immigration crisis requires action from the reluctant Senate leader.

Ideas

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Boston as amorphous liquid, and other insights from an engineer.

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Dr. Ernest Amory Codman told his wife before he died in 1940 not to spend money on a headstone. Dr. Andrew Warshaw spent the last two years raising $20,000 from medical organizations for a granite and bronze memorial that will be dedicated Tuesday.

Honoring a once-scorned voice for medical openness
?If I didn?t have this medicine I?d probably be on oxygen all the time,? Cora Higson (with husband Bob at their Framingham home) says of Tracleer, a drug that lowers blood pressure in the lungs, easing Higson?s pulmonary hypertension.

Specialty drugs transform lives ? but at a cost

The Boston Globe Book Club

Discuss ?Cascade? with fellow readers

THING TANK

Queen?s Guard does ?Game of Thrones?
A shopper stops to read a sign in support of ousted Market Basket president Arthur T. Demoulas

Evan Horowitz

The saga of Demoulas? Market Basket
Google?s self-driving car has radar, sensors, and mapping devices that identify common objects on roads and is programmed to navigate around obstacles such as orange cones.

Boston a big test for Google car
An Israeli soldier was silhouetted as he guarded a post overlooking Bethlehem last month.

JEFF JACOBY

Have liberals lost sight of Israel?
Customers in a Market Basket store in Chelsea found empty areas along the produce aisle Sunday evening. Many employees urged the return of Arthur T. Demoulas, fired in June.

Market Basket fires 8 for protest
April 11: Surveillance video shows members of the Brudnick family cashing in winning tickets at the lottery?s Woburn office.

Some winning streaks have defied belief
Dr. Larry Gordon and medical assistant Amanda Naimo discussed a procedure at the nurses? work station at Family Medicine Associates in Hamilton. Some doctors say their data software is confusing to use.

Hazards tied to medical records rush
Ryan Pitts at home in Nashua.

Nashua man?s valor brings highest award

Providing nanny care to young moms with cancer

Sports

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Red Sox slugger David Ortiz is just 1 for 17 since the All-Star break.

Red Sox riding momentum into AL East play

Despite the gains they?ve made recently, the Sox still have a lot of ground to make up to get back into the playoff chase.

Metro

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Former Probation commissioner John J. O?Brien and two top deputies are charged with unlawfully doling out jobs to the friends and family members of the politically connected in exchange for favors from state legislators.

Probation trial jury submitted 281 questions to judge

The submitting of questions has added a new dynamic to an already complex corruption case.

Columnists

Adrian Walker

Race for AG one to watch
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid speaks at a Democratic luncheon last week.

JOHN E. SUNUNU

Harry Reid?s border problem
Senator Claire McCaskill will soon introduce a bipartisan bill to strengthen federal protections of undergraduates.

James Carroll

Sexual assault and a culture unmoored
Dayanna, 9, told of her journey from El Salvador to join her mom Guadalupe here. They had asked that their faces not be photographed.

Yvonne Abraham

A child?s harrowing journey to the US
Mayor Marty Walsh?s roots run deep in Connemara.

kevin cullen

Mayor Walsh plans Irish jaunt

A 3D model of a proposed Wynn Resorts casino in Everett.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Casinos sink, just as Mass. gets on board

Thomas Farragher

Open Hearts Camp is a retreat for little survivors
State Treasurer and gubernatorial candidate Steven Grossman ordered a review of the state?s pension portfolio in the wake of the Sandy Hook shooting and reported that $27.8 million was invested in the gun industry ? less than 1 percent of the total.

RENÉE LOTH

Don?t like gun violence? Stop funding it
The Ferdinand Building in Dudley Square.

LAWRENCE HARMON

Ed-tech the answer in Dudley Square
Patriots coach Bill Belichick will convene his 15th training camp in New England next week.

CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

Patriots, come rescue our summer please

Adrian Walker

At BRA, the rent is due
Evan Falchuk took part in Boston?s Pride Parade last month.

SCOT LEHIGH

Evan Falchuk?s bold vision

Politics

??America?s federal contracts should not subsidize discrimination against the American people,?? Obama said at a signing ceremony from the White House East Room.

Obama gives protection to gay, transgender workers

The executive order prohibits discrimination against those workers by the federal government and its contracting agencies.

Nation & World

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Governor Rick Perry plans to deploy as many as 1,000 National Guard troops to South Texas.

Rick Perry will send 1,000 guardsmen to Texas border

The governor plans to deploy as many as 1,000 National Guard troops along the Mexico border, an official confirmed.

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BetaBoston

Nonprofit?s low-cost toilets can be lifesavers

There are nearly 2.5 billion people without access to adequate sanitation but MIT spinout Sanergy is working to change that.

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Stage Review

Political comic-drama ?Invasion? provides a jolt

Confusion, misinterpretation, cultural stereotypes and racial profiling all take a hit in ?Invasion.?

Health and wellness

Dr. Alison Zimon (left) and Dr. Rita Sneeringer of Boston IVF focused their message about egg freezing on the potential for ?lifetime insurance? for having a child.

Discussing egg freezing at Frost Ice Bar

About 70 women were having drinks and learning about freezing their eggs as an option to prolong their child-bearing years.

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