DAN SHAUGHNESSY
More tarnish on Patriot legacy, this time tainting Tom BradyWith the release of the Wells report, nobody in Foxborough looks good, and Brady looks like a guy who broke the rules and lied about it.
Ben Volin | On Football
A list of questions Patriots haven?t answered on DeflategateA long paper trail points squarely to a ?deliberate effort to circumvent the rules.? Now Brady and the Patriots have to pay the price.
Boston fans stand by Brady, discount NFL report Patriots fans said the findings in the Deflategate report amount to little more than hot air.
Ted Wells?s long-awaited report said there was ?substantial and credible evidence? that Brady knew about the deflation of footballs by team staffers.
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Several Boston-area experts offer advice on making the transition from college to real life easier.
It?s time to flaunt those tassels and celebrate with visiting family and friends, and here are some great spots to gather.
Lawyers said Tsarnaev could end up in supermax, but prosecutors argued that there is no way to know for certain where he will be assigned.
The two-year planning initiative, the first in half a century, will include the aspirations of residents for the city?s future.
Alexion Pharmaceuticals?s purchase of Synageva BioPharma is the second-largest takeover of a Mass. biotechnology company.
Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff/File
Developer Don Chiofaro has made some headway with the Walsh administration, but neighbors still object to the project?s size and scope.
Yvonne Abraham
New Greenway art soars and connectsJanet Echelman?s massive aerial rope sculpture reflects the kind of free-spirited vision for the city that many have long sought.
Sudbury man accused of killing parents previously threatened themAccording to court records, Mikhail Young told a police officer in 2008 that he would kill Jane and Kenneth Young.
Judge blasts ?rush to judgment? in Boston officer?s 1993 killingThe Suffolk Superior Court judge said the probe into John Mulligan?s death was influenced by corrupt detectives and marred by prosecutorial failures.
Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff
Chamber officials said they want a new direction for the organization, one that embraces the city?s shifting economic base.
Hiawatha Bray | Tech Lab
Rebelling against the robocallersApps and online services can filter out the worst of the cellphone spam.
NICK CAFARDO I ON BASEBALL
A key stat: the Red Sox are hitting .209 with runners in scoring position.
The Brookline school and 15 similar institutions across the country will close once students have completed their studies.
Episode 27: Tsarnaev defense turns to Chechen historyThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
editorial
Boston?s Olympic bid could lead to swimmable Mystic RiverIn its current state, the Mystic is not exactly the face that Greater Boston wants to showcase to the wider world.
Georgiy Samsonov (L), Fabrizio Bensch/Reuters
The big picture
Decades after the Battle for Berlin, photographer Fabrizio Bensch unearthed pictures by a Red Army photographer that depicted a city at war?s end.
Masterson lasted just 4? innings as the Red Sox finished their nine-game Fenway Park stint at 3-6.
Shaun Harrison arranged for the teen to be attacked by another student at school, then decided to take matters into his own hands.
It?s expected that there will be no clear-cut winner once all votes are counted.
Clinton will begin courting donors for a ?super PAC,? the first time a Democratic presidential candidate has fully embraced the groups.
Somerville?s Accion Systems is developing tiny thrusters that will allow smaller satellites to maneuver and adjust their orbits.
Onstage, Maria Bamford dips into a vast array of comic voices. Most of those have some connection to Bamford?s facetious take on self-help.
The CEO for the Italian Home for Children in Jamaica Plain says what he wears is important as he seeks support for the organization.
brainiac
Improving bicycle crash-scene reports improves safetyA Harvard public health researcher argues that better reports are key.
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