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Clinton, Trump win in New York

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The victories supplied a needed boost to each of their campaigns.

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The race for delegates will continue in a week as five states on the East Coast go to the polls.

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New York City?s comptroller said more than 125,000 Democratic voters in Brooklyn were removed from voter rolls in recent months.

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Small businesses still paying big for Obamacare

6 years into Obamacare, small businesses are still struggling with the cost of health coverage. Rule changes are working to fix that.

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Atlanta, GA - 4/19/2016 - Boston Celtics Isaiah Thomas is guarded by Atlanta Hawks Jeff Teague (R) during the first half at Philips Arena in their second playoff game against the Hawks in Atlanta, Georgia April 19, 2016. Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff Topic: Celtics-Hawks Reporter:

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Hawks 89, Celtics 72

Celtics had no shot in Game 2 loss to Hawks

Cold-shooting Boston?s 7-point first quarter set the tone as Atlanta took a 2-0 series lead.

Atlanta, GA - 4/19/2016 - Boston Celtics coach Brad Stevens watches his team against the Atlanta Hawks during the first half at Philips Arena in their second playoff game against the Hawks in Atlanta, Georgia April 19, 2016. Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff Topic: Celtics-Hawks Reporter:

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Celtics building a debacle, one brick at a time

Another dreadful start left cold-shooting Boston with no answers against the Hawks.

120th Boston Marathon

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Ari Ofsevit spent the night in ICU at Tufts Medical Center after two fellow runners helped him crossed the finish line.

Curt Schilling, pictured in 2015.

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Curt Schilling is at it again on social media

Schilling posted, and then apparently deleted, a meme on the N.C. transgender bathroom controversy.

Ashley Whorf.

THOMAS FARRAGHER

A new college graduate emerges after a fight over tuition debt

In a few weeks, Ashley Whorf will walk across the stage, completing a journey that is nothing less than breathtaking.

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Camille Cosby will answer more questions under oath in a defamation lawsuit filed by seven women against her husband.

Charles Harrington scouted locations and took photographs near Harvard University for a up-coming production.

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The man with a penchant for bringing Boston to the big screen

Charlie Harrington has been described as ?the godfather? of local location scouting.

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Convention Center officials were blind-sided when lawmakers moved to ban ride-hailing vehicles from that location.

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Some doctors have stopped accepting health insurance and instead charge patients a flat monthly fee.

Mass. case before Supreme Court could expand fraud law

The case could broaden incidents of fraud brought against government contractors.

April 7, 2016 Newton Mayor Setti Warren takes a question from Charles Jacobs a Newton resident at a community discussion on making sure Newton is a welcoming place for all, in response to recent incidents of anti-Semitic graffiti in the schools and a taunting incident during a high school basketball game. Photo by Katherine Taylor for The Boston Globe

Rabbi urges Newton to learn from forum

The senior rabbi of Temple Emanuel said he was ?saddened and embarrassed? after activists disrupted a citywide meeting on prejudice.

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Small businesses still paying big for Obamacare

6 years into Obamacare, small businesses are still struggling with the cost of health coverage. Rule changes are working to fix that.

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Opinion & Ideas

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Donald Trump thinks the GOP nomination process is undemocratic? He should see the Constitution.

Ground Game

ground game

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The rules of New York?s Democratic primary could contribute to a loss for the senator.

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The 2016 Boston Marathon

More than 30,000 participants registered for the 2016 Boston Marathon, the third largest field in the race history.

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Farah Stockman (right) reacted when she learned of her Pulitzer Prize win. Left: Jessica Rinaldi.

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Women ruled this year?s Pulitzer Prizes

?Patriots Day? films capture scene in Framingham
Laina Simone (center) spoke with Maureen and Forrest Armentrout in Danvers about a ballot drive to drop Common Core in Massachusetts.

Bid to scrap Common Core faces challenges

Mass. is 2nd most expensive place for child care

World broke multiple records for warmth in March
Carrie Fisher (center with glasses) at Harvard.

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Carrie Fisher is honored at Harvard
Actor and author David Duchovny.

David Duchovny?s new novel is a letdown

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Five stupid things I did when changing careers

Street fight breaks out in China ? between bulldozers

Let?s call it Longfellow-Poe Bridge
Airlines are making it harder than ever on domestic and international flights to avoid the middle seat based on luck alone.

Avoiding the middle seat on flights may cost you
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After losing Joe Kelly, Red Sox fall to Rays

The righthander left with shoulder inflammation after pitching to four batters in the first inning.

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John Tortelli, of Arlington, said he?s pleased with Tufts Health Plan?s policy change, ?but I don?t want to jump the gun. I?ll be thrilled when I have the actual meds in my hand.?

Tufts Health Plan lifts restrictions on hepatitis C drugs

The insurer will no longer require patients to have severely damaged livers to get treatment.

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Senator Elizabeth Warren.

Elizabeth Warren mocks Ted Cruz in series of tweets

Cruz was criticized for an email his campaign sent out listing some of the sacrifices he made on the campaign trail.

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?WardsAuto? names the 10 best interior winners

To be eligible this year, the vehicles must have undergone a significant redesign.

Columnists

Runners crossed the finish line of the 120th Boston Marathon.

KEVIN CULLEN

The new normal on Marathon Monday
Pain and exhaustion awaits the elite and non-elite runners at the finish.

CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

Everyone has a finishing kick in this race

President Obama meeting Saudi King Salman in the Oval Office in September 2015.

JOAN VENNOCHI

The politics of putting the Saudis on notice
Danny Ainge and Dominique Wilkins are now in the front offices of their respective teams, but they have met before in the playoffs, during their playing days with the Celtics and Hawks.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Ainge, Wilkins in the teeth of Celtics-Hawks history
Governor Charlie Baker was booed at Boston Spirit's LGBT Executive Networking Night on Wednesday night.

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Baker speech was a lost chance to find common ground
Libyan fireman stands in front of smoke and flames rising from a storage tank at an oil facility in northern Libya's Ras Lanouf region on Jan. 23. The tank was set ablaze earlier in the week following attacks launched by Islamic State group jihadists to seize key port terminals.

JEFF JACOBY

The Obama Doctrine has made the world more dangerous
Boston Celtics guard Avery Bradley reacted to a hamstring injury during the second half of Saturday?s game.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Celtics losing a leader in Avery Bradley
Author Matthew Desmond portrays eviction as a systemic problem ? part of the fraying of the American social fabric.

DANTE RAMOS

A problem society must solve
How will Don Sweeney fix the Bruins? He?s not sure.

Kevin Paul Dupont | On Second Thought

Sweeney better find Bruins some heart, fight
Employees watched a slideshow during an office meeting at HourlyNerd in Boston.

Scott Kirsner | Innovation Economy

Uber for MBAs is a worrying sign
Celtics guard Isaiah Thomas sparked a second-half comeback and finished with 27 points.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

There are reasons for hope after this loss

Verizon workers walked a picket line outside the company?s downtown Boston building on Thursday.

KEVIN CULLEN

On Verizon picket line, a demand for dignity

Nation & World

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Gavin Grimm posed on his front porch during an interview at his home in Gloucester, Va., last year.

Court overturns Virginia school?s transgender bathroom rule

A federal appeals court said barring a transgender student from using the boys? restrooms at his Virginia high school is discriminatory.

Business

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Chipmaker Intel announced it will cut 12,000 jobs, or about 11 percent of its workforce, over the next year.

Intel to cut 12,000 jobs over the next year

The chipmaker said it will cut about 11 percent of its workforce by 2017.

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Christopher Bedford (left), director of the Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University, with artist Mark Bradford at the Rose in 2014.

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Rose Art Museum to present US representative to Venice Biennale

Artist Mark Bradford?s selection marks the second straight time that the institution chosen to organize the US Pavilion is in Mass.

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Katie and Ashley Hess with their mom, Linda Holliday, at ?Dancing With the Stars.?

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Belichick sends message of support for Flutie on ?Dancing?

While the Heisman hero had some supporters in the audience, his former coach sent good wishes via Instagram.

Globe investigations

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The Boston Globe?s 2001-2002 investigation into sexual abuses by clergy in the Catholic Church resulted in more than 600 stories.

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?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.

Design New England

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In the latest issue of Design New England, lots of color and a bit of bravado wake up a ho-hum family room.

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The cover for the April 3 2016 issue

Things to do in Greater Boston this spring

The cover for the March 27 2016 issue

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