Wellesley College newspaper ignites free-speech debate

The campus of Wellesley College. — Bill Polo/Globe Staff/2007

An editorial in the Wellesley College student newspaper has become the latest flashpoint in a contentious national debate.

After a life of thrift, Medford man provides lasting legacy

A frugal, solitary, and somewhat crotchety Air Force veteran left an astounding gift after he died.

Santarpio?s pizza at Logan? It might happen.

New England Development, picked to oversee the airport?s stores and restaurants, plans to add more local flavor.

Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez wiped tears from his eyes after his double murder acquittal at Suffolk Superior Court Friday. — Stephan Savoia/Pool

Legal analysts not surprised by Hernandez verdict

The case rested on a troubling witness, leading the jury to a predictable conclusion, analysts said.

Hernandez acquitted of murder charges

Aaron Hernandez was acquitted on seven of eight charges in a 2012 South End double murder. He is already serving a life sentence for a 2015 murder conviction.

Here is everything Aaron Hernandez was charged with, and how the jury decided

Jurors voted to acquit the former New England Patriots player on 7 of 8 charges he faced.

Owner of the Golden Banana dies at 91

Louis DiBella took on laws enacted to prevent nude dancing at his club, D.B.?s Golden Banana.

Brookline fires 2 officers who reported racial discrimination

Over protests from the audience, selectmen accepted a recommendation to terminate the police officers for failing to come to work.

The Trump administration

White House won?t release its visitor records

The White House won?t make public the logs of visitors to the complex, breaking with the practice of President Donald Trump?s predecessor.

Boston Marathon

J. Alain Ferry used a pair of crutches and a stability brace while working out at McCurdy Track in Allston. — Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff

26.2-miles on a broken fibula? This guy is going to give it a go.

?[My doctor] thinks I?m nuts. Everyone thinks I?m nuts,? said J. Alain Ferry. ?But I think I can do this.?

Letters

Many athletes with disabilities feel BAA?s nod to handcyclists is unwarranted

?Disability or not, one cannot claim discrimination any time they are told no.? ? Amanda McGrory and Brian Siemann

Lahey fights back against Bermuda bribery allegations

Lahey Hospital and Medical Center on Friday fired back against a lawsuit accusing the facility of bribing Bermuda government officials to gain business on the island.

Sports

Everything you need to know about the Celtics-Bulls series

The questions here are fictional, but the answers are real, and will get you ready for the playoffs.

Boston-04/14/2017- Boston Red Sox vs Tampa Bay Rays- Sox starting pitcher Rick Porcello walks back to the mound after giving up a 2-run homer in the 2nd inning to Rays Shane Peterson. John Tlumacki/Globe staff(sports) — John Tlumacki/Globe Staff

RAYS 10, RED SOX 5

Rick Porcllo, Red Sox overpowered by Rays

Tampa Bay roughed up Sox ace Rick Porcello for eight runs in 4? innings.

Too much corporate greed? Blame Harvard Business School, author says

An MBA from HBS, as those in the know refer to it, has long been the ultimate Good Housekeeping stamp of approval on any résumé.

Examiner | Magazine

Fascinating facts about Paul Revere?s home improvements

Let?s mark the anniversary of Boston?s most famous horse ride with a look at the recently expanded Paul Revere House historic site.

Metro

Framingham will hold recount of vote to become a city

Members of Not this Charter, a group opposed to the ballot question, collected enough signatures to trigger a recount April 24.

Names

Tom Brady shares heartwarming picture of his mother holding his daughter

On Friday morning, Brady posted a black-and-white photo to Instagram of Galynn cradling his sleeping daughter, Vivian.

Trump Today

Foreign intel agencies intercepted Trump campaign associates

Members of the Trump team were caught up in ?incidental collection? during routine surveillance of Russian officials and individuals known to the West.