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Leader of online group where secret documents leaked is Mass. Air National guardsman, according to New York Times

The leader of a small online gaming chat group where a trove of classified US intelligence documents leaked over the past few months is a 21-year-old member of the intelligence wing of the Massachusetts Air National Guard, according to interviews and documents reviewed by The New York Times.

Arrest made in San Francisco tech CEO Bob Lee’s slaying, reports say

The suspect also works in tech and is a man Lee purportedly knew, according to a report by Mission Local, an online news site in the city, which did not identify the source of its information.

Lawyers say new evidence will clear girlfriend of Boston police officer charged with his murder
Lawyers for Karen Read, who allegedly hit her boyfriend, John O'Keefe, a Boston police officer, with her SUV in 2022, leaving him to die in a snowbank, said Wednesday that they have uncovered evidence to clear her of murder and other charges.

CHESTO MEANS BUSINESS

A push in DC to keep Boston’s drydock busy
A congressional delegation will urge the Navy to send ship repair work to South Boston drydock, arguing that keeping it open is worth the higher cost.

Supreme Court ethics comes under fire after Clarence Thomas disclosures
Pressure has been building on Chief Justice John Roberts and the court to tighten its ethics rules.

Harvard donor’s support of Florida Governor DeSantis prompts criticism from students, alumni

UMass board votes to raise tuition

Maine lobsterman pulls up military rocket 20 miles offshore, State Police say

Some of the best rooftop bars and restaurants around Boston

Now that the sun is out, don’t you want to sit closer to it?

Tuscan Kitchen in Seaport will be serving unlimited servings of bolognese to runners, free of charge, all weekend.

A restaurant guide to Marathon Monday for runners and spectators alike

Feast your heart out at these eateries on Marathon Monday, from Hopkinton to the Copley Square finish line.

An FSB meeting, Steven Seagal, and spies everywhere: The story of how Bill Keating investigated the Boston Marathon bomber in Russia
The investigation left an important legacy, identifying numerous failings in the nation’s counter-terrorism efforts that, had they been corrected earlier, might have made it possible to stop the bombing and following rampage that ultimately killed five people and injured nearly 300.

Marathon safety briefing to be held today in Copley Square Read more coverage of the Boston Marathon

Medical workers aid injured people at the finish line of the Boston Marathon following the explosion near the finish line on April 15, 2013.

‘American Manhunt: The Boston Marathon Bombing’ documentary released on Netflix

The three-part series, with episodes about one-hour in length, features interviews with survivors, journalists, and law enforcement officials. Its release comes days before commemorations marking 10 years since the bombing.

At the recent New England Sled Hockey tournament, Jeff Bauman (right) had some encouragement for young Caiden O’Rourke of the Philadelphia Hammerheads.

Jeff Bauman lost his legs in the Marathon bombing. Sled hockey helped him rediscover a zest for life.

Bauman is still haunted by the tragedy that took his legs 10 years ago, but his outlook has changed thanks to the power of sport.

CHRISTOPHER MUTHER

Logan’s Terminal E architect explains the new ‘Boston Red’ building and fourth-generation airports
The distinctive Terminal E not only looks futuristic from the outside, its architect describes the interior as the next generation in airport design, as well. Here’s what else he had to say.

Tell us: What changes would you like to see at Logan Airport?

Boston Globe Today

10-year anniversary of Boston Marathon bombing: A Globe photographer's eyewitness account

Boston Globe photographer John Tlumacki remembers the events of the Boston Marathon bombing a decade ago, and how he captured the devastation with his camera.

10-year anniversary of Boston Marathon bombing: A Globe photographer's eyewitness account

Boston Globe photographer John Tlumacki remembers the events of the Boston Marathon bombing a decade ago, and how he captured the devastation with his camera.

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LOVE LETTERS

We might not be good for each other

I’ve left twice now.

What does the 2023 season have in store for Bailey Zappe?

Patriots’ Bailey Zappe on QB competition with Mac Jones: ‘If my opportunity presents itself, I’m going to take full advantage of it’

"I’m going to do everything I can to help the team win," Zappe said Wednesday in Rhode Island.

Discussion: Should Bailey Zappe start over Mac Jones?

MISS CONDUCT

My sister-in-law’s rift with my parents is causing problems for the whole family

Should I confront my brother about the issue?

Opinion

IDEAS | KARA MILLER

Weight-loss shots are here. So who needs a healthy diet?

Fitness crazes and meal fads haven’t stopped us from getting fatter and fatter. But new drugs bring new problems.

Lauren Stiller Rikleen and Sarah Turberville

The Supreme Court needs a code of ethics. Here’s one to consider.

IDEAS | DAVID SCHARFENBERG

Twitter is for roasting Donald Trump. Building a democracy? Not so much.

IDEAS | HILMAR SCHMUNDT

Techno-doping my way through the Boston Marathon

JOAN VENNOCHI

With women running the political show in Massachusetts, is it over for men?

The Emancipator

Move over cancel culture: Gen Z is seeking its due process

A New York firm hopes a lawsuit will bring lasting change to a hostile work environment at Dos Toros, a popular Mexican-style food chain allegedly engaging in unchecked bigotry and casual use of the N-word.

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Boston Marathon

Your guide to the 2023 Boston Marathon

Street, parking, T restrictions, changes See more marathon coverage

At age 38, Kenya's Eliud Kipchoge has no plans to slow down anytime soon.

He’s the world’s greatest marathoner. He’s finally taking on the world’s most famous marathon.

In 2018, Desiree Linden became the first American woman to win the Boston Marathon in 33 years.

The Boston Marathon has never been easy. That’s why Des Linden keeps coming back: ‘I’ll take the tough one every time.’

As an Allston resident, Erika Kemp can train on the Boston course — or at the Chestnut Hill reservoir (above).

For Erika Kemp, running the Boston Marathon is about representation as much as competition

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Before Justin Pearson was a Tennessee politician at the center of the national gun debate, he was a beloved Boston resident

Pearson was one of the two Tennessee state representatives who were expelled from that state’s legislature last week for their participation in a protest against gun violence in the House chambers. He also has close ties to Boston.

Proposed project on I-195 land could include housing, restaurant, and lab space
CV Properties has submitted a plan to redevelop Parcels 14 and 15 on the former I-195 land in Providence, which could be anchored by 149-units of housing.

Trump will answer questions in New York fraud lawsuit, lawyer says
Donald Trump's lawyer signaled that the former president intends to answer questions during his second deposition instead of invoking his Fifth Amendment protection against self-incrimination.

Mary Quant, fashion designer who epitomized Swinging 60s, dies at 93

Bruins

Bruins goalie Linus Ullmark won’t make trip to Montreal for regular-season finale

Providence netminder Brandon Bussi was called up on an emergency basis Wednesday and practiced with the team.

Woman and two-year-old son rescued in Danvers apartment fire, officials say

Around 10:30 p.m., the blaze broke out in the second-story of the six-unit apartment building on River Drive, according to Danvers Fire Chief Robert Amerault.

Boston Globe Spotlight Team

Send The Boston Globe a confidential news tip
Do you have a tip about something that needs to be investigated? Do you have documents or data we should dig into? We want to hear from you.

During the pandemic, cities opened their streets to pedestrians. So what now?

The questions around Moody Street in Waltham sum up a debate happening all over Greater Boston, as communities consider which changes to public space should stick around for good.

Larry Edelman

Inflation is cooling, giving the Fed Reserve some breathing room as a recession looms
After two years of scorching inflation, the government’s Consumer Price Index report for March, released on Wednesday, suggested that more tolerable days may be ahead.

Mass. House unveils state budget bill, diverging from Healey’s plans for ‘millionaires tax’ revenue
House Democratic leaders, for example, want to funnel $161 million into permanently making meals free in the state’s K-12 schools, and put another $100 million behind a new grant program for public schools to build new clean energy projects.

‘Being nice can change a life’: Mel King remembered at funeral as titan of Boston
During a funeral ceremony that stretched nearly four hours at the South End’s Union United Methodist Church, King was hailed as a barrier-breaking and unifying politician who laid the groundwork for generations of the city’s leaders.

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Culture & Lifestyle

Paul Goesch’s “Architectural composition (Triumphal arch) or Visionary design for a gateway,” c. 1920-21.

After decades in the dark, Paul Goesch’s architectural fancies are finally seeing the light of day

Loretta Greco, artistic director of The Huntington

The Huntington’s new season to include ‘Toni Stone,’ ‘The Band’s Visit,’ and ‘Fat Ham’

Currier & Ives, "The Great Fire at Boston," 1872.

At the Athenaeum: Boston on fire then, the Athenaeum renovated now

Selin Hizli and Daisy May Cooper in "Am I Being Unreasonable?"

A bond is tested in Hulu thriller ‘Am I Being Unreasonable?’

Special Projects

Two Weeks in America

We sent a dozen journalists on the road across this complex country. They found it’s better than you think.

Welcome Back to Boston

Consider this our love letter to the city, a celebration of all it has to offer visitors and locals alike.

‘On the Street’: The changing face of Greater Boston neighborhoods

The changing face of Greater Boston neighborhoods.

Jeneé Osterheldt

A Beautiful Resistance

Black joy, Black lives, as celebrated by culture columnist Jeneé Osterheldt.

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

A "Boston Strong" sticker stuck to the trunk of a tree as a manager opened the door to the Forum restaurant and bar near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, in Boston, Thursday, Aug. 15, 2013. The restaurant was damaged after one of the bombs exploded in front of the building.

Andy Jordan, as told to Amy MacKinnon

Ten years after Marathon bombing, why did we survive when others didn’t?

Since a February earnings call in which Mike Reed talked about making “significant progress” and issued an upbeat forecast for 2023, the stock dropped another 50 percent.

Brian McGrory

Gannett’s CEO called to say ‘the cuts are behind us.’ Is that a commitment, Mike Reed?

Pedestrians walk through Harvard Yard in Cambridge.

Steven Pinker and Bertha Madras

New faculty-led organization at Harvard will defend academic freedom

Despite his overall reputation as a good-government type, Governor Charlie Baker, using his control of the state Republican Party, took dark-money maneuvers to new heights.

EDITORIAL

Ways to combat dark money in Massachusetts politics

Taliban security personnel stand guard along a street to remove the window tint films from the cars of the commuters at a checkpoint in Fayzabad district of Badakhshan province on April 4.

JEFF JACOBY

The Afghanistan withdrawal was a shambles. Why is Biden pretending it wasn’t?

IDEAS | EVAN SELINGER

The totally normal but not entirely rational fear of being duped

Metro

Leader of online group where secret documents leaked is Mass. Air National guardsman, according to New York Times

Maine lobsterman pulls up military rocket 20 miles offshore, State Police say

The man, based out of Cushing, contacted Maine State Police Tuesday after he brought the rocket to shore, authorities said.cq Troopers identified the rocket as a MK29 Mod-0, according to a tweet from State Police.

‘American Manhunt: The Boston Marathon Bombing’ documentary released on Netflix

UMass board votes to raise tuition

The UMass Board of Trustees voted Wednesday to increase tuition for in-state undergraduates by 2.5 percent, and increase room and board on the Amherst campus by 4.5 percent and on the Dartmouth and Lowell campuses by 2.7 percent.

Sports

red sox

Red Sox place Zack Kelly on injured list, recall Kutter Crawford from Worcester

Kelly left Wednesday night's game against Tampa Bay in the fifth inning with an elbow problem.

boston marathon

What time does the Boston Marathon start?

While elite runners will be on the course earlier, rank-and-file participants begin in waves starting around 10 a.m.

FOOD

A restaurant guide to Marathon Monday for runners and spectators alike

Feast your heart out at these eateries on Marathon Monday, from Hopkinton to the Copley Square finish line.

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You have fake questions about the Celtics? We have all the real answers.

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Rafael Devers, Masataka Yoshida out for Red Sox’ finale at Rays

An FSB meeting, Steven Seagal, and spies everywhere: The story of how Bill Keating investigated the Boston Marathon bomber in Russia

Business

San Francisco police make arrest in death of tech executive

The suspect also works in tech and is a man Lee purportedly knew, according to a report by Mission Local, an online news site in the city, which did not identify the source of its information.

CHESTO MEANS BUSINESS

A push in DC to keep Boston’s drydock busy

A congressional delegation will urge the Navy to send ship repair work to South Boston drydock, arguing that keeping it open is worth the higher cost.

ADDRESS

Like all of us, FHA and VA loan buyers struggle against all-cash offers

US jobless claims rise but remain at historically low levels

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Britain’s Geoff Smith limps through the tape to win the 1985 Marathon.

Globe Magazine

The forgotten story of how the Boston Marathon almost collapsed

LOVE LETTERS

I’ve been waiting six years for my live-in boyfriend to get divorced

PERSPECTIVE

5 habits to build a sustainable future — without breaking the bank

COOKING

Leader of online group where secret documents leaked is Mass. Air National guardsman, according to New York Times

Arrest made in San Francisco tech CEO Bob Lee’s slaying, reports say

CHESTO MEANS BUSINESS A push in DC to keep Boston’s drydock busy A congressional delegation will urge the Navy to send ship repair work to South Boston drydock, arguing that keeping it open is worth the higher cost.

Supreme Court ethics comes under fire after Clarence Thomas disclosures Pressure has been building on Chief Justice John Roberts and the court to tighten its ethics rules.

Harvard donor’s support of Florida Governor DeSantis prompts criticism from students, alumni

UMass board votes to raise tuition

Maine lobsterman pulls up military rocket 20 miles offshore, State Police say

Some of the best rooftop bars and restaurants around Boston

A restaurant guide to Marathon Monday for runners and spectators alike

‘American Manhunt: The Boston Marathon Bombing’ documentary released on Netflix

Jeff Bauman lost his legs in the Marathon bombing. Sled hockey helped him rediscover a zest for life.

10-year anniversary of Boston Marathon bombing: A Globe photographer's eyewitness account

We might not be good for each other

Patriots’ Bailey Zappe on QB competition with Mac Jones: ‘If my opportunity presents itself, I’m going to take full advantage of it’

My sister-in-law’s rift with my parents is causing problems for the whole family

Weight-loss shots are here. So who needs a healthy diet?

The Supreme Court needs a code of ethics. Here’s one to consider.

Twitter is for roasting Donald Trump. Building a democracy? Not so much.

Techno-doping my way through the Boston Marathon

With women running the political show in Massachusetts, is it over for men?

Move over cancel culture: Gen Z is seeking its due process

Mass. coronavirus at a glance

Cases and deaths

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Your guide to the 2023 Boston Marathon

He’s the world’s greatest marathoner. He’s finally taking on the world’s most famous marathon.

The Boston Marathon has never been easy. That’s why Des Linden keeps coming back: ‘I’ll take the tough one every time.’

For Erika Kemp, running the Boston Marathon is about representation as much as competition

More recent News

Before Justin Pearson was a Tennessee politician at the center of the national gun debate, he was a beloved Boston resident

Proposed project on I-195 land could include housing, restaurant, and lab space CV Properties has submitted a plan to redevelop Parcels 14 and 15 on the former I-195 land in Providence, which could be anchored by 149-units of housing.

Trump will answer questions in New York fraud lawsuit, lawyer says Donald Trump's lawyer signaled that the former president intends to answer questions during his second deposition instead of invoking his Fifth Amendment protection against self-incrimination.

Mary Quant, fashion designer who epitomized Swinging 60s, dies at 93

Bruins goalie Linus Ullmark won’t make trip to Montreal for regular-season finale

Woman and two-year-old son rescued in Danvers apartment fire, officials say

Send The Boston Globe a confidential news tip Do you have a tip about something that needs to be investigated? Do you have documents or data we should dig into? We want to hear from you.

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After decades in the dark, Paul Goesch’s architectural fancies are finally seeing the light of day

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Leader of online group where secret documents leaked is Mass. Air National guardsman, according to New York Times

Maine lobsterman pulls up military rocket 20 miles offshore, State Police say

‘American Manhunt: The Boston Marathon Bombing’ documentary released on Netflix

UMass board votes to raise tuition

Sports

Red Sox place Zack Kelly on injured list, recall Kutter Crawford from Worcester

What time does the Boston Marathon start?

A restaurant guide to Marathon Monday for runners and spectators alike

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An FSB meeting, Steven Seagal, and spies everywhere: The story of how Bill Keating investigated the Boston Marathon bomber in Russia

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San Francisco police make arrest in death of tech executive

A push in DC to keep Boston’s drydock busy

Like all of us, FHA and VA loan buyers struggle against all-cash offers

US jobless claims rise but remain at historically low levels

The forgotten story of how the Boston Marathon almost collapsed

I’ve been waiting six years for my live-in boyfriend to get divorced

5 habits to build a sustainable future — without breaking the bank

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CHESTO MEANS BUSINESS

A push in DC to keep Boston’s drydock busy
A congressional delegation will urge the Navy to send ship repair work to South Boston drydock, arguing that keeping it open is worth the higher cost.

Supreme Court ethics comes under fire after Clarence Thomas disclosures
Pressure has been building on Chief Justice John Roberts and the court to tighten its ethics rules.

Proposed project on I-195 land could include housing, restaurant, and lab space
CV Properties has submitted a plan to redevelop Parcels 14 and 15 on the former I-195 land in Providence, which could be anchored by 149-units of housing.

Trump will answer questions in New York fraud lawsuit, lawyer says
Donald Trump's lawyer signaled that the former president intends to answer questions during his second deposition instead of invoking his Fifth Amendment protection against self-incrimination.

Send The Boston Globe a confidential news tip
Do you have a tip about something that needs to be investigated? Do you have documents or data we should dig into? We want to hear from you.

Larry Edelman

Inflation is cooling, giving the Fed Reserve some breathing room as a recession looms
After two years of scorching inflation, the government’s Consumer Price Index report for March, released on Wednesday, suggested that more tolerable days may be ahead.