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GAME 5: Celtics 110, Heat 97

Coach Joe Mazzulla kept the Celtics going in the right direction with the Game 5 victory.

Gary Washburn | ON BASKETBALL

Coach Joe Mazzulla, Celtics turnaround quite simply remarkable

The Celtics will enter Game 6 Saturday having rediscovered the confidence and fortitude that had been lost.

What once seemed improbable now is well within reach as Celtics take Heat to Game 6 After dodging it for months, Shaquille O’Neal finally gets served over FTX lawsuit at Game 4 of Celtics-Heat

Jason Tatum and the Celtics stormed to a 61-44 lead at halftime of Game 5 at raucous TD Garden.

Dan Shaughnessy

Instead of being history, the Celtics have a real chance to make history after dominating Heat in Game 5

No NBA team has come back from a 3-0 series deficit in 150 tries.

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A new artificial intelligence-powered website, Forgemytrip, is designed to build customized travel itineraries. So we put it to the test.

Memorial Day weekend traffic is expected to be heavy. These are best and worst times to hit the road.
AAA predicts this will be the third busiest Memorial Day weekend since 2000, with more than 42 million Americans planning to travel 50 miles or more from home, a 7 percent increase from last year.

Just days before possible default, Congress heads out of town empty-handed

While a small team of Republican negotiators remained to try to hammer out a deal with President Biden, House GOP leaders sent lawmakers home until June 5.

Boston police lieutenant facing OUI charge was previously fired, rehired after another incident

John Earley, a 25-year veteran who made more than $211,000 last year, was arrested Sunday and charged with driving under the influence. In 2015, he was involved in an accident and reportedly had been drinking.

To address worker shortage, MBTA to hire new bus drivers to full-time positions
Previously, new drivers were limited to working 30 hours per week and had to wait three to six months before they could move into full-time positions, the T has said.

In passing Senate budget with key differences from House, it sets up summertime fight

After days of negotiating, the Massachusetts Senate unanimously passed a nearly $56 billion spending plan Thursday for fiscal year 2024, which begins July 1.

Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes gets 18 years in prison in first seditious conspiracy sentence in Jan. 6 attack

Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes was sentenced to 18 years in prison in the first seditious conspiracy sentence in the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol attack.

Man killed in Dorchester shooting was a pastor in Haverhill, family says

“We are extremely devastated and this loss is unfathomable as we try to understand the details of this tragedy and find who took the life of someone who impacted so many others in nothing but the most positive ways,” his family said.

Conn. woman’s leg bitten off by shark in Turks and Caicos, authorities say

The 22-year-old woman was at the Bone Yard dive site in Princess Alexandra National Park when she was attacked, the Department of Environment & Coastal Resources said Thursday.

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Cambridge Matignon School graduates embraced as they headed to the graduation ceremony.

Farewell to Matignon, a beloved Cambridge Catholic high school

Seeing the school close its doors after 75 years of academic and athletic achievements stirs up feelings of nostalgia and pride, students and their families said.

Speaker and honoree Tom Hanks arrived at the stage at Harvard Commencement.

Tom Hanks urges Harvard grads to be kind and help others in commencement speech

The actor encouraged students to take action and responsibility as they go out into a world full of malevolence as “we could all use a superhero right now.”

Boston-05/25/2023 UMass Boston held their graduation ceremony on Thursday morning. Granite CEO Robert Hale speaking after getting the Chancellor’s Medal. John Tlumacki/Globe Staff (metro)

Quincy-based billionaire gives UMass Boston grads $1,000 — each

Rob Hale, one of this year's commencement speakers, gave each graduate the cash split into two envelopes, so they could donate half.

Opinion

Ron DeSantis is a strange mix of nasty and nerdy, timorous and truculent. He’s a whiny warrior, not a happy one.

Ron DeSantis’s ill-conceived campaign

The Florida governor tries to take on Trump without offending MAGA.

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Don’t call my breasts ‘boobs.’ It’s degrading.

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Boston’s planning apparatus has to change. Keep at it, Mayor Wu.

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Texas lawmakers issue 20 articles of impeachment against Attorney General Ken Paxton
The charges were released hours after a Republican-led House investigative committee recommended impeaching the state’s top lawyer.

‘Failure to launch.’ DeSantis mocked following glitchy campaign announcement on Twitter.
While intended to signal an unconventional start to his campaign, the messy campaign rollout on Twitter Spaces was met with ridicule online from DeSantis’s political opponents and meme-savvy critics.

City of Boston awards $711,000 in grants to 15 nonprofits providing legal services for immigrants
The grants, ranging from $5,000 to $90,000, will help fund legal consultation and representation services, forms assistance, and “Know Your Rights” training, Wu’s office said in a statement.

Boston police focusing on city ATV, dirt bike riders as summer approaches
The issue moved to the fore during the tumultuous summer of 2020, when the city was shut down at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and racial-justice protests flooded the streets. Simultaneously, the noise from fireworks and ATVs caused noise complaints all night long.

Conservationists begin to clean George Washington statue in Boston Public Garden
The statue, erected in 1869, depicts the first US president on horseback, mounted above a towering granite pedestal. Surrounded by winding paths and a sea of tulips, it greets visitors at the Arlington Street entrance.

Trump workers reportedly moved Mar-a-Lago boxes a day before Justice Department came for documents
Donald Trump and his aides also allegedly carried out a "dress rehearsal" for moving sensitive papers even before his office received the May 2022 subpoena, according to The Washington Post.

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Boston thrives off the dreams of young people. But can they make it here?

Baby boomers and Gen Xers benefited from economic conditions that do not exist for millennials. And by many measures, the path ahead for Gen Z is even more fraught.

Tell us: How have things changed in Boston since you were in your early 20s?

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President Biden met with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy in the Oval Office on Monday.

There is no ‘14th Amendment option’ to raise the debt ceiling

Councilor Liz Breadon, who chaired the redistricting committee last year, and Councilor Ricardo Arroyo stood beside a proposed "unity map" at a press conference last year. The map was later struck down by a federal judge.

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Farewell to Matignon, a beloved Cambridge Catholic high school

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Coach Joe Mazzulla kept the Celtics going in the right direction with the Game 5 victory.

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Coach Joe Mazzulla, Celtics turnaround quite simply remarkable

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Game 5: Celtics 110, Heat 97

What once seemed improbable now is well within reach as Celtics take Heat to Game 6

The chance to snap an 0-150 drought and become the first team in NBA history to win a series after losing the first three games is appearing more likely than not.

Marcus Smart drives past Caleb Martin to the basket during Game 5.

Celtics 110, Heat 97

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The author with his older sister and grandfather, who are wearing hanbok, traditional Korean clothing, on New Year’s Day in 1984.

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metro

Massachusetts Senate chamber

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‘Team of TJs’: Johnston Little League president says fallen coach left a ‘positive’ impression on his players

sports

Jayson Tatum blocked a shot by the Heat's Jimmy Butler in the first quarter.

Instant analysis: Behind tight defense and balanced scoring, the Celtics shift this Eastern Conference finals series back to Miami

Orioles, Kyle Gibson find rare success at Yankee Stadium

Pushed by his teammate in the 2-mile run, Oliver Ames senior Ryan Sarney surged to a record-setting 1-2 finish

business

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Building a tower in the sea: First shipment of towers for offshore wind turbines arrives in New Bedford

politics

Representative Marc Molinaro, a New York Republican, waved next to Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Georgia Republican, on Thursday as House members headed home for Memorial Day weekend.

Just days before possible default, Congress heads out of town empty-handed

US study finds 1 in 10 get long COVID after Omicron, starts identifying key symptoms

President Biden taps Air Force fighter pilot to be next Joint Chiefs chairman

Nation

Dr. Caitlin Bernard, a reproductive healthcare provider, speaks during an abortion rights rally on June 25, 2022, at the Indiana Statehouse in Indianapolis.

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Texas lawmakers issue 20 articles of impeachment against Attorney General Ken Paxton

Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes gets 18 years in prison in first seditious conspiracy sentence in Jan. 6 attack

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food & dining

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Arts

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Books

World War II correspondent Ernie Pyle writing in Anzio, Italy.

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Rachel Louise Snyder’s memoir ‘Women We Buried, Women We Burned’ recounts a dark past and holds out the possibility of transformation

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Movies

Alessandro Borghi as Bruno and Luca Marinelli as Pietro in “The Eight Mountains.”

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Television

Liev Schreiber as Otto Frank and Bel Powley as Miep Gies in "A Small Light."

‘A Small Light’ sees Anne Frank’s story through the eyes of those who helped her

Who’ll be the heir to the ‘Succession’ throne?

One way or another, reboot brings ‘Nurse Jackie’ back to life

music

Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers performed at the Viejas Arena in 2014.

Amid allegations of theft, Boston auction house will pull items listed for sale from Tom Petty’s estate, lawyer says

Press Play: Baroque beyond Bach

Dropkick Murphys will replace Yeah Yeah Yeahs at Boston Calling

Theater/Dance

ArtsEmerson will bring "Little Amal" to Boston for a free outdoor "Event of Welcome" on Sept. 7 at a location to be announced later. The 12-foot puppet represents a 10-year-old Syrian refugee.

‘Little Amal’ leads the way to ArtsEmerson’s 2023-24 season

The heavy-metal mysticism of poet Janaka Stucky

Dorrance Dance at the ICA has all the right moves

globe local

Brothers Brian Worrell (left), District 4 Councilor, and state Representative Chris Worrell just opened a district office on Erie Street.

Worrell brothers, one a councilor and one a state representative, open joint Dorchester office for ‘top-notch constituent services’

Fire destroys multiple homes along beachfront in Scituate

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Obituaries

Robert Zimmer presided over the University of Chicago from 2006 to 2021.

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