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Utah is Romney’s key to West

While Utah may be the safest state on Romney’s electoral map, its population and location are turning it into a vital piece of his political strategy.

Brown sought to loosen bank rules

After Scott Brown voted for the 2010 Wall Street overhaul, he worked to shield financial firms from some of its tough provisions.

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Girl, 16, shot to death in Cambridge

Authorities today formally identified the teenage girl who was shot to death Sunday night.

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Overcoming sleep disorders in children

Nearly one-third of kids experience sleep issues at some point in their lives, but about 2 to 4 percent have structural defects that cause breathing difficulties during sleep.

From Sunday’s Globe

For Auschwitz survivor, one last journey

Israel Arbeiter had to go back — to Auschwitz, where he survived, and Treblinka, where his parents were killed. He sought peace, but found little of it.

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The Back Story: A survivor's journey

Globe reporter David Filipov and photographer Dina Rudick talk about their coverage of Izzy Arbeiter, who recently returned to Europe to unearth his past, and to say goodbye.

Christopher Reddy and Richard Camilli

Science out of context

Last week, we reluctantly handed over more than 3,000 confidential e-mails to BP, as part of a subpoena arising from the Deepwater Horizon disaster lawsuit brought by the US government.

Ideas

Who will get PTSD?

Researchers are trying to predict one of war’s most unpredictable tragedies. But how we should use that information is anything but clear.

movies

Looking back at pre-‘Prometheus’ Ridley Scott

In his eagerly awaited film, Scott returns to sci-fi, the genre he helped to redefine with “Alien” and “Blade Runner.”

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Insider tips from the Globe’s ‘The Back Story’ series

Join Dina Rudick, Globe photographer, videographer, and host and producer of bostonglobe.com’s Back Story, for a conversation about her work.

BostonGlobe.com exclusives

The Celtics now stand two victories from what would be the most unexpected trip to the Finals in the team’s 66-year history.

Bob Ryan | Celtics 93, Heat 91 (OT)

Celtics didn’t make it easy in Game 4 win

Opinion | jennifer graham

Women are up against the grass ceiling

Rob DeRosa, Boston’s superintendent of waste reduction, at the site of the tainted compost in Mattapan.

Lead content ruins Boston’s cherished compost

Rapper Rick Ross, shown performing last year in East Rutherford, N.J., played a 30-minute set Saturday in Mansfield.

Music Review

Strong sets with softer swagger at Summer Jam

opinion | John E. Sununu

Private-sector propulsion

Steve Winwood, shown performing in Chicago in 2010, played a 100-minute set in Boston.

Music Review

Winwood riffs on classics from genre-busting career

Daily Dose

Five sun safety mistakes to avoid

Perspective

Losing the real soul of Fenway Park

A self-portrait Arnold Schoenberg painted in 1910.

‘Ears of the Future’: Schoenberg’s ‘Pierrot Lunaire’ at 100

The transit of Venus — which will be visible from 6:03 p.m. until the sun sets in the Boston area — is an exceedingly rare event.

Scientists prepare to observe rare alignment of Venus

Globe wins 7 regional Emmy Awards

Sometime this month, either the Kings or Devils will win the Stanley Cup.

Sunday hockey notes

How to combat that Stanley Cup hangover

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Daniel Bard’s outing was a total mess (five runs, six walks in 1 2/3 innings).

What should the Red Sox do about Daniel Bard?

Bard’s conversion to a starter has been wildly unsuccessful, but making him a reliever again would disrupt one of the best bullpens in baseball.

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British flags festooned State Street near the Old State House in Boston, site of a party Sunday attended by more than 150 Anglophiles and others to celebrate Queen Elizabeth’s Diamond Jubilee.

Boston celebrates the queen’s diamond jubilee

On the stoop of the Old State House on State Street, more than 150 Anglophiles and others celebrated Queen Elizabeth II’s diamond jubilee, marking 60 years of reign.