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Three suspects in hazing case appear in court

Three of the nine people facing criminal charges for an alleged hazing incident inside the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity appeared in a Brighton courtroom Friday.

Plymouth nuclear plant license renewed

Federal regulators have approved the operating license for the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station for 20 years.

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Rays 7, Red Sox 4

Red Sox fall to Rays in testy showdown

The Red Sox failed Friday night to move above .500 for the fourth time this season, in a game that including a benches-clearing confrontation.

Kerry hits Romney on foreign policy

Senator John Kerry Friday called Mitt Romney “naive’’ and “wrong’’ for asserting that Russia is the nation’s top enemy.

Peter Janney believes the deaths of Mary Meyer and John F. Kennedy were CIA conspiracies.

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Peter Janney on JFK confidante Mary Pinchot Meyer’s death

“Mary’s Mosaic: The CIA Conspiracy to Murder John F. Kennedy, Mary Pinchot Meyer, and Their Vision for World Peace” offers spies, missing documents, Cold War geopolitics, and a sprinkling of Georgetown glitter.

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The amazing expanding Pentagon

After a decade of “mission creep,” the Department of Defense has become America’s default tool for dealing with the world. Where does this leave the next president?

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Why R.I. should default on 38 Studios

Rhode Island should get out of venture capital entirely and focus on policies that improve its business climate overall, writes Josh Barro.

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What does it take to become a Disney star?

Why so many kids have come to expect fame, and what parents need to know about the sometimes treacherous world of searching for stardom.

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Bill Lovallo held his daughter Sarah during the dedication ceremony of the Armenian Heritage Park on the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway in Boston. Sarah is the great-granddaughter of a genocide survivor.

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Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett will have two days off before Saturday’s Game 7.

Celtics must make good use of their time

Andy Davis arrived at Carney Hospital earlier this month.

New chief is confident in Carney Hospital

Boston schools chief gets low marks

Sports Media

Why leave ESPN? NBC gives Beadle room to grow

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Professor Cornel West issues a poverty manifesto

Mitt Romney lags with N.H. independents

Athletes largely avoid political fray

Noël Coward’s timeless ‘Lives’

Travelers are relieved work on the Sagamore Bridge is over.

Falling gas prices expected to boost summer travel

Jeff Himmelman was asked by former Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee (above) to write his biography based on his vast collection of letters, memos, and transcripts.

Book Review

‘Yours in Truth’ by Jeff Himmelman

Racers in the wheelchair division competed at the London marathon last month.

To Grammar’s House

Confine this phrase to the trash heap

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Brandon Lloyd practiced with the Patriots for the first time this week.

Brandon Lloyd and Patriots may be a perfect fit

Josh McDaniels turned Lloyd into a Pro Bowler, and now the two have reunited in New England to try for it again.

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Menino weighs in on flap over Warren’s heritage

Mayor Thomas M. Menino, who joined Scott Brown at a Faneuil Hall event today, said the question over Elizabeth Warren’s heritage is “not relevant” to the campaign.