Galvin faulted on rules for lobbyists

A judge ordered Secretary of State William F. Galvin to cover $100,000 in attorneys’ fees for lobbyists who challenged his interpretation of the state’s ethics laws.

Police searched the neighborhood in SWAT vehicles for a second suspect after the Dorchester shooting.

2d suspect still at large in Dorchester shoot-out

A terrifying burst of violence left one man dead, two police officers wounded, and shattered the calm of a summer day.

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Tamerlan Tsarnaev clung to strong views that were probably influenced by propaganda, said a confidant.

red sox 7, astros 5

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Stephen Drew hit a three-run home run to rally the Red Sox past the Astros and help Boston win two of three in Houston.

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Police: At least 4 dead in Dallas-area shootings

A suspect is in custody in a series of shootings in the Dallas area, police said early Thursday.

Carol R. Johnson began clearing out and reorganizing her office Wednesday prior to her retirement as school superintendent.

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Uncertainty for schools as superintendent retires

Boston Superintendent Carol R. Johnson has been relinquishing more control to John McDonough, who will serve in the position in the interim.

The Mayflower II, a replica of the ship that brought the Pilgrims to the New World, returned to Plymouth after getting the first repairs in a seven-year effort to get it in shipshape for the 400th anniversary of the original Mayflower’s 1620 voyage.

Mayflower II returns to Plymouth after 8-month overhaul

Hundreds cheered after the ship returned from repairs to get it ready for the 400th anniversary of the Pilgrims’ landing.

Yvonne Abraham

Perilous rolls of the dice

These are supposed to be the lazy days of summer. But for all those players with ponies in the race for Mass. gambling licenses, this week has to be extremely not relaxing.

Judge rules that utility profits too high

A federal judge ruled that utilities should receive fewer guaranteed profits for building transmission lines, which could save Mass. customers $50 million a year.

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Health care from “retainer” doctors may not be for everyone, but it’s a trend that might catch on.

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Boston’s race for mayor has many down to their fighting weight
The media wait for news of a verdict in the James “Whitey” Bulger case. The jury continues to deliberate.

Signs appear of a split in Bulger jury
Concord and Carlisle Police reports show that the departments documented twelve reports of vandalism and death threats against former Concord-Carlisle High School student Isabella “Belle” Hankey

Police documented 12 reports of threats against Concord student
Wes Welker is now wearing Denver colors, but it sounds as though he is still bothered by things that happened in New England. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)

Wes Welker details how bond with Bill Belichick fell apart
Matt Damon and Alice Braga star in the Neill Blomkamp-directed drama “Elysium.”

Movie Review

Matt Damon’s ‘Elysium’ is standard, not gold standard
David Tennant and Olivia Colman play mismatched detectives thrown together to solve a murder in “Broadchurch.”

Television Review

‘Broadchurch’: A town undone
Senator Elizabeth Warren and Lawrence Summers.

Despite ties, Warren, Summers paths are diverging
Red Sox broadcaster Don Orsillo preparing his chicken and sausage dish.

Don Orsillo at home in the kitchen
Isabella “Belle” Hankey has filed suit against the Concord-Carisle schools.

A happy school life lost
Deviled eggs with tuna and black olives added to the creamy yolk at Oleana.

Dining out

Oleana adventurous, iconic
Anna Volain (center), 20, shopping for snacks at Shaw’s on Commonwealth Avenue with friends Liza Posner (left), 20, and Isabel Monteiro, 21.

Gen Y a tough target market
From left: Jennifer Aniston, Will Poulter, Emma Roberts, and Jason Sudeikis in “We’re the Millers.”

Movie Review

‘Millers’ a safe comedy about drug smuggling

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Red Sox DH David Ortiz fouled off a pitch during Wednesday night’s game.

David Ortiz fired-up lately

The passion has been flowing. Ortiz’s hits have been hard. His outs have been hard. If it wasn’t for that darned shift, he’d likely would be hitting 20 points higher.

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Norman Pashoian worked at the Taj and Ritz hotels since he was 17. His last day was Wednesday.

Doorman on Newbury Street since 1947 retires

In his 66 years welcoming guests to Boston's Taj Hotel, bellman Norman Pashoian has greeted heads of state, famous actors, prominent politicians.

Columnists

LAWRENCE HARMON

Conley loses temper and respect of voters

JOAN VENNOCHI

John Walsh’s rhapsody in blue

Yvonne Abraham

Perilous rolls of the dice

Adrian Walker

The future begins at the Globe
Caroline Kennedy

Opinion | SCOT LEHIGH

Ambassadorship requires a seasoned diplomat, not a big name

Shirley Leung

The case for a sales tax rollback
A picture taken from inside a car shows Iranians waiting at a bus station in downtown Tehran in June.

Opinion | farah stockman

Tehran calculations
Steve Davis (white hair, in front of microphones), the brother of alleged Bulger victim Debra Davis, spoke to the reporters outside the Moakley federal courthouse as joggers passed by Monday.

Kevin Cullen

The theater of Whitey
Pope Francis waved from his popemobile on the Copacabana beachfront in Brazil.

JAMES CARROLL

The pope’s ‘culture of solidarity’

JOHN E. SUNUNU

‘Grand bargain’ is a grand head fake
Shane Victorino held a little impromptu meet-and-greet with some of the 37,611 Fenway Faithful in Sunday’s game.

Christopher L. Gasper

These Red Sox are Dirt Dogs again
Danny Ainge entrusted the Celtics’ head coaching job to 36-year-old Brad Stevens.

Bob Ryan

Stevens has a tough road ahead in NBA

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State-run medial showed weapons and gas masks, as well as corpses, at the ambush site.

Syrian troops ambush, kill more than 60 rebels

Syrian troops ambushed a large group of rebels trudging through what once was a secret route through a desert road northeast of Damascus, killing more than 60.

Politics

Edward Davis blamed the lack of diversity on civil service.

Minority officers challenge candidates on Davis’s status

One group vowed to “vigorously oppose” any Boston mayoral candidate planning to keep the city’s police commissioner.

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A child played with an iPad. The Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood challenges claims that apps for tablets and smartphones can teach young children.

Benefit of mobile apps for toddlers questioned

The Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, a Boston-based group, filed a complaint with the FTC alleging baby app developers are trying to dupe parents.

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What’s happening in and around Boston.

Style

Rooms full of traditional or modern furniture have been replaced by a new sensibility.

Fall decor forecast: eclectic, with personality

Rooms full of traditional or modern furniture have been replaced by a more eclectic sensibility, interior decorators and designers agree.

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Ideas

“There hasn’t been a meaningful rethinking of who should appear on our paper money since 1928, when early versions of the bills we still use today entered circulation.”

Leon Neyfakh,  on American currency