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In suspect’s past, anger and mental health problems

The alleged Washington Navy Yard gunman, who had run-ins with the law over shootings in 2004 and 2010, was reportedly treated for a host of serious mental health issues.

The flags surrounding the Washington Monument flew at half-staff Tuesday morning following the deadly shooting Monday at the Washington Navy Yard.

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Details emerge of victims

The victims of the rampage that killed 12 included a number of employees who had long careers there.

Report finds no racial profiling at Logan

The Department of Homeland Security says there is no indication that TSA officers targeted travelers based on race.

Opinion | PAUL MCMORROW

Seeding a new Boston at Filene’s site

As construction begins, Boston marks a shift in its relationship with its downtown, one that aims to turn the area into a full-time neighborhood.

Current construction at the Filene’s Downtown Crossing site is focused on the rehabilitation of the original 1912 Beaux Arts-style building.

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Boston agrees to $7.8m tax deal for Filene’s project

The tax break from the city will help with the $630 million redevelopment of the former Filene’s property into a towering complex.

Police Commissioner Edward F. Davis gave a citation honoring Glen James in Boston.

Police honor homeless man’s good deed

Glen James, who turned in a backpack containing more than $40,000, used a ceremony honoring him to thank all those who have ever given him money.

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Rob Consalvo and Felix Arroyo won the initial endorsement of the Boston Teachers Union’s executive committee and a political advisory committee.

MAYORAL PRELIMINARY ELECTION ENDORSEMENT

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Barros and Connolly both have the broad perspective needed to make Boston’s common agenda their own, the Globe’s editorial board writes.

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TOM KEANE

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Because students and job seekers are focused on success, they will always be tempted to cheat on an exam or pad their resume.

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Vincent Lisi is the newly appointed chief of the FBI office in Boston.

Terrorism tops the list for FBI’s new leader in Boston

Vincent Lisi said the investigation into the Boston Marathon bombing is ongoing, even as the local FBI office works on other matters as well.