Academy’s council added its chief to honoree list

Leslie Cohen Berlowitz’s 2004 selection for the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and her role in the annual election process, has drawn criticism.

The trial of ’Whitey’ Bulger

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John Martorano took the stand for the first time against his friend-turned-foe, James “Whitey” Bulger, and recounted a long series of deaths.

Boston grappling with a spike in violence

A citywide surge of violence has many worried about what the summer, a typically dangerous time in some parts of the city, will bring.

The “Mad Men” characters Megan and Don Draper are played by Jessica Pare and Jon Hamm.

Casual marijuana use becomes common on TV

Pot is everywhere now on television. Weed has become almost as common as romantic tensions on sitcoms.

Dr. Donald M. Berwick said he has heard a desire for “government they can trust” around the state.

Health leader Donald Berwick starts bid for governor

Dr. Berwick, a former Obama administration official, quietly launched his campaign for governor of Massachusetts.

Tuukka Rask and Patrice Bergeron were the stars of Game 3 for the Bruins.

Stanley Cup Final | Bruins 2, Blackhawks 0

Bruins stifle Blackhawks in Game 3

Patrice Bergeron, in a personification of desire, willed the Bruins to a 2-0 cutthroat win to give Boston a 2-1 series lead in the Stanley Cup Final.

Nothing got past the steady hands of Tuukka Rask, who turned aside the Blackhawks’ Patrick Kane on the doorstep for one of the Bruins goaltender’s 28 saves in Game 3 at TD Garden.

Dan Shaughnessy

Bruins are the team you love to love

After a stake-through-the-heart, triple-OT loss in Game 1, the Bruins have rallied and are now just two wins away from another Stanley Cup.

On Hockey

Bruins taking fight out of the Blackhawks

By keeping shooters to the outside, and punishing all who attempt to bring pucks to the net, Boston has broken the spirit, and the backs, of Chicago.

Daniel Paille celebrates after scoring the game-winner — again.

Christopher L. Gasper

Daniel Paille rises to occasion for Bruins — again

The fourth-line grinder-turned-sniper scored the game-winner for the second straight game.

Opinion

RENÉE LOTH

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Raising the minimum wage in Mass. makes sense because no one working full-time should still be in poverty.

Globe exclusives

Seals on Cape Cod’s Monomoy Island.

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What to do when you see a seal
The Royal Descendant Hetepheres, about 2440 B.C.E., limestone.

Frame by Frame

Standing in the shadow of ancient beauty
Deborah Rimmler of Lenox with her first son in 2009. After his birth she battled postpartum depression and, when she recovered, helped set up Postpartum Progress Inc. To raise money for it, June 21 will be the first Climb Out of Darkness.

Q & A

Raising awareness about postpartum depression
Singer Tim Armstrong (pictured performing in California) and Rancid played to a packed House of Blues Sunday.

Music Review

Rancid keeps it raw at House of Blues
Celtics president Danny Ainge faces a big decision on whether to keep Paul Pierce in the fold. The aging veteran led the team in minutes played this year.

Teams place big bets on older players
Harmful germs may be lurking in your local public pool.

Health

How to deal with the perils of summer
Caroline Reinsch and Christian Williams were seriously injured in the Boston Marathon bombings.

The Marathon bombings

Amid death and anguish, a gift of life
Roger Ahlfeld of Framingham conducted a job search from his tiny home office next to his daughter’s bedroom.

Job hunt gets harder as search grows longer
Contractor Edward Snowden revealed secret government surveillance programs before fleeing to Hong Kong.

Support slim for scrutiny of data
Adam Crane, 24, with defense attorney Laura Fenn at the start of his dangerousness hearing at Woburn District Court. Crane allegedly set off pipe bombs in his backyard.

Bomb threats, hoaxes weigh on police

Children’s starts hand transplant program

Big-data crunching hits the fast lane

Stanley Cup Final

Patrice Bergeron has help celebrating after he scored on the power play to give the Bruins a 2-0 lead in the second.

Patrice Bergeron shines bright in Game 3 win

The Bruins center scored on the power play in the second period and dominated the Blackhawks in the faceoff circle.

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A loss might mean big changes for LeBron James (left), Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh.

Heat feeling all the pressure in Game 6

The Heat return to Miami to either close out the NBA Finals or get closed out by the Spurs.

Metro

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Jonathan Napoli wants to run a dispensary in Roxbury.

3 making plans for medical marijuana dispensaries

State health officials are currently finalizing the rules for operating medical marijuana dispensaries.

Columnists

Kevin Cullen

Once a hitman, always a hitman

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Big Data’s big deal
Nothing got past the steady hands of Tuukka Rask, who turned aside the Blackhawks’ Patrick Kane on the doorstep for one of the Bruins goaltender’s 28 saves in Game 3 at TD Garden.

Dan Shaughnessy

Bruins are the team you love to love
Daniel Paille celebrates after scoring the game-winner — again.

Christopher L. Gasper

Paille rises to occasion — again
Gabriel Gomez campaigned in Quincy in May.

Opinion | Adrian Walker

Gomez is no Scott Brown

JOAN VENNOCHI

Boston FBI, old and new, on trial

Joanna Weiss

Humanities at risk

lawrence harmon

The firefighters’ airport hot point

JAMES CARROLL

US security — too big not to fail
CustomMade’s CEO, Mike Salguero.

Innovation Economy

Got a song request? Text it on over
Torey Krug congratulates Tuukka Rask following the Bruins’ win in Game 2.

Christopher L. Gasper

Rask just as good as Thomas
These days, fathers are more involved with their children than in previous generations.

Beverly Beckham

Modern dads put the verb into ‘father’

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Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain and President Obama helped students paint a mural Monday at the only Protestant-Catholic primary school in County Fermanagh in Northern Ireland.

Syrian civil war divides leaders at G-8 summit

Britain and France are unwilling to join the US in arming rebels, and Russia is spurning calls to end support of the regime.

Politics

Gabriel Gomez participated in the Bunker Hill 8k Road Race in Charlestown on Sunday.

Gabriel Gomez is on the run for votes

The Republican Senate candidate is using road races and the conversations that follow as a rather unorthodox way to campaign.

Business

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DreamWorks Animation’s partnership with Internet streaming service Netflix will bring some new programs “inspired” by characters from past DreamWorks Animation franchises, including “Shrek.”

DreamWorks, Netflix in deal for new TV programs

In a multiyear deal, DreamWorks will supply a torrent of new episodic TV programs to the Internet streaming service.

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The Joy Formidable was scheduled to play the House of Blues on April 19, during the manhunt for the Boston Marathon bombers.

Joy Formidable, halted by bombings, happy to be back

The last time the Joy Formidable was in Boston, it was for a show that never happened.

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Last of their kind
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Seaside haven
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Weekend Fun Guide 2013
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The great froyo gold rush

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Full Globe coverage of the gangster’s ongoing trial, life on the run, and notorious legacy in Boston.

Ideas

“The stalemate over independence here in Western Sahara, Africa’s last remaining colony, raises the uncomfortable question of whether a peaceful breakup of nations is really possible — even when the process, officially speaking, enjoys the full support of the UN.”

Jenn Abelson