Marathon bombings
Bomb suspect’s mother wants body returned to Russia
“The devil is waiting for him!” a protester shouted outside a Worcester funeral home Monday, where Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s body is being held.
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Judge orders Cambridge man released on bail
Judge orders Cambridge man released on bailRobel Phillipos, 19, is accused of lying to investigators to help bomb suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
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Four plead guilty in 2011 Woburn jewelry store heist
A judge called the crime, which left a police officer shot, “one of the worst armed robberies that I have seen.”
Worcester bishop apologizes for drunken driving arrest
Bishop Robert J. McManus, head of the Diocese of Worcester, admitted to a “terrible error in judgment” after his arrest.
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Northeastern team puts patients first in health tech
Students and faculty are developing devices and apps to monitor patients and give feedback that can improve the delivery of care.
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Clay Buchholz will be watched closely tonight
In his first start since being accused of doctoring the baseball, the Sox righty can expect scrutiny from umpires and MLB officials.
Billions of cicadas set to blanket East Coast
Any day now, a large number of the noisy insects will crawl out of the earth after 17 years underground looking for just one thing: sex.
Christopher L. Gasper
Sports world is still far too homophobic
Sports world is still far too homophobicJason Collins’s coming out was a sign of progress, but the male sports world still has lots of catching up to do to shed its insular macho culture.
Man who roughed up Obama finally speaks
It took 849 days for Reynaldo Decerega to finally discuss the inadvertent elbow he delivered in a basketball game that resulted in 12 stitches for the president.
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Cambridge won’t bury Marathon bombing suspect
City officials said they would not allow the body of Tamerlan Tsarnaev to be buried in the city’s cemetery.
Sports
Bruins’ third line has been struggling in playoffs
For two games, the four forwards who have seen third-line duty have failed to record a point.
Metro
Gabrielle Giffords honored by JFK Library
The former congresswoman received the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award for crusading for gun control after surviving a 2011 shooting rampage.
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Nation & World
Strike killed 42 Syrian soldiers, activists say
Israeli officials said the attacks were meant to prevent advanced weapons from reaching the Hezbollah militia, an ally of Syria.
Politics
Markey presses Gomez on ‘People’s Pledge’
Republican Gabriel E. Gomez has repeatedly declined to sign a pledge to stop outside spending in the Senate race.
Business
Concussion clinics spread as risks worry parents
The specialized youth sports concussion clinic may one day be as common as a mall.
Arts
Music Review
Berliners play with peerless range at Jordan Hall
The Berlin Philharmonic Wind Quintet did very nicely with Mozart, Haas, Ibert, Milhaud, and Françaix.
Health and wellness
In practice
Bearing witness to post-traumatic strength
Trauma itself can bring strength, even to people who weren’t very strong to begin with.
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Globe Talk | May 22
Inside the Marathon bombings
Inside the Marathon bombingsGlobe reporters and editors talk about the horror and heroic efforts of a story that has touched us all.