Old-line charities feel pinch of Marathon giving
Nonprofit groups report that the outpouring of financial support for bombing victims has crowded out other donations.
Slain bombing suspect knew Watertown terrain well
On at least a dozen occasions, Tamerlan Tsarnaev had visited friends at a home on Boylston Street, just a few blocks from the scene of his violent death.
Rose Lincoln for the Boston Globe
UMass Dartmouth graduates passed a resilience test
The campus was thrust into the national spotlight because of student and Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Cambridge tries to heal from Marathon horror
Residents are confronting the fact that two of their own are the suspects in the bombing attack.
Barry Chin/Globe Staff
Proposed budget cuts imperil defense jobs in Mass.
Defense contractor General Dynamics said the cuts would affect “hundreds’’ of employees at two plants in the state.
Christopher L. Gasper
Patrice Bergeron’s line needs to come to life
The trio of Bergeron, Brad Marchand, and Tyler Seguin has gone from dynamic in the regular season to dormant in the playoffs.
Big seller Boston Beer asks for small-brewer tax break
Jim Koch, the founder of Samuel Adams beer, is trying to persuade Congress to grant an excise tax break for his brewery, and others much smaller.
Casino firms face complications in Southeastern Mass.
The region remains a tricky bet for casino companies even after a ban on commercial development was lifted, specialists say.
Firm hopes Big Data can personalize health care
Kendall Square company GNS Healthcare is among the leaders in using Big Data analytics in medical care.
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Those who are struggling to cope after the Boston Marathon attack should not view themselves as weak, experts say.
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Maple Leafs defeat Bruins, force Game 7
The Bruins, who once held a 3-1 series lead, will play Game 7 on Monday at TD Garden.
Metro
Mother’s Day Walk carries message of peace
Thousands of Bostonians called for peace, following several recent shootings and stabbings and an attack on the city last month.
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Shooting at New Orleans parade leaves 19 wounded
Gunmen opened fire on dozens of people marching in a Mother’s Day second-line parade on Sunday.
Politics
In IRS abuses, GOP sees chance to regain stage
Internal Revenue Service scrutiny of conservative groups was more overtly ideological than previously admitted.
Business
Amtrak hopes locomotives will pull it into a new era
Amtrak Cities Sprinter locomotives will replace engines that have been in use for 20 to 30 years.
Arts
Album Review | Folk-Blues
Kevin Haugh CD a shot of authentic roots rock
Haugh’s debut, “Straight In,” is a loose ramble through horn-stoked rock, barroom blues, and raucous country.
Health and wellness
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Want brain power? Doctor says to mind your diet.
Dr. Neal Barnard believes avoiding all animal products will help protect the brain from developing dementia.
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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.