Marathon bombings
One Fund payments will include those treated as outpatients
The addition of those treated as outpatients is a change from the proposed distribution formula unveiled last week by the fund’s administrator.
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A month after bombings, too soon for normalcy?
Some at the Copley Square memorial say it's too soon for Boston to feel normal.
One month later, victims’ supporters walk Marathon
One month later, victims’ supporters walk MarathonFamily and friends of J.P. and Paul Norden, who each lost a leg in the blasts, gathered to walk the 26.2-mile route.
nhl playoffs
Bruins defense banged up heading into second round
Dennis Seidenberg and Andrew Ference both missed practice on Wednesday; Wade Redden skated only briefly.
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White House releases trove of Benghazi documents
The e-mails and notes describe how the Obama administration developed talking points after the attack in Benghazi, Libya.
Holder defends seizure of AP records
Lawmakers told Attorney General Eric Holder that they had serious concerns about the Justice Department’s gathering of AP phone records.
Potential civil rights violations at IRS
It will take time to determine if criminal charges can be pursued against IRS employees or officials, Attorney General Eric Holder said.
Tierney to introduce gun safety bill
The bill would require handgun manufacturers to personalize their weapons to make them impossible to fire if they fall into the wrong hands.
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For bombing victim, a welcome departure
Roseann Sdoia, who lost part of her right leg in the Marathon bombings, departed Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Tueday for her North End home.
Sports
on baseball
David Ortiz reveals left oblique ailment
Ortiz said he’s been dealing with the injury for several weeks, and laughed at the suggestion his recent slump was caused by a Globe column.
Metro
Labor of love upgrades South Boston home
Sydni Pecevich has faced many challenges in her young life. Her South Boston home was yet another challenge before a volunteer group built a wheelchair ramp for her.
Columnists
Nation & World
Ariel Castro to plead not guilty to kidnap charges, lawyers say
The attorneys for the man accused of keeping three women in captivity said he has been portrayed as a ‘‘monster’’ in the media, and that they don’t see him that way.
Politics
Gomez takes pursuit of Lynch voters to kitchen table
US Senate hopeful Gabriel Gomez sat across a kitchen table from a family in Braintree who said they may vote for him despite having supported US Representative Stephen Lynch.
Business
Google unveils $10-a-month streaming music service
The service puts Google in competition with popular paid subscription plans like Spotify and Rhapsody and free music services like Pandora.
Arts
Galleries
What’s up at Boston-area art galleries
David Hilliard’s photography exhibition “The Tale is True,” now up at Carroll and Sons, reads like a novel.
Food & dining
A tank away
Quaint meets contemporary in village of Woodstock, Vt.
This little village in east-central Vermont was established in 1761 by settlers from Massachusetts.
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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.