Group calls for review of Todashev shooting

In light of recent revelations about the FBI agent accused of shooting Ibragim Todashev, a Muslim civil rights organization is urging a re-examination.

State Police say a man carjacked a vehichle, then crashed on Route 128 in Burlington.

Carjacker crashes on highway in Burlington, police say

In the midst of the holiday weekend travel rush, a man carjacked a vehicle and rolled it over on Route 128 in Burlington.

Pictured: (From left, clockwise) Andrew Bridge, 21; James Male, 23; Steve Warren, 52; and Paul Goslin, 56.

Coast Guard locates hull of missing yacht; no sign of sailors

The hull of a British yacht that disappeared 1,000 miles east of Cape Cod late last week has been found.

By Thursday night, the Slide Fire burned more than 11½ square miles near the scenic recreation zone between Sedona and Flagstaff in Arizona.

Ariz. wildfire may affect Memorial Day tourism

The wildfire burned more than 11 square miles by Thursday night near the recreation zone between Sedona and Flagstaff.

Kari Belson of Andover took in the sights of Legoland Discovery Center’s Fenway Park.

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Brick builder’s bliss opens in Somerville

Legoland Discovery Center at Assembly Row features two motorized rides, two movie theaters, and Miniland.

ideas

The conservative case against the death penalty

Can a few thinkers convince their party that a winning GOP issue is actually a costly, ineffective, anti-life government boondoggle?

The Sagamore Bridge.

Area highways see ‘heavy volume’ ahead of holiday

Heavy traffic is expected across the state over the Memorial Day weekend.

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A look at the cast of the ‘Whitey’ Bulger film

The still-untitled movie based on the book “Black Mass” features Jesse Plemons of “Breaking Bad” and Benedict Cumberbatch.

Opinion

SCOT LEHIGH

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Will senators join the House in passing a bill to lift the charter cap — or scuttle a bill that is anathema to urban teachers’ unions?

Movies

Movie Review

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The latest film in the series upholds the acceptably high batting average of Marvel’s second-tier movie franchise.

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Donald Sterling with his wife, Shelly.

Sterling to surrender control of Clippers to wife

Rockwell painting sold for $22.5m

99 Bottles

An initiation to Cantillon
The Red Sox were swept by the Tigers and Blue Jays in each of their last two series.

Peter Abraham

A 10-step plan for fixing the Red Sox
Sharon Rabbi Barry Starr.

Man accused of extortion has criminal record
Matt Guthmiller, a 19-year-old MIT freshman, is trying to become the youngest pilot to make a solo flight around the world.

Teen plans to fly solo around the world
Ned Martin and Bob Montgomery called some of the earliest Sox games on NESN.

How NESN has changed in 30 years

Innovation Economy

Field guide to Boston’s tech scene

BetaBoston

In the Facebook era, will printed yearbooks survive?
The panel cited several specific cases, including Father Joseph Palanivel Jeyapaul, a priest who returned to his native India after being charged with molesting a 14-year-old girl in Minnesota in 2004 and is currently being pursued by American prosecutors.

John L. Allen Jr.

Second UN panel criticizes Vatican on sex abuse

Shirley Leung

Firm’s health care move smells bad
At Yale, Smiley pocketed this map of John Smith’s New England from a 1631 book.

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On the trail of Martha’s Vineyard’s rare map thief

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Red Sox Notebook

Stephen Drew has not played in a game since the World Series.

Stephen Drew to begin playing for Greenville

The shortstop is expected to play five innings for the Red Sox’ Single A affiliate Friday as he starts working into game shape.

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Jared Remy appeared for a hearing in Middlesex County Superior Court on Thursday.

Jared Remy makes brief court appearance

Remy was in court as prosecutors and defense attorneys met in the judge’s chambers.

Columnists

Ruth Simmons spoke at Smith College’s 2014 commencement.

KEVIN CULLEN

A debacle becomes a teaching moment
David Ortiz and the Red Sox lost all six games on their homestand.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Maybe these Red Sox just aren’t good

Shirley Leung

Firm’s health care move smells bad

JOANNA WEISS

Same old gender script
People line up to enter the 9/11 Memorial Museum on public opening day Wednesday in New York.

JOAN VENNOCHI

The tragedy trade

Stephen Drew is back for another tour of duty with the Red Sox.

Christopher L. Gasper

Drew’s comeback was inevitable

YVONNE ABRAHAM

A salary that’s hard to defend

ALEX BEAM

Apologies, years after Hillsborough
President Obama has the chance to lay out a creative foreign policy plan for the end of his second term.

NICHOLAS BURNS

Time to reset foreign strategy

Adrian Walker

Finding the thrown-away key
Michigan Representative John Conyers, serving his 25th term, was disqualified from the Democratic primary ballot.

JEFF JACOBY

How political insiders control the ballot
Truro residents Eileen Counihan,48, and her partner Erin Golden,45, outside Provincetown Town Hall after obtaining their marriage license May 17, 2004.

SCOT LEHIGH

Gay marriage: A look back after 10 years

Politics

US Secretary of State John Kerry.

Kerry to testify in House Benghazi investigation

Secretary of State John Kerry has agreed to appear for a House investigation of the 2012 Benghazi attack.

Nation & World

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Mousa Bazzi, who owns a Mobil station in a semi-desolate neighborhood bordering Detroit’s east riverfront, has joined the city’s anti-carjacking effort. To be part of the program, stations must have working security cameras, good lighting, be open 24 hours and have clerks willing to help motorists and provide a phone for emergency calls.

Detroit drivers fear increased carjackings

Armed auto thieves have become so common here that parts of the bankrupt metropolis are referred to as ‘‘Carjack City.’’

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Amazon.com has removed pre-order buttons from titles by Hachette Book Group authors.

Amazon, publisher locked in standoff

If you’re hoping to pre-order books by J.K. Rowling, Michael Connelly and other Hachette Book Group authors, you’ll have to go somewhere besides Amazon.

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Diamond entangles ‘Smart People’ in race

Lydia R. Diamond’s new play examines the volatile dynamics of race among four members of the Harvard community.

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The cover for the May 18 2014 issue

Athenahealth CEO Jonathan Bush: A prescription for fixing hospitals
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Will the Green Line Extension make Somerville real estate go crazy?

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Alan Guth: What made the Big Bang bang
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Who will support Boston’s museums, symphonies?

Ideas

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Two decades after the war, can a nation that learns separately ever be united?