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Earlier this morning, without the jury present, Alexander Bradley said that Aaron Hernandez ?had a hard time trusting people.?
Independent experts can study Boston 2024?s books, chief saysJohn Fish said the group would welcome continuous reviews of the committee?s plans by the city and state.
Shirley Leung
Boston 2024?s problem? It?s not John Fish, it?s us.This is more than just about Fish and his improbable dream. At stake is nothing less than Boston?s reputation.
A mad scramble is taking place to preserve Boston?s last immigrant enclave in the heart of the city.
Opinion | Robin Washington
10 things the MBTA doesn?t need to fixInterviews with riders, advocates, critics, and management, as well as personal experience, found things that do work on the T.
Rain is expected Thursday night through the daylight hours of Saturday.
KEVIN CULLEN
Tsarnaev defense rests, but they?re just getting startedBy keeping their focus on Tamerlan during the guilt phase, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev?s attorneys now hope to save his life.
US Attorney?s Office
Interactive database
A look at the witnesses, evidence, and key players in the trial.
Steve Annear/Globe Staff
The tech firm?s office featured typewriters and rotary phones, along with a bottle of whiskey for good measure.
Parking app expanding to all of Boston?s metered spacesParkBoston, the mobile app rolled out in the Back Bay in January, has been downloaded 15,000 times.
Singer Joni Mitchell in intensive care in Los Angeles??Joni was found unconscious in her home,?? said a statement on her website.
Flying up to 1,721 miles in one go? Meet the warblerBirds tracked by researchers completed the incredible trip from New England across the open ocean toward South America.
AP
2015 Baseball Preview
If this season leads to another rebuild, the players might not be the only ones sent out of town.
Financial stress is hurting worker productivityStagnant wages and competing demands on workers? wallets are often to blame, a wide-ranging study found.
Long Island Bridge demolition to resume todayThe city has already taken down two other sections of the bridge across Boston Harbor.
Names
Mark Wahlberg will make movie about Marathon bombingsWahlberg will produce and maybe star in the movie, to be called ?Patriots? Day,? for CBS Films, according to reports.
Behind the scenes
Preparing for lunch at Area Four with the presidentMichael Krupp kept the secret for a week and a half: The president was coming to his Kendall Square restaurant for lunch.
Munch Madness 2015
It?s the last round to help choose the Boston area?s top restaurant. Which of these two eateries will get your vote?
Episode 16: Tsarnaev?s defense restsThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
DANTE RAMOS
After shooting of officer, video keeps the peaceIntentionally or not, Police Commissioner Evans set a precedent by sharing surveillance footage with African-American civic leaders.
Toru Hanai/Reuters
Trash sits in plastic sacks across the region, piling up in abandoned rice paddies, parking lots and even residents? backyards.
The linebacker visited with New England earlier in the week, but has agreed to a deal with the Dallas Cowboys, according to reports.
The Weymouth man told police he had taken Tylenol with codeine, which had been prescribed by his dentist.
The lieutenant governor, a former gay marriage opponent, will officiate Stanley Rosenberg?s wedding to his domestic partner.
Andrew Getty, an heir in a family whose name is synonymous with elite wealth, was found dead in his Hollywood Hills home.
Under Dr. Edward Benz Jr.?s tenure, the specialty hospital has grown to more than $1 billion in annual revenue.
Ahead of the opening of the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate, the Globe Magazine explores the history of the project and Kennedy?s vision for it.
?Life, or Something Like It,? an exhibition of more than 1,000 ceramic pieces by Christopher Adams, mimics nature?s tendency to diversify.
Restaurants emphasizing Asian flavors are opening all over town. We revisit two earlier adopters, Shojo and Blue Dragon.
The Globe Book Club?s latest pick is ?The Grief of Others?Leah Hager Cohen?s powerful, deeply affecting novel is now a movie, directed by Patrick Wang.
Sri Lanka?s pivot to India breaks China?s dreamsThe new regime seeks to improve the relationship with India without losing China?s friendship.
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