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In what may have been pivotal in the decision, the jury rejected the defense contention that Tsarnaev was remorseful.
KEVIN CULLEN
The jury wasn?t dealing with this in the abstract. It was in front of them, day after day, for two months.
Jurors sentenced Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to death, rejecting the defense?s argument that he was simply a follower of his older brother.
Mitt Romney lasts two rounds in ring against Evander HolyfieldRomney and the former heavyweight champion squared off Friday at a charity fight night.
T.T.?s landlord says the legendary rock club?s owner informed him that the venue is shutting down.
Mountainfilm is a four-day festival of independent films, talks, art exhibitions, and book signings in Telluride, Colorado.
Heavy late-night snacker? Might be all in your headSnacking may be the result of reduced brain activity in response to food in the evening as compared to the morning.
Boston College student who had been missing is foundStephen Ziska is with his family in New York, college and police officials said.
Defense Secretary Ash Carter said US forces killed Abu Sayyaf and captured his wife in a raid in eastern Syria.
Two victims were transported to Mass. General, and police do not have a suspect in custody.
Ousted Egyptian president Morsi sentenced to deathMohammed Morsi was sentenced for his role in a mass prison break that took place during the 2011 Arab Spring uprising.
Jonathan Ernst/REUTERS
Much of Elizabeth Warren?s power stems from her deep understanding and relentless focus on fiscal issues.
The founder of BU?s African Presidential Center said plans to close the facility reflect broader racial discrimination at the school.
Near-death experience inspires new visionKevin Colleran, an early Facebook staffer, nearly died in a February crash. Now he finds that life is sweeter.
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The Harvard University Humanitarian Academy?s culminating event had students responding to a fictitious situation in ?Worani.?
Jurors hand down death sentence for TsarnaevThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
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Sentence delays closure that Boston deservesFederal death sentences lead to endless legal appeals, which will afford Tsarnaev a platform for years to come.
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Big Picture
Photographers have documented the relationships between humans and animals in countless ways.
The manager elected to pitch to Mariners star Nelson Cruz with first base open in the ninth.
Dr. Joseph Zolot and Lisa Pliner were accused of improperly prescribing powerful medications to patients.
Officials say they found a fist-size circular area of impact on the train?s windshield and have asked the FBI to analyze it.
Granite State Republicans are staying quiet after it was made clear Guinta violated a federal campaign fundraising law.
Workers say they are being paid in cash for overtime hours, without time-and-a-half compensation.
On the road for the first time with a full band, Kristian Matsson loses none of his intimacy.
She happened to run into her ex at hotel and she did not mention to him she was married.
The race to preserve disappearing dataFrom the film industry to science, archivists are struggling to preserve the bits and bytes of our lives.
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