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Edwards receives acquittal, mistrial

John Edwards addressed the media Thursday alongside his daughter, Cate Edwards (left), and his parents outside the federal courthouse in Greensboro, N.C.

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Former presidential candidate John Edwards was found not guilty on one of six campaign fraud charges, and the jury could not reach verdicts on the other counts.

Appeals court rules against Defense of Marriage Act

A federal appeals court in Boston has ruled that the Defense of Marriage Act discriminates against gay couples.

The Podium

What does the DOMA ruling mean?

A local attorney says the decision is a large step toward equal rights for same-sex marriage, but there will be no immediate effect from the ruling.

Glitch delays benefits to 53,000 retired teachers

A human error in the state treasurer’s office caused the error

Jared Gilman stars as Sam in Wes Anderson's ”Moonrise Kingdom.”

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Friday Preview | Movie Review

Wes Anderson’s ‘Moonrise Kingdom’ rises to the occasion

He lives up to his promise in the tale of very young love.

Movie Review

‘Battlefield America’ is sweet, not street

If you’re looking for a tough, streetwise film about urban kids who enter a national hip-hop dance competition, “Battlefield America” is not your movie.

In State House rally, Obama campaign knocks Romney

Obama strategist David Axelrod criticized Mitt Romney’s record as governor today, while Romney supporters fired back during the rally.

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Boston’s Newspaper Row

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Doc Rivers had Rajon Rondo’s back on this non-call in OT, in which Rondo scored all 12 Celtics’ points.

Dan Shaughnessy | Heat 115, Celtics 111

Rondo couldn’t have given more

Pollen wears on residents’ health, patience

Lucy Wanjiku at Njabini Apparel, a nonprofit cofounded by Mike Behan (below) that sells handcrafted goods made by landless and handicapped mothers in the Kenyan settlement.

Using fashion to help Kenyan mothers

Tech Lab

Google, Yahoo, Bing search for new users

SeaCoast Inn owner Terri Noyes helped guests Pam Rycroft (left), and Dean Duley of Upland, Calif., get directions.

SeaCoast Inn in Hyannis offers 5-star hospitality

Scot Lehigh

An ode to driving stick shifts

Intel Corp. will contribute funds to the Intel Center.

Mass. and MIT launching big data initiatives

Dan Shaughnessy

Doc Rivers second only to Red Auerbach

Oscar Alfredo Ramírez Castañeda and Tranquilino Castañeda, with daughters Nicole and Andrea, looked at pictures from Guatemala.

30 years after massacre, family together again

Steve Martin displayed considerable chops on the banjo.

Music Review

Steve Martin offers a night of bluegrass, comedy

Alden Cadwell’s offerings at Concord schools include salad bars and locally sourced burgers with fresh-cut potatoes.

Food

A revolution in Concord’s cafeterias

A whole roast chicken from Craigie on Main in Cambridge.

Food

Roast chicken goes from homey to hip

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On basketball

Doc Rivers and the Celtics fell into a 2-0 series hole after Wednesday’s loss.

Celtics gave everything they had and still lost

That they showed a passion not yet seen this postseason provides little comfort. The Celtics must be demoralized after their Game 2 loss.

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Elizabeth Warren acknowledged she had told Harvard and Penn that she was Native American. When the issue first surfaced, Warren said she only learned Harvard was claiming her as a minority when she read it in the Boston Herald.

Elizabeth Warren says she told Harvard, Penn of Native American heritage

The Democratic Senate candidate acknowledged for the first time she told the schools she was Native American.

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Nation & World

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From left, President Barack Obama, former President George W. Bush, former first lady Laura Bush and first lady Michelle Obama, posed Thursday in the White House.

Campaign rhetoric absent from Bush’s White House return

In a rare public appearance, George W. Bush shared the stage Thursday with President Obama at the unveiling of the 43rd president’s official portrait.

Arts

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stage review

Dane Agostinis as the Beast and Emily Behny as Belle in “Beauty and the Beast.’’

Edwards receives acquittal, mistrial

Wes Anderson’s ‘Moonrise Kingdom’ rises to the occasion

‘Battlefield America’ is sweet, not street

In State House rally, Obama campaign knocks Romney

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