Senate hopefuls in final push before primary

Monday was the last full day of campaigning before Tuesday’s primary for the five candidates in the race for the US Senate.

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Gabriel Gomez, a Republican candidate in the US Senate race, was at the Duxbury Senior Center on Monday.

Michael Sullivan chatted with Charlie LaDue in Whitman on Monday.

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Michael Sullivan, also in the GOP field, chatted with Charlie LaDue in Whitman on Monday.

Dan Winslow spoke to reporters while campaigning in Mansfield on Monday.

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Dan Winslow, a Republican candidate, spoke to reporters while campaigning in Mansfield on Monday.

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US Representative Stephen Lynch spoke at a rally at the Iron Workers Hall Local 7 in South Boston Monday afternoon.

US Representative Edward Markey attended a rally at Malden High School on Monday.

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US Representative Edward Markey, a Democrat, attended a rally at Malden High School on Monday.

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The Marathon bombings brought focus to a disjointed nation.

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Job market improves for recent college graduates

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Top intelligence official orders broad review of information

The review, sought by the director of national intelligence, is an indication that officials are concerned that warning signs may have been missed before the Marathon bombings.

Widow of bombing suspect is focus of investigators

Authorities questioned Katherine Russell, the widow of Tamerlan Tsarnaev, to find out what she may know about the bombing and to collect a DNA sample, according to reports.

Mysterious ‘Misha’ denies influencing bomb suspect

The Rhode Island man whom relatives of Tamerlan Tsarnaev said helped radicalize the bomb suspect denied any involvement in the case.

Ron Paul criticizes Boston shutdown during manhunt

The former Republican congressman said the shelter-in-place directive provided for a “military-style occupation of an American city.”

BU identifies student killed in Allston fire

Binland Lee, 22, was a senior at the school and was scheduled to graduate next month, according to the school.

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More coverage of the bombings

Police and the crowd reacted after the second explosion on Boylston Street.

Terror at the Marathon

102 hours in pursuit of Marathon suspects

For five indelible days, the unthinkable became routine in Boston. And no one felt that more than the agents mounting the largest manhunt in regional history.

Mike Jefferson (left) who ran the Marathon, with Paul Norden at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital.

Terror at the Marathon

Friends wounded at Marathon will recover together

Five badly hurt Stoneham men and the Marathoner friend they cheered for face a long path ahead in solidarity.

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John Thomas, of Needham, set off the chain reaction of airlines charging for checked bags.

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The Republican candidates for US Senate (from left), Gabriel Gomez, Michael J. Sullivan, and Daniel B. Winslow participated in a one-hour television debate moderated by WBZ.

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Boston Police officers stood near the finish line of the Boston Marathon on Tuesday morning.

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College for America student Ashley Collins (left) danced with Rachel Marshall and Shane Shaw at one of her three jobs.

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Nick Taranto, a cofounder of Plated, a company that sells ready-to-make dinner kits, at the company’s warehouse in New York.

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Eddie Japan performing during Friday night’s Rock ’n’ Roll Rumble finals at T.T. the Bear’s.

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Brooks Braselman (left) as Jiminy Cricket and Grace Carney as Pornocchio in Ryan Landry and the Gold Dust Orphan’s satirical take on the classic children’s tale.

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No strings attached to ‘Pornocchio’

Mark Twain, recorded in his autobiography that he dreamed of his younger brother’s death in a riverboat explosion, not long before the event took place.

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US Army Captain Dan Berschinski stands on prosthetic legs before a Braves game in Atlanta last year. Berschinski lost both legs to an IED blast while serving in Afghanistan in 2009.

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Kevin Garnett and the Celtics head to New York down 3-1 in the series.

Celtics still unlikely to topple Knicks

The Celtics’ veteran guile was on display in their Game 4 win, but to come back and win the series is still a very long shot.

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Holding a sign on a fishing rod, Nathan Hillier joined other New England fishermen during a rally at the Boston fish pier asking for relief from cuts in fish catch limits.

New England fishermen rally for relief from cuts

New England fishermen and their political allies rallied at a Boston fish pier Monday to make an urgent call for relief from deep and imminent cuts to their catch limits.