Woman charged with stealing from One Fund

The New York woman allegedly collected $480,000, claiming she suffered a traumatic brain injury in the Marathon bombings.

Researchers study bombing aftermath

Scientists have been following the recovery of people treated for hearing loss after the Boston Marathon and testing social media alerts.

US Secretary of State John Kerry speaks during a press conference at Queen Alia International Airport in Jordan.

Israel and Palestinians to resume talks ‘soon’

US Secretary of State John Kerry said leaders will discuss relaunching peace talks in Washington.

Sergeant to face hearing over Tsarnaev photos

Sean Murphy of the State Police released pictures of the alleged Marathon bomber in response to Rolling Stone’s magazine cover.

President Obama said African Americans view the Trayvon Martin case through ‘‘a set of experiences and a history that doesn’t go away.

Trayvon Martin ‘could have been me 35 years ago,’ Obama says

President Obama urged Americans to do some soul searching about their attitudes on race.

Somerville’s Freedom School is illustrative of a town that is no longer a parochial place in which mobsters could thrive.

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Beyond Bulger

The best revenge against James “Whitey” Bulger is how Boston and Somerville are no longer the kinds of places where a mobster like him could thrive.

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Performance artists from Australia entertained crowds in Boston Common, beach scenes from around the state, and more of the week’s best images.

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How to live without air conditioning

Could Americans kick our addiction to cool? Maybe more happily than we think.

Azaliyah Foster and Tessa Reidy cooled off during the Splash Dance Party at Doherty Playground in Charlestown, Thursday.

At 99 degrees, Boston breaks heat record

Bay State residents are dealing with muggy conditions on the sixth day of a heat wave that broke the previous high for the day of 98.

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“This provides finality,” said Casey Sherman, nephew of murder victim Mary Sullivan.

Opinion

SCOT LEHIGH

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Senators on both sides acknowledged some fault in the polarization, but the House remains gridlocked.

Globe exclusives

Stephen “Stippo” Rakes outside the liquor store he once owned. Rakes alleged James “Whitey” Bulger stole ownership of his business.

Questions as alleged Bulger victim Rakes found dead

Kevin Cullen

‘Stippo’ never got his day in court
Author Whit Sheppard.

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What happened at Deerfield
Alfonzo Dennard is due in court again on July 31.

Alfonzo Dennard won’t be cut by Patriots
Roxy’s was busy despite a heat wave and the temporary shutdown of Clover Food Labs’ trucks.

Customers still frequenting food trucks
“The Cuckoo’s Calling” became a runaway bestseller when it was revealed that J.K. Rowling wrote the book.

Quick bestseller underscores writers’ struggles
Conductor Gil Rose, former artistic director of now-defunct Opera Boston, is set to launch Odyssey Opera with Randolph Fuller this fall.

Out of Opera Boston’s ashes: A new opera company rises

CARLO ROTELLA

Free play — it’s not just for kids
Stephanie Patton, the prevention coordinator for Organizing Against Substances in Stoughton, introduced herself to new police officers.

Towns try to stop wave of heroin overdoses

Bon Jovi on ‘Prayer,’ Patriots
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, with a red dot from a sniper’s laser sight trained on his head, surrended to authorities on April 19.

Angry sergeant releases Tsarnaev photos
Paul Pierce smiled as he spoke to reporters Thursday in Brooklyn.

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For Paul Pierce, Celtics exit was difficult

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Zdeno Chara and the Bruins will be back on the ice Oct. 3.

Bruins to open season Oct. 3

The Bruins will begin the season at home against Tampa, the start of a 3-game home stand. Tyler Seguin will make his first visit to Boston on Nov. 5.

Metro

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Convicted murderer Stephen Flemmi described killings that he said James “Whitey” Bulger participated in.

Flemmi details murders, FBI ties

Convicted murderer Stephen Flemmi described killings that he said James “Whitey” Bulger participated in.

Columnists

Kevin Cullen

Royals throw a curve ball
Robinson Cano and the Yankees are making their first trip to Fenway Park starting Friday.

Christopher L. Gasper

Finally, Yankees arrive at Fenway Park

Yvonne Abraham

Rolling Stone cover image can’t hurt us

JOANNA WEISS

Small budget, big bite

Opinion | Ty Burr

Rolling Stone cover an act of irresponsibility

Kevin Cullen

‘Stippo’ never got his day in court

Tech Lab

For privacy lovers, the right type of software

Adrian Walker

Support, just not in Newton

Kevin Cullen

My scam’s better than your scam

LAWRENCE HARMON

Recovering addicts stand behind Walsh
Governor Patrick is critical of efforts to rein in some of his sweeping proposals.

SCOT LEHIGH

Governor Patrick is on his high horse

Yvonne Abraham

Evil knows no social bounds

Nation & World

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Ye Meng Yuan, 16, a Chinese student, died of multiple injuries from being run over by what officials believe was a firetruck.

Teen in SF plane crash killed by firetruck

Ye Meng Yuan, 16, a Chinese student, died of multiple injuries from being run over by what officials believe was a firetruck.

Politics

It’s not clear if Charles D. Baker (left) or Scott Brown will seek the governorship next year.

Top Mass. GOP figures plot 2014 strategy

Some Mass. Republicans met last week to discuss the party’s 2014 prospects, but decisions can’t be made until Charles Baker and Scott Brown finalize their political intentions.

Business

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Supporters mobbed embattled Market Basket president Arthur T. Demoulas as he arrived for a board meeting in Andover.

Market Basket CEO gets reprieve

Arthur T. Demoulas remained the chain’s president after the board adjourned without acting on a motion for his removal. The board meets again on Aug. 22.

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Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson star as paranormal investigators Lorraine and Ed Warren in “The Conjuring.”

‘The Conjuring’ looks back to the Amityville era

Gorehounds will gnash their teeth in disappointment at “The Conjuring,” a trim haunted-house spook show from the director of the original “Saw.”

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‘Museum Hours’ hears secret harmonies

Writer-director Jem Cohen’s film follows two main characters, and connections on both sides of the velvet ropes at Vienna’s Kunsthistoriches Museum.

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Are big blue bins bad for recycling?
The cover for the June 30 2013 issue

Rethinking the golden years
The cover for the June 23 2013 issue

The bee keepers
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Ideas

“Somewhere in America, a chimpanzee is about to have its day in court. Its lawyers hope to have the animal declared a ‘person’ in a court of law.”

Chris Berdik,  on the “animal personhood” movement