Death toll rises after violent Okla. storms
At least nine people were killed and dozens injured following a violent burst of tornadoes and thunderstorms overnight.
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Turkish police leave Istanbul square amid protests
Police have allowed tens of thousands of protesters into a main Istanbul square in an apparent move end tensions.
Spotlight follow-up
IRS agents raid Boston Cab headquarters
Boston Cab was the focus of a Globe Spotlight Team investigation that found widespread exploitation in the industry.
Police look for trauma support after Boston bombing
Police officials said they are worried about long-term psychological effects of the Marathon bombings on their officers.
Utility smart meters raise health, privacy concerns
“Smart meters” are facing opposition from some customers concerned about possible health and privacy issues.
With wood scarce, Mayflower II is miles from Plymouth
The replica of the ship that ferried the Pilgrims is stuck in dry dock, unable to complete repairs to its hull and frame.
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The Mayflower II is being restored at the Fairhaven Shipyard.
Debee Tlumacki for the Boston Globe
Peter Arenstam, manager of the maritime artisans department at Plimouth Plantation, looked at the new planks from inside the ship.
Debee Tlumacki for the Boston Globe
The Mayflower ll is awaiting more white oak timber to finish the restoration work.
Debee Tlumacki for the Boston Globe
John Tarvers worked to replace planks on the stern.
Debee Tlumacki for the Boston Globe
Some Plymouth shops have seen a decline in business as a result of the missing ship.
Game 1 | Bruins at Penguins, 8 p.m.
Bruins-Penguins conference finals in ’91, ’92 frozen in time
In 1991, Cam Neely took a leg check in Game 3 that changed the trajectory of the season, his career, and the franchise’s future.
Dan Shaughnessy
Boston fans shouldn’t boo Papelbon, others
Booing some players makes perfect sense, but booing Jonathan Papelbon seems too dumb for words.
Quincy ice cream stand offers a taste of summer
The long lines at the Dairy Freeze can only mean one thing — the long-awaited season seems at last to have arrived.
Globe exclusives
More coverage of the bombings
UMass Boston awards posthumous degree to bombing victim Krystle Campbell
As nearly 4,000 students received diplomas from the University of Massachusetts Boston on Friday, one former student, Krystle Campbell, was on the minds and in the hearts of everyone at the seaside commencement ceremony.In a poignant gesture, the university awarded Campbell an honorary bachelor of arts degree. Campbell, a Medford resident who was killed in the Boston Marathon bombing, studied sociology at the college from 2005-07.Chancellor J. Keith Motley spoke of her kindness, character, and ease at making friends.“Her Spanish professor says, ‘She warned me at the beginning of the course that she was not good at languages, but she was certainly good at communicating with others, sharing projects, and sharing that beautiful smile,’ ” Motley said in his emotional remarks.
Sports
Yankees 4, Red Sox 1
Red Sox stumble as Sabathia outduels Lester
The Yankees’ CC Sabathia struck out 10 while Jon Lester allowed four runs in the loss for the Red Sox.
Metro
Many questions 10 days after FBI killed Fla. suspect
Many voices are calling for an independent investigation into the death of Ibragim Todashev amid shifting accounts of what happened in Orlando.
Columnists
Nation & World
Mother, baby die in Okla. tornadoes
Tornadoes slammed Oklahoma City and its suburbs on Friday, killing a mother and baby and crumbling cars and tractor-trailers along a major interstate.
Politics
Political Notebook
Obama calls for action on student loans
President Obama warned of an impending fiscal deadline: Student loan interest rates are set to double in 30 days under current law.
Business
AG says Partners hospital deal can advance
Partners HealthCare System’s acquisition of a Northampton hospital can move forward, the attorney general’s office said.
Arts
Book Review
‘Hitler’s Philosophers’ by Yvonne Sherratt
Sherratt argues philosophers formulated the ideas that were used by Hitler to glorify — and justify — Nazi projects.
Globe Insiders
Globe Talk | June 11
A conversation with Dennis Lehane
A conversation with Dennis LehaneThe best-selling author discusses his craft with Boston Globe editor Brian McGrory. Proceeds will go to the One Fund Boston.