Last bombing victim at Beth Israel to be discharged
Erika Brannock, a Baltimore area pre-school teacher, lost a leg in the April 15 explosions that killed three people and wounded more than 260.
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Protests in Turkey grow as police continue crackdowns
Thousands took to the streets in a second day of civil unrest and faced tear gas and water cannons from police.
Judge rules Google must give FBI user information
Google must comply with the agency’s demand for data on certain customers as part of a national security investigation, according to the ruling.
Officials assess damage from deadly Okla. storms
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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.
Jean Stapleton, actress who played Edith Bunker, dies at 90
Her portrayal of Archie’s big-hearted housewife on “All in the Family” made her one of the foremost women in television comedy in the 1970s.
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Note to Emmy voters: Keep these rising stars in mind
The year-long Emmy eligibility period ended and voters will be selecting nominees. It is time for a few Emmy alternative suggestions.
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Scotland, with only golf in mind
Scotland, with only golf in mindA once-in-a-lifetime trip to Scotland featured no castle or whiskey distillery tours, no search for the Loch Ness monster. Just golf.
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UMass Boston awards posthumous degree to Krystle Campbell
In a poignant gesture, the university awarded an honorary bachelor of arts degree to Campbell, who was killed in the Boston Marathon bombings.
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Chara, Bergeron critical to Bruins’ defensive approach
Zdeno Chara and Patrice Bergeron will have to submit more heroics if the Bruins want to hang with the Penguins.
Metro
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.
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Rockets fired from Syria hit eastern Lebanon
Tensions are escalating along the Lebanese-Syria border over the increasing role of Hezbollah militants in the civil war next door.
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
Utility smart meters raise health, privacy concerns
“Smart meters” are facing opposition from some customers concerned about possible health and privacy issues.
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.
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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.