Cleveland kidnappings
Charges expected as police detail living conditions
The chief of the Cleveland police said that three kidnapped women had been tied up inside the house and that investigators found ropes and chains.
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State regulators set to vote on marijuana regulations
Under the final rules to be voted on today, dispensaries would be required to hire an independent lab to test their products for contaminants.
Dan Shaughnessy
David Ortiz rejects talk of steroid use
Ortiz, 37, is off to a torrid start and has a 27-game hit streak. But he said his success is from hard work, not doping. “Guaranteed,” Ortiz said.
EMC restructuring plan will cut 1,004 jobs
The cuts are part of an $80 million cost-reduction initiative announced earlier this year to retool much of the Hopkinton data storage giant.
Worcester bishop failed 3 sobriety exams
Worcester bishop failed 3 sobriety examsAn officer halted Bishop Robert J. McManus’s field sobriety test because he feared that McManus would fall and injure himself.
Adrian Walker
It’s time to bury this story
It’s time to bury this storyBombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s burial needs to stop drawing attention from the tragedy he wrought. This is a distraction from our mourning.
AP PHOTO/FILE (LEFT), PATRICIA MCDONNELL (RIGHT)
Reviled figures typically laid to rest outside public view
A number of infamous figures, from Boston Strangler Albert DeSalvo to defrocked priest John Geoghan, have been laid to rest with minimal outrage.
Painful waiting game in family’s quest to save a leg
Painful waiting game in family’s quest to save a legThe Marathon bombing sheared off Marc Fucarile’s right leg in a millisecond. It spared the left, but not by much.
Father of bomb suspect’s friend battles to free son
Father of bomb suspect’s friend battles to free sonAmir Ismagulov is waging a one-man campaign for his son, Azamat Tazhayakov, who was arrested on charges of helping to cover for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Brookline student lobbies UCLA on Twitter
Senior Bernie Zak believes his Twitter campaign, called #ACCEPTBERNIEUCLA, may have put him over the top.
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More coverage of the bombings
Museum of Fine Arts plans Memorial Day free weekend
Over the three-day weekend, the MFA will waive its $25 admission fee and will host special exhibitions to honor the bombing victims.
Sports
Twins 6, Red Sox 1
Errors, bad breaks all add up to Red Sox loss
The Twins had a four-run eighth inning, fueled by Red Sox miscues, that left John Farrell seething and led to a Minnesota win.
Metro
Cash left on MBTA bus is returned to owner
MBTA driver Kevin White said there was no temptation to take any of the $1,100 left on his bus.
Columnists
Nation & World
Bangladesh garment disaster death toll tops 800
Police said 803 bodies had been recovered from the wreckage of the eight-story building that collapsed on April 24, and more were expected.
Politics
Former S.C. governor wins back congressional seat
The electorate of South Carolina’s First Congressional District voted to resurrect the political career of Mark Sanford.
Business
Microsoft touching up Windows 8 to address gripes
In October, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer launched Windows 8 — a major overhaul that has drawn much criticism.
Arts
Galleries
Watercolors with a keen and humane eye
An exhibition of Hilda Belcher’s work at Martha Richardson Fine Art reveals her to be a portraitist of exquisite sensitivity.
Food & dining
sunday supper
Romesco adds zest to chicken, then brightens salad dressing
Romesco is a perfect accompaniment for a platter of chicken breasts roasted on a bed of onions.
Globe Insiders
Globe Talk | May 22
Inside the Marathon bombings
Inside the Marathon bombingsGlobe reporters and editors talk about the horror and heroic efforts of a story that has touched us all.