US won’t mirror Mass. on health exchanges
The Obama administration has decided not to adopt features of the state plan that advocates say have helped consumers make cost-effective choices.
Audit hits use of funds by Randolph nonprofit
The head of the May Institute was living in Georgia for more than a decade while collecting a six-figure salary and improperly billing the state for personal expenses.
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Local WWII veterans visit their memorials
Nonprofit Honor Flight New England took 61 veterans to Washington, D.C., to visit the memorials that honor them for their sacrifices.
Christopher L. Gasper
Bruins’ Tuukka Rask silencing critics, goal scorers
Rask has had big pads to fill in replacing Tim Thomas, but he looks like he’s up to the task of taking the Bruins on another Cup run.
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Storage firm preserves troves of entertainment
The process of digitizing cultural artifacts is a little-known, soulful world inside of Iron Mountain, the Boston-based data storage company.
MGH, AstraZeneca partner to create new drug combos
AstraZeneca will pair a Mass. General team’s tumor analysis with the company’s library of drugs to identify combinations of treatments.
Fusion program at MIT is ending
The school plans to close a long-running nuclear fusion project, one of only three in the nation, because of cuts in federal funding.
Seasoned defender for Marathon bombing suspect
Seasoned defender for Marathon bombing suspectJudy Clarke, the lawyer heading the defense for 19-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, is well-versed in capital cases.
MBTA officer hangs tough in recovery from shooting
MBTA officer hangs tough in recovery from shootingRichard “Dic” Donohue remembers almost nothing of the night he was shot during chaotic gunfire on a normally quiet Watertown street.
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bruins 5, rangers 2
Bruins blister Rangers, take 2-0 series lead
The Bruins tied their 2013 playoff high with five goals in a 5-2 victory over the Rangers in Game 2.
Metro
At commencement, BU honors the fallen
The school awarded posthumous degrees to Marathon victim Lu Lingzi and Binland Lee, a senior who died last month in a fire.
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Nation & World
Assad forces regain part of strategic Syrian city
Syrian troops pushed into Qusair, killing at least 52 people and handing the rebels what may be a major setback.
Politics
Obama aide accuses GOP lawmakers of partisanship
A senior adviser to President Obama mounted a combative defense of the administration Sunday.
Business
Yahoo buying Tumblr for $1.1 billion in cash
The board of the faded Web pioneer agreed to buy the popular blogging service for about $1.1 billion in cash.
Arts
Television review
Comic legend Mel Brooks in PBS spotlight
“Mel Brooks: Make a Noise” is the latest in PBS’s “American Masters” series.
Health and wellness
Daily Dose
Small eateries better than fast food? Think again.
Bostonians may be getting twice as many calories at local American and popular ethnic restaurants.
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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.