Mass. considers charges after welfare audit
Hundreds of people may have fraudulently collected welfare or illegally sold food benefits for cash, according to a report.
New push to end inequities in payments to hospitals
A new coalition led by the state’s biggest health care company will press for higher payments to community and safety-net hospitals.
Tech Lab
Aereo’s Internet TV service is so good it’s scary
Aereo, which lets subscribers watch live television on computers, iPads, and iPhones, has broadcasters worried.
Yvonne Abraham
Beyond Gabriel Gomez’s jacket
Scott Brown’s barn jacket said, “I’m a regular guy.” Gomez’s flight jacket says much more: “I’ve done something so difficult most can only dream of it.
Aram Boghosian for the Boston Globe
Harvard to give Menino honorary degree
Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino will walk in the footsteps of Benjamin Franklin, Albert Einstein, and Mother Teresa, among others.
Courthouse gets set for Bulger trial
With jury selection set to begin next week, court officials expect hundreds will flock to the courthouse each day.
Unconventional film transcends its performers’ limitations
“Bulletproof” is an indie film whose 45-member cast and crew features 18 actors with physical and cognitive disabilities.
Dan Shaughnessy
Bruins, Penguins have a colorful history
Starting with Pittsburgh “stealing” the Bruins colors, there’s some history to this rivalry and these old-timey sports cities.
Pulling goalie often worth risk
When defeat seemed certain, the extra attacker helped the Bruins twice in a historic comeback.
Globe exclusives
More coverage of the bombings
A quiet survivor
Mery Daniel, who arrived from Haiti speaking no English at 17, was home from medical school in Europe when she was injured in the Marathon bombings.
Sports
Phillies 4, Red Sox 3
Papelbon, Phillies stop Red Sox again
Jonathan Papelbon wildly pumped his right fist twice after earning his second straight save against his former team.
Metro
At age 22, a Harvard Law graduate
Cortlan Wickliff will be one of the youngest African-Americans to ever graduate from Harvard Law School.
Columnists
Nation & World
Ongoing violence shakes Myanmar
A swelling tide of anti-Muslim unrest has led to deaths and injuries, and highlights the racial and religious intolerance that plagues the deeply fractured nation.
Politics
Obama set to pick ex-Bush official as FBI boss
James B. Comey, a former hedge fund executive and a former official under President George W. Bush, could replace Robert S. Mueller III.
Business
West Roxbury Academy aims for financial literacy
The program, in partnership with accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers, aims to give students the tools to make the right financial decisions.
Arts
Stage Review
Recalling fleeting joy in Brian Friel’s ‘Dancing at Lughnasa’
The Wellesley Summer Theatre Company’s lovely production reaches that threshold and surpasses it, with an ensemble that embodies all of playwright’s tenderness.
Style
Bargain Bin
Savings are in the bag
Ami Albernaz’s weekly roundup of bargains includes 1154 LILL Studio’s tote bag sale.
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.