Mayor Walsh invites Pope Francis to Boston

Cardinal O’Malley has previously expressed doubt about the likelihood of a papal visit here.

Patrick pledges ‘full accounting’ in Bridgewater homicide

Governor Deval Patrick vowed to release results from a review of the 2009 homicide at Bridgewater State Hospital in days.

Despite repeated calls for her resignation, Department of Children and Families Commissioner Olga Roche has given no indication that she’ll step down.

Kevin Cullen

Olga Roche should fall on the sword

The head of the troubled DCF agency staying in her position, in the wake of the latest scandal, is the height of arrogance.

Dan Shaughnessy

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Manager John Farrell had only good things to say after the much-anticipated first full-squad workout.

Yanukovych and the opposition are locked in a battle over the identity of Ukraine.

Ukraine presidency says deal ending crisis to be inked

The president’s office said that it and the opposition reached an agreed, but mediators wouldn’t confirm a breakthrough.

With parking space at a premium, the airport’s valets put cars wherever they’ll fit.

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At Logan, cars outnumber spaces during vacation week

As many as 18,000 cars will need to be parked at Logan each day this week, and only 16,200 spaces exist.

Mayor Martin Walsh strongly rejected any suggestion that he had fallen short on his commitment to diversity.

Walsh’s hires haven’t reflected city’s diversity

A Globe analysis of payroll records found that the first wave of new hires was overwhelmingly white and predominantly male.

Shirley Leung

Big girls do cry, and that’s OK

When women wail, we wonder if the whole movement has been set back. But when men bawl, they’re deemed leaders of the free world.

Jilted Palmer landowner suing Mohegan Sun

Northeast Realty Associates will seek a judgment to prevent the gambling company from pursuing a casino in Revere.

There is a gap in how Rondo is perceived here and around the rest of the NBA, wrote Christopher L. Gasper.

Christopher L. Gasper

Do Celtics overstate Rajon Rondo’s value?

Danny Ainge is right when he says the Celtics want Rondo more than anybody else, but that’s not a good thing.

Opinion

opinion | susan crawford

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Last week’s news that Comcast plans a $45 billion merger with Time Warner Cable makes an atrocious situation worse.

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On the Olympics

Adelina Sotnikova had a leg up on the competition to become Russia’s first Olympic women’s champion.

It added up for Russia

There are those who’ll claim that Kim Yu Na was robbed of figure-skating gold, and then there are those who can count.

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Television Review

Benjamin Stockham (left) and David Walton play new neighbors who become fast friends in “About a Boy.”

NBC’s ‘About a Boy’ reboots Hornby novel

The darkly charming Nick Hornby novel, which was adapted into a British coming-of-age film, is an absolute charmer as an American television show.