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Flight ‘ended in the southern Indian Ocean,’ official says

Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak delivered a statement on the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 during a press conference on Monday.

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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said that new data show that the missing jet flew “far from any possible landing sites.”

Obama tries to rally world to isolate Russia

President Obama is in Europe for a two-day nuclear summit, but the international focus is on the Ukraine crisis.

Lynch has ‘considerable concern’ over Russian build-up

Rep. Stephen Lynch visited Ukraine on the heels of Russia’s annexation of Crimea and ahead of May elections.

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For Jared Remy, leniency was the rule until one lethal night

The trail of alleged victims runs back to his teen years. So does the line of judges who somehow saw fit, time and again, to give him one more chance.

Timeline: Remy’s run-ins with the law

Public records reveal accounts that Remy terrorized five different girlfriends, and that courts repeatedly let him off with little more than probation.

Mass. schools require dramatic change, report says

More than two thirds of employers in Mass. report difficulty hiring employees with the appropriate skills.

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Ortiz gets peace of mind with extension

David Ortiz settled again for a hometown discount for an assurance that he’s where he wants to be for the remainder of his career.

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Opinion | Mike Ross

Be my banker, not my buddy

Some say that corporations are people, but last time I checked, they weren’t my buddies.

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A Hyundai Rotem commuter rail car sat in South Station. The state of Massachusetts spent $190 million for the cars.

Korean rail firm seeking new deal

“I’ve asked Scott Brown to sign the same pledge — his pledge,” US Senator Jeanne Shaheen wrote in the Conway Daily Sun.

In airwaves war, N.H. Democrats fret

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Bauman, girlfriend engaged, expecting child

John Wallace in his South Boston apartment, which he rarely leaves. Wallace has lipodystrophy, atypical distribution of fat caused by the interaction of HIV and the medications used to treat it in the 1990s.

Hoping to ease a visible burden

Lauren Eicher as the Whore and Jared Dixon as the Senator in the Bridge Repertory Theater production of “Hello Again.”

Stage Review

Circuitous search for human connection

Medical Mysteries

The itching hour

TOM KEANE

Brown should ditch ‘People’s Pledge’

Harvard coach Tommy Amaker, shown directing his team in Saturday night’s NCAA Tournament loss to Michigan State, has been rumored to be Boston College’s top choice to fill its vacant coaching position.

Dan Shaughnessy

Tommy Amaker’s big decision

Former congressman Bill Delahunt is a lobbyist.

Delahunt capitalizes on private sector

Cardinal Sean O'Malley was among eight people, including four women, named by the pope to a panel to guide the Vatican’s anti-abuse inquiries.

O’Malley named to antiabuse panel

Northeastern University’s expansion to Seattle has been successful.

Colleges no longer bound by region

Elisabeth Worthing coordinates the volunteers for the Boston Marathon.

Record number of marathon volunteers

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Patriots have work to do at NFL owners meetings

NFL owners will vote on 14 proposed rule changes during their three days of meetings, which wrap up Wednesday.

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SNAP founder Barbara Blaine was invited to Boston by Massachusetts Citizens for Children.

25 years into fight against clergy sex abuse, SNAP soldiers on

The Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests is considered by many Catholic observers to be the main American advocacy group for victims of clergy abuse.