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Cases of newborns with addictions soaring

Little Mya Barry’s untimely death points to weaknesses in a system struggling to deal with a booming addiction to prescription and illegal drugs.

Aaron Swartz, a brilliant young programmer and political activist, helped launch several progressive political groups and was a major force behind a national wave of protest against the Stop Online Piracy Act, which targeted unauthorized sharing of videos and music.

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The inside story of MIT and Aaron Swartz

More than a year after Swartz killed himself rather than face prosecution, questions about MIT’s handling of the hacking case persist.

Deputy chief had to make fateful decision as fire raged

As fiery embers rained and a fierce wind blew, Deputy Chief Joe Finn had to decide whether to risk the men’s lives to save a fallen colleague.

Video

Dunkin’ Donuts jumps on Asia’s coffee craze

South Korea has transformed itself from a tea-drinking culture, and Dunkin’ is uniquely positioned to benefit from it.

Some affected by bombing will be at race, but others won’t

For some people, returning to the Marathon is a matter of realizing a personal triumph. For others, the decision is complicated by a multitude of factors.

critic’s notebook

‘Noah’ part of a flood of Bible-themed films

While many Christians and other believers decry modern pop culture as a swamp of secular sin, movie theaters are telling a different story.

MLB preview 2014

Red Sox ready to turn the page

The Red Sox are putting their trust in Xander Bogaerts, and in a belief that young talent should constantly flow onto their roster.

Opinion

opinion | Daniel Benjamin

The EU holds the power to foil Putin’s ambitions — but will it?

The union is Russia’s largest trading partner, representing close to $400 billion. That, in a word, is leverage.

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All-Scholastics

Honoring the area’s best athletes

Captain America and the hunt for more ‘Avengers’

With area rents skyrocketing in Union Square, Jordan Voelker, here with her two sons, Henrik, 5 and Roland, 2, said she knows she and her husband she may soon have to move out.

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In Somerville, Green Line Extension means higher rents

Ride the Portland Aerial Tram or observe how other families behave at the zoo.

Travel | Cities in the States

Museums, zoo, biking — plenty to do in Portland, Ore.

President Obama met with Pope Francis during a weeklong trip to Europe.

All Things Catholic

Obama, Francis both win in summit meeting

Perspective

How programming savvy might save us from a surveillance state

Preparator Patrick Brown (pictured) works on the formerly brown horse that is now a more colorful part of the Worcester Art Museum’s “Knights!” exhibit, featuring items from the recently closed Higgins Armory Museum. Included is a Batman figure borrowed from a Los Angeles car museum.

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A new day for ‘Knights!’

Police officers guarded the entrance to Franklin Street in Watertown where there was a search for Boston Marathon bombings suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

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The day the city stood still

address

My painful, sweaty, scary life as a mover

Mayor Jeannette McCarthy says officials have not provided her with information on the investigation.

Todashev reports leave Waltham wondering

Derek Jeter is preparing for his final season in the Major Leagues.

Sunday baseball notes

Baseball’s biggest stories for 2014

Al’s Shoe Store owner Henry Wein chatted with customer Noel Santiago of Revere. The East Boston store is closing.

After 90 years, shoe store closing its doors

Sports

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Bruins 4, Capitals 2

Jarome Iginla (12) celebrated a goal with teammates in the second period.

Bruins beat Capitals as Iginla scores twice

Jarome Iginla and the Bruins took a 4-2 decision Saturday over a possible first-round opponent.

MLB preview

The Red Sox are counting on Xander Bogaerts, shown with Daniel Nava, to be a force for them in the lineup and at shortstop.

Red Sox place trust in their young talent

The Red Sox believe that a constant infusion of youth is what builds lasting success. Fortunately for them, they’re loaded with some of MLB’s most talented young players.