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Walsh vows crackdown on student housing

Mayor Martin Walsh said the city will levy $300 daily fines on scofflaw off-campus landlords and increase the number of inspections.

Lawyers say Tsarnaev’s hospital remarks were involuntary

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was under the influence of sedatives and repeatedly asked for a lawyer during questioning after he was captured, his lawyers said.

Patrick chides gambling regulator for attending party at Suffolk Downs

Governor Patrick said it was unwise for an official who will help decide on a lucrative casino license to have attended a party at the track.

TelexFree owner appears to have left US

Lawyers said they believe one of TelexFree’s owners has departed for Brazil, amid an investigation of the Marlborough company.

Will Middlebrooks howled at his single with the bases loaded in the eighth inning.

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Red Sox 4, Reds 3

Red Sox rally to defeat Reds, move to .500 on season

The Red Sox scored two runs in the eighth inning to sweep the Reds in a two-game series and even their record at 17-17 on the season.

Eastern Standard assistant bar manager Naomi Levy.

Eastern Standard’s Naomi Levy has a recipe for success

The Eastern Standard assistant bar manager heads to Moscow to represent the US in an international cocktail competition.

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Forget the traditional Mother’s Day gifts of flowers and brunch, it’s time to show her you’ve been paying attention all these years.

Notre Dame defensive lineman Stephon Tuitt could be sitting at No. 29 for the Patriots. AP Photo/Michael Conroy

ON FOOTBALL

Don’t expect Patriots to make a splash in draft

The Patriots have no pressing roster needs, and trading down to accumulate picks may be the way to go.

Opinion

OP/EXTRA | JOAN VENNOCHI

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Monica’s re-emergence on the public stage may not be welcome news for the potential presidential candidate.

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tech lab | hiawatha bray

Samsung shifts into second gear

Harvard to institute honor code

Daily Dose

Conflicting advice on using aspirin against heart disease

Evan Horowitz | Analysis

How do we sustain growth with an aging population?
Pauline Malefane, a member of Isango Ensemble, which will present “The Magic Flute” at the Cutler Majestic Nov. 4-9.

ArtsEmerson aims far and near in fifth season
Taqueria Jalisco in East Boston serves carnitas tacos with sauces made from chile de árbol and tomatillo and cilantro.

In search of real Mexican tacos

BetaBoston

Shelters turn to counter-surveillance with Tor
The Northeast will be seeing less of this, according to a federal climate report, which predicts shorter, warmer winters for the region.

For Northeast, harsh vision of climate change
Tom Brady and Gisele Bunchen‘sBrentwood estate.

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Report: Dr. Dre buying Brady/Bundchen estate
Gambling regulator Stephen P. Crosby paid $400 for his guests to attend the affair, Suffolk Downs said.

Crosby attended Suffolk Downs party
The Canadiens ran away with a 2-1 series lead after beating the Bruins on Tuesday.

On hockey

Canadiens are throwing Bruins off their game
Police in Northern Ireland detained Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams for questioning for four days.

Those interviewed in BC project can get tapes back

Globe Spotlight Investigation: Shadow Campus

The Globe investigation of off-campus housing in Boston revealed that a collision of greed, neglect, and mismanagement.

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Look for Jadeveon Clowney of South Carolina to be the first name called. Photo by Scott Halleran/Getty Images

Ben Volin’s NFL mock draft

The NFL Draft begins Thursday night, and here is an educated guess at how the first round will go.

Metro

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Kevin Edson wept during a hearing as he stood beside his attorney.

Man Charged with Marathon Bomb Scare Found Competent

Authorities say Kevin Edson was spotted near the Marathon finish line April 15 walking barefooted and wearing a backpack, a black veil and makeup.

Columnists

P.K. Subban fakes out Tuukka Rask and makes the score 2-0 in the first period of Game 3. AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Paul Chiasson

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

P.K. Subban has been the Bruins’ nemesis so far
Deval Patrick.

Shirley Leung

Is Deval Patrick all in on casinos?
Claude Julien and the Bruins found themselves in a 2-1 series hole after Game 3 in Montreal.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Where are the Big Bad Bruins?
Members of a Japanese Self-Defense Forces honor guard march in Tokyo. Japan marked the 67th anniversary of its postwar constitution with growing debate over whether to revise the war-renouncing document. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s ruling conservative party has long advocated revision but been unable to sway public opinion.

JEFF JACOBY

Japan needs military options

SCOT LEHIGH

Public sector agencies must get the basics right
Army veteran Julio Bernal works with others from Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America to place 1,892 flags representing veteran and service members who have died by suicide.

Kevin Cullen

Veterans’ suicides too often ignored

Christopher L. Gasper

NFL Draft needs to return to April
Donald Sterling speaks with reporters after the announcement of his purchase of the then-San Diego Clippers basketball team for $13.5 million in 1981.

Farah Stockman

Becoming white

Yvonne Abraham

Fund early education, as Oklahoma does

OP/EXTRA | JOAN VENNOCHI

The SJC should focus on the law, not optics of the question

JEFF JACOBY

The prison door keeps revolving
Milan Lucic and fans celebrated his empty-netter.

CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

For Bruins, turnabout is fair play

Nation & World

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Swiss President Didier Burkhalter (left) and Russian President Vladimir Putin at a press conference in Moscow on Wednesday.

Russia pulls back troops from Ukrainian border, Putin says

Despite Vladimir Putin’s declaration, the US military said it had seen no sign of a pullback.

Politics

Mark Fisher is seen during the vote count at the state GOP convention.

GOP offers Fisher spot on ballot, won’t disclose convention tally

Fisher said he would oppose the motion because it would prevent his lawyer from getting evidence he believes will prove that he qualified as a candidate.

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Galleries

Above: John O’Reilly’s “No. XI Claude Series,” on display at Miller Yezerski Gallery. Below: Sean Downey’s “Young Frankenstein,” at LaMontagne Gallery.

At Miller Yezerski Gallery desire meets creation

John O’Reilly, 84, continues to patch together scenes that throb and crackle with creative and erotic themes.

Food & dining

Daily Dose

Wine gets its dry taste from being aged in oak barrels at Carmel wine factory in Israel.

Where do we get our taste for dry wine?

New research suggests that our brains sense the dry taste of wines through a completely different nerve system than the five flavors of sweet, sour, bitter, salty, and umami.

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From the archives | Photo Gallery

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Throughout the years, there have been numerous attempts to be in record books for a variety of talents.

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Alan Guth: What made the Big Bang bang
The cover for the April 27 2014 issue

Who will support Boston’s museums, symphonies?
The cover for the April 20 2014 issue

Pregnant prisoners are losing their shackles
The cover for the April 13 2014 issue

Life grows on at Carlisle’s Gardens at the Clock Barn

Ideas

//c.o0bg.com/rf/image_90x90/Boston/2011-2020/2014/04/30/BostonGlobe.com/Ideas/Images/11282008_28zep-7027477.jpg Who invented ‘heavy metal’?

A new answer to how a genre got its name—and why it stuck.