State hid health website woes, report says

The Pioneer Institute report says state officials knew at least a year ahead of time that website development was off track.

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College and university career offices say their graduates are having a far easier time landing positions.

Dozens of police respond to large Revere Beach brawl

A dozen people were arrested in the disturbance, which drew a massive police response and snarled traffic for more than an hour.

The Plainridge Park Casino will feature electronic table games such as this one when it opens in June.

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High-tech gambling on the table for Plainville casino opening

When it opens on June 24, Plainridge Park Casino will offer the first legalized Las Vegas-styled gambling in state history.

Hillary Clinton addressed supporters of Gina Raimondo in October, when the latter was running for governor in Rhode Island. Raimondo, who won, is a stalwart Clinton backer.

Hillary Clinton keeps eye on party rivals

Clinton?s attempts to marshal support in the states of long shots shows she feels the need to protect every flank.

Adrian Walker

?Minor? state budget cut causes families major agony

A little-noticed budget cut by the Baker Administration has affected 10,000 families who provide adult foster care for disabled and elderly.

Community members gathered at a candlelight vigil for two fallen police officers at the Hattiesburg Police Department.

Miss. city mourns police officers shot to death

A routine traffic stop led to their deaths Saturday, the first Hattiesburg police officers to die in the line of duty in 30-some years.

Boston Marathon bombing trial

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More than 40 defense witnesses have painted a portrait of the Tsarnaev family, but Dzhokhar himself remains inscrutable.

Rose Fiorino (left) sees nurse practitioner Gail Metcalf at least once a month.

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New model aims to curb health costs with personal care

Medical professionals are moving to an approach that rewards providers for sticking to a budget while keeping patients out of hospital beds.

MIT?s Thomas Malone says climate change is not a problem that one person or one organization can solve alone.

To address climate change, MIT lab seeks the wisdom of crowds

Climate CoLab is an online community that hopes to tackle one of the most complex problems facing the planet.

Keurig teamed up with Coca-Cola on the home beverage maker. Credit: keurig

Keurig bets on cold-brewing system to heat up profits

The company blamed its disappointing quarterly results on the new Keurig 2.0 brewer, which works only with its coffee supplies.

Faneuil Hall street performers balk at new fees

Starting next month, buskers will have to do more than audition for their spot ? they?ll also have to pay for the privilege.

Television Review

//c.o0bg.com/rf/image_90x90/Boston/2011-2020/2015/05/08/BostonGlobe.com/Arts/Images/born_to_fly-02-press-001.jpg Choreographer Elizabeth Streb refuses to play it safe

?Born to Fly? takes an intimate look at Elizabeth Streb?s life and her unapologetic aesthetic of extremes.

The benefits of slow parenting

?Doing too many things is overwhelming... I don?t want to do it all. It leaves me empty versus feeling fulfilled,? said South Shore mom Lindsay Miller.

//c.o0bg.com/rf/image_90x90/Boston/2011-2020/2015/05/10/BostonGlobe.com/Metro/Images/11motherswalkpics01.jpg Thousands join Mother?s Day walk against violence

More than 10,000 mothers, fathers, and others marched in the 19th annual Mother?s Day Walk for Peace through Dorchester.

EDITORIAL

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The Patriots are a local institution, and their actions are sending a poor message about sportsmanship.

Patriots first-round draft pick Malcom Brown with his high school defensive coordinator, Craig Agnew, and his wife Margaret Agnew. Brown lived with the Agnews during high school, starting in his sophomore year.

Patriots top draft pick is intentionally grounded

With a wife and two children, star defensive tackle Malcom Brown out of Texas is more mature than most NFL rookies.

Marathon trial podcast

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This interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.

Opinion

EDITORIAL

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The Patriots are a local institution, and their actions are sending a poor message about sportsmanship.

The Big Picture

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The Big Picture

Venice Biennale art exhibition kicks off

The prestigious event in Italy starts this weekend, exhibiting contemporary artists from 89 countries.