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Lady Antebellum, pictured, is one of many musical acts dropping into town.
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Sox bats down A's
Starting pitcher Clay Buchholz allowed six earned runs against the Athletics during Monday's 11-6 win.
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Luis Guaman was found guilty by a court in his native Ecuador today for the 2011 double murder of his housemate and her two-year-old son. (Boston Globe)
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Medford housing chief on unpaid leave
Robert Covelle was given an unpaid two-week leave of absence amid state and federal investigations into hiring and contracting practices at the agency. (Boston Globe)
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Rondo gets a one-game suspension
Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo has been suspended for Game 2 of the first-round playoff series against Atlanta after bumping an official during Game 1 Sunday. (Globe)
Brown, Warren campaigns trade jabs over professor's Native American status
Elizabeth Warrens campaign accused Scott Brown of insinuations as Browns team questioned if she touted herself as Native American at Harvard. (Boston Globe)
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Josh Smith stars for Atlanta
In the Hawks Game 1 win, Smith showed the Celtics and national televiewers that the talk about him being one of the NBAs best may not just be idle propaganda.
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Actor tries to channel Bernstein
Maestro is a play about Leonard Bernsteins life, starring Hershey Felder, who has made a career performing one-man shows about musical greats.
Opinion | Juliette Kayyem
A revolution: women fight in Marines
The news that the Marine Corps will open its infantry officer school, and some ground battalions, to females was a revolution 236 years in the making.
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Fighting the force of habits
Charles Duhigg, a reporter for The New York Times, has a new book about recent neurological insights into how we form and can break habits.
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An Australian battle over ancient art
A threatened network of carvings reawakens a debate: is site-specific art still art if you move it?
Blood tests could diagnose depression
Two studies report that markers in blood may one day help diagnose depression, but further testing is necessary, scientists warn.
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One World Trade Center now tallest building in New York City
After workers erected steel columns that made its unfinished skeleton a little over 1,250 feet the building became the city's tallest.
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Mitt Romney campaigns in Portsmouth, N.H.
The presumptive Republican presidential nominee was joined by US Senator Kelly Ayotte as he made an appearance Monday at the Portsmouth Fish Pier.
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Startups find apartments in Kendall can be cheaper than offices
Kendall Square office space has become so expensive that some startups are finding it easier to rent a luxury apartment than compete for commercial space
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Mariah Carey performs in Austria
The pop superstar hit the stage at the "Top Of The Mountain Concert" at Idalp in Ischgl, Austria, on April 30. See more celebrities out and about.
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Stylish Mother's Day gifts
Mother's Day is approaching fast on May 13 and we rounded up some of our favorite stylish gifts for the number one lady in our lives.
Travel
10 spring hikes in New Hampshire
Spring is a great time to hike through New Hampshire's natural wonders. Here are 10 hikes through some of the state's most popular trails, showcasing the highlights of the season from blooming wildflowers to rushing waterfalls.
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