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Sports
NBA playoffs | Celtics at Hawks, 7:30 p.m.
Celtics look to even series
Despite not having Rajon Rondo (suspended) and Ray Allen (ankle) available, the show must go on.
- Ray Allen out for Game 2 against Hawks
- Celtics: Bradley-Pietrus to start Game 2
- Mazz: Rondo puts Celtics at disadvantage
- Game updates: A's at Red Sox
- Red Sox call up Jose Iglesias
- Chad Finn: Red Sox power rankings
- Podcast Red Sox season not half bad
- Globe 10.0: Is Ortiz a bargain?
- Harbaugh backtracks on Pats comments
- Harbaugh: Patriots have 'asterisks'
Obama on Afghanistan visit, sees 'light on the horizon'
After finalizing a pact outlining America's future role in Afghanistan, President Obama said the end of the more than decade-long conflict was in sight. (AP, 7:40 p.m.)
- Obama visits war zone on anniversary of bin Laden raid
- Afghan war timeline | Romney praises bin Laden raid
Romney foreign policy spokesman quits over his support for same-sex marriage
The aide to Mitt Romney, a gay man whose support for same-sex marriage enraged conservatives, said the focus on his sexuality made his job impossible. (Globe, 5 p.m.)
Pictures
Now and then: Building Boston's skyline
As new construction continues to reshape the Boston skyline, we look back at how the city's downtown architecture has already changed over the years.
- Pictures Your photos of Boston's best views
Patrick criticizes Ariz. immigration policy
Governor Deval Patrick lambasted controversial immigration laws in Arizona and Alabama as "racist" during a speech Monday at Tufts.
(Globe, 3:39 p.m.)
Slain Greenland, N.H. police chief pulled at least one fellow officer to safety
Michael Maloney was killed last month after pulling a colleague from the line of fire in a drug raid gone awry, New Hampshire's attorney general said. (Globe, 5:23 p.m.)
- 4/19 Maloney remembered as a 'man full of life'
- 4/13 Police chief killed, four others wounded in N.H. raid
Mass. lotto on course for record profits
In a possible boon for struggling local budgets, the Massachusetts State Lottery says that it's on track to post a $947 million profit in 2012.
(Globe, 4:11 p.m.)
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- Tasty Burger opening in Harvard Square
- Back Bay: Remorse for Otherside closing
- Tattoo parlor may come to Concord
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- Newton native Louis CK gets Webby award
2 women found dead near Saugus school
The two women whose bodies were found today behind Lynnhurst Elementary School are victims of foul play, officials said. (Globe, 6:03 p.m.) Pictures from the scene
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Opinion | Bob Ryan
Suspensions can be a knockout
NBA history so often centers around the Celtics, and that includes playoff suspensions.
Opinion | Gabriel H. Teninbaum
State's medical apology program about money, not regret
A plan by hospitals to disclose medical errors, apologize, and offer compensation may not be motivated by altruism.
Few Hubway cyclists don helmets
Only 20 percent of riders on bike-share system wear helmets. More than half of those on their own bikes do.
Opinion | Dan Shaughnessy
Clay Buchholzs numbers hit hard
The Red Sox starter was the official winning pitcher in last nights 11-6 slopfest against the Athletics, but he turned an 11-1 lead into a virtual nail-biter.
Music Review
Rammstein brings flames, antics
The Teutonic titans of industrial hard-rock brought their Made in Germany tour to Worcester.
Hunger Games boosts archery
The blockbuster has already sparked more publicity for the sport than it received when actress Geena Davis tried to make the 2000 US Olympic team.
Warren was key in asbestos case
In a 2009 Supreme Court appearance, Elizabeth Warren, who has gained fame for defending consumers, worked on behalf of Travelers, the nations largest insurer.
Health & Wellness
Pictures
How much protein should I eat?
Here are some high-quality sources of protein to try adding to your diet along with how much protein the item contains.
News
John Edwards's attorneys question wife of ex-aide in court
Cheri Young, the wife of a former aide to John Edwards, rebuffed questions today about whether she has any incentive to lie to hurt the former presidential candidate.
- Nation Human rights showdown awaits Clinton in Beijing | Fla. city where teen killed gets interim chief
- World After 50 years, Cubans hope to travel freely | Israel fortifies border fence with Lebanon
- Nation Riverboat resumes nostalgic cruises on Mississippi | Jury hears closing arguments in NYC mob case
Politics
Warren: It is wrong for Brown to try to repeal health law if he uses it
Elizabeth Warren said today it is wrong that Senator Scott Brown has voted to block Obamas health care overhaul when he uses a provision of it to insure his adult daughter.
- Gingrich thanks supporters in farewell video | Pictures Potential GOP vice presidential candidates
- Romney strives to shore up more support for his campaign | AP: Paul campaign ignored Army inquiries
- More coverage of the presidential candidates Obama | Paul | Romney | Republican delegate tracker
Business
Rating supermarket chains
Wegmans, Trader Joe's, and Costco --- all major supermarket chains with a heavy New England presence --- were rated among the top five by Consumer Reports subscribers.
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Arts & Entertainment
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Maria Menounos gets first perfect score on 'Dancing With the Stars'
The "Extra" host and Medford native racked up the first 30-point score of the season with her vampire-themed paso doble.
Lifestyle
Scenes from the Boston Bacon and Beer Festival
Hungry attendees arrived at the Boston Bacon and Beer Festival at The House of Blues on April 28 where they feasted on this unstoppable culinary duo.
- Love Letters Can she ask for more? | Her best friend is causing trouble | He messed up
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- Dishing She foraged for ramps and made pesto
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- Pictures Stylish gifts for Mother's Day
Travel
10 unplugged vacation destinations
Step away from the keyboard. Power down your phone. At the following destinations, getting unplugged has never been easier.
- pictures Must-have gadgets for travelers
Community
Inside the Northeast Animal Shelter
The Northeast Animal Shelter in Salem saves thousands of animals each year. Here is a look at some of those animals, including Gitana (left).
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- moms Where kids eat free | Taildom Salmonella alert: Diamond recalls puppy food
- Child caring Siblings and bickering | Stories to Inspire
- SUBMIT Your labs | Your child's name | Hugs for your cat | Your twins
On The Blogs
Viewer Discretion
'Khloe and Lamar' not canceled, just on a break
Despite multiple reports, fans of Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odam's E! reality show may not have seen the last of the affectionate TV couple.
- Love Letters Can she ask for more?
- boston real estate now In spring, ask about the heat
- Movie Nation A 'Dark Knight Rises' challenge
- Innovation Economy Shirt knows when you slack off
- globe-trotting New app to report TSA profiling
- 99 Bottles A letter to Yard House after a visit
REAL ESTATE
Globe Home of the Week
Milton home shows off its master suite
This seven-year-old Colonial is within walking distance of Houghtons Pond and has a breathtaking master suite.
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Handy driving tips: True or false?
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6 ways to ace the phone interview
The hiring process often moves at lightning speed. That makes the phone screen a serious first interview.
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