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FBI agent kills man with ties to bomb suspect in Orlando

The scene of the fatal shooting in Orlando.

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Ibragim Todashev, 26, was being questioned about his alleged ties to Tamerlan Tsarnaev.

Manhunt cost Watertown Police $250,000, chief says

Watertown Police Chief Ed Deveau is seeking state and federal aid to help cover the costs related to the Marathon bombing response.

After slowdown, strong growth forecast for Mass., N.E.

The state’s unemployment rate, which was 6.4 percent in April, is expected to decline to 5.2 percent by the end of 2017, a report predicts.

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Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray to resign

Murray has accepted a private-sector post with a Worcester business group and is expected to resign next month.

Dan Shaughnessy

Bruins look like they can’t be stopped

Don’t let Tuesday night’s one-goal advantage fool you. The Bruins dominated the Rangers again, and are on the threshold of the East finals.

Boston restaurateurs dish about rude customers

Diners are feeling more entitled than ever, and aren’t afraid to voice their displeasure. What’s a restaurant to do?

15 remain in the race for mayor of Boston

Only 15 of the original two dozen hopefuls announced they had gathered the 3,000 nominating signatures necessary to win a spot on the ballot.

Mayoral ally draws scrutiny in Lawrence

Revenue has dropped at a city-owned parking garage run by manager Justo Garcia, an ally of Mayor William Lantigua who is now the focus of an FBI investigation.

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Marina Keegan of Wayland had accepted a job at The New Yorker before she died.

Theater to stage crash victim’s play

Ginger dark chocolate is packed at the Taza Chocolate factory in Somerville. A machine will speed packing to free workers for other jobs.

Taza Chocolate focuses on quality amid growth

Chilean sea bass with ginger scallion sauce.

Cheap Eats

New look, menu win fans at Cheng Du

From left, Ed Helms, Bradley Cooper, and Zach Galifianakis in “The Hangover Part III.” What’s missing from the flick is a sense of comic outrage.

Movie Review

‘Hangover III’ leaves a searing headache

dining out

Roasts, revelry at uneven Tavern Road

Solome Nakimuli and Sarah Gustache of Cambridge Rindge and Latin celebrate after Gustache’s performance in the preliminary round of the Louder Than a Bomb competition at Mass College of Art and Design.

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Poetry slam fosters hope

Overruns may cost each member of the Belmont Country Club at least $28,000.

Costs, tempers rise at Belmont Country Club

Raytheon vies for $3b space job

Marathon bombing victims Brittany Loring (left) and Liza Cherney received their diplomas during the BC commencement.

Marathon victims attend BC commencement

Nick Jones, on crutches, is welcomed back to the New England College of Optometry on Valentine’s Day 2012 by his classmates, teachers and administrators at the Back Bay school.

Kevin Cullen

Honoring a class of three

Senate candidate Gabriel Gomez (left) and Senator John McCain (center) greeted veteran Thomas Hudner during a fund-raiser at the Fairmont Copley Hotel Monday.

Gomez blasts Markey on safety

MIT scientist Kanako Miura was hit by a truck near Kenmore Square, and her bike was dragged 75 feet before dislodging.

Visibility at issue in fatal crash with cyclist

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POLITICAL NOTEBOOK

A congressional delegation, which includes Representative William R. Keating, will travel to Russia next week.

Rep. Keating to join mission to Russia

A congressional delegation will meet with officials to discuss the ongoing investigations into the Marathon bombings.

Sports

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David Ortiz broke up a no-hit bid in the seventh, but hit into a double play in the eighth.

Red Sox lose to White Sox again

The Red Sox wasted a strong effort from Felix Doubront, as their offense again failed to deliver in the second straight loss.

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A subject was questioned in Roxbury during the wide police sweep on Tuesday.

58 arrested in drug raids aimed at stemming violence

The shooting of a 13-year-old in January galvanized a four-month sting operation in Boston that culminated on Tuesday.

Columnists

JEFF JACOBY

Academic freedom?

derrick z. jackson

Obamas’ message not just for black students

SCOT LEHIGH

Gomez’s goal — sensible centrism

Dougie Hamilton (left) and Shawn Thornton rush in to celebrate with Daniel Paille after his game-winning goal in the third period.

Dan Shaughnessy

Bruins may never lose another game

His arm infection appears to be cleared up, but Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski still may be facing back surgery.