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Excerpts from the Amy Bishop inquest

The amazing expanding Pentagon

After a decade of “mission creep,” the Department of Defense has become America’s default tool for dealing with the world. Where does this leave the next president?

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Peter Janney on JFK confidante Mary Pinchot Meyer’s death

“Mary’s Mosaic: The CIA Conspiracy to Murder John F. Kennedy, Mary Pinchot Meyer, and Their Vision for World Peace” offers spies, missing documents, Cold War geopolitics, and a sprinkling of Georgetown glitter.

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Three suspects in hazing case appear in court

Three of the nine people facing criminal charges for an alleged hazing incident inside the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity appeared in a Brighton courtroom Friday.

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Why R.I. should default on 38 Studios

Rhode Island should get out of venture capital entirely and focus on policies that improve its business climate overall, writes Josh Barro.

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In ‘Hemingway & Gellhorn,’ Kidman and Owen revive love story of writers

Onscreen portrayals of big literary names require big acting names, and HBO didn’t stint when it came to its latest original film.

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Nikka Costa, soul spitfire, shakes up Johnny D’s

Costa was grinning a wicked smile, strutting to the corners of the stage to tell everyone nursing their drinks to get up offa that thing.

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Massachusetts Senate approves $32.4b budget

The wide-ranging bill includes increases in school funding and new provisions intended to crack down on illegal immigration.

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Plaque honors police officer killed in 1962

Boston Police Officer John J. Gallagher was shot to death after responding to a burglar alarm at the Shawmut National Bank.

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Noël Coward’s timeless ‘Lives’

His star quality comes to the fore in a revival at the Huntington Theatre Company and an exhibit in New York.

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Phone alone

Does constant cellphone use create too much of the wrong kind of privacy for teens?

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Curt Schilling’s 38 Studios lays off entire staff

The former Red Sox pitcher’s video game company had employed more than 400 full-time workers and contractors.

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Dan Zevin regales fans with stories about fatherhood

The former Cambridge and Somerville boy popped into the Brookline Booksmith on Wednesday to read from the latest in his string of hilarious memoirs.

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Obama’s awkward private equity dance

It is odd that President Obama has elevated private equity to a pressing campaign issue, because he has given no prior indication of being troubled by the industry’s practices.

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Boston school superintendent gets critical job evaluation

The Boston School Committee gave Superintendent Carol R. Johnson low marks in many areas, revealing rare discontent.

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Grafton dog up for award at Cannes

The big winner of the Palm Dog Awards at the Cannes International Film Festival could be Bella, the wire fox terrier who appears in “Moonrise Kingdom.”

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