By Thomas J. Sheeran and Kantele Franko

Five men described by federal authorities as anarchists angry with corporate America and the government were charged with plotting to bomb an Ohio bridge linking two Cleveland suburbs.

Political Notebook

Mitt Romney lauds President Obama on bin Laden

Romney paid a Twitter tribute to the president, then spent the day bemoaning that the issue has become politicized.

Today’s corrections for The Boston Globe.

As News Corp. boss, Murdoch is called unfit

By John F. Burns and Ravi Somaiya

A startlingly damning report on the hacking scandal at Rupert Murdoch’s British newspapers concluded that Murdoch was “not a fit person’’ to run a huge international company.

Overloaded India river ferry capsizes; 103 dead, 100 missing

Rescuers on Tuesday had recovered 103 bodies from a northeastern river after a heavily packed ferry capsized and said they feared that dozens of others had been swept away.

Muslim herdsmen razed Christian villages along a central Nigerian plain where ethnic and religious violence remains rampant, killing at least six people, authorities said.

editorial

The murder of Maria Avelina Palaguachi and her 2-year-old son, Brian, should be tried in Massachusetts, where the killings happened last year.

letters | A push for summer jobs

“Brown’s reelection campaign claims to focus on jobs, but he has filibustered or voted against bills to support the unemployed or to create jobs.” — Kim Smith

letters | A push for summer jobs

“Scott Brown introduced a bill in 2010 to provide funding for summer jobs programs without raising taxes or increasing national debt.” — Lydia Goldblatt

PLYMOUTH

A union that represents nearly 400 employees at the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth has scheduled a vote this Friday on whether to authorize their leadership to call a strike.

SALEM

A 29-year-old Lynn man was sentenced to nine to 12 years in state prison for inflicting permanent brain and vision damage on his 2-month-old daughter.

BOSTON

Boston police on Tuesday identified the man found fatally shot Friday in a Jamaica Plain home as Mariano Malave of Boston.

By Christopher S. Rugaber

US manufacturing grew last month at the fastest pace in 10 months, suggesting that the economy is healthier than recent data had indicated.

Poultry prices jump as more develop taste for dark meat

By Steve Karnowski

Thighs and drumsticks are selling briskly as Americans join consumers abroad in seeking flavor that isn’t found in chicken breasts.

Wild Turkey’s first US television ad campaign offers a new twist to giving someone the bird.

Billy Neighbors, lineman for Bear Bryant’s Crimson Tide

Mr. Neighbors, a star lineman on coach Bear Bryant’s first national championship team at Alabama, has died. He was 72.

Tomás Borge Martínez, 81, last of Sandinista founders

By Filadelfo Aleman

Tomás Borge Martínez, the last surviving founder of the Sandinista guerrilla movement that overthrew Nicaragua’s US-backed right-wing dictatorship in 1979, died Monday.

Alexander Dale Oen, 26, world swimming champ for Norway

By Louise Nordstrom

Mr. Dale Oen, one of Norway’s top medal hopes for the London Olympics, died of cardiac arrest after collapsing in his bathroom during a training camp.

Game 2: Celtics 87, Hawks 80

Celtics topple Hawks, even series

By Frank Dell’Apa

A combination of stifling defense and Paul Pierce’s ability to take over the game carried the Celtics to victory and tied the series at 1-1.

On basketball

Bench players stepped up for the Celtics

By Gary Washburn

Coach Doc Rivers used nearly his entire bench and then rode the backs of Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett, and Avery Bradley to a Game 2 win over the Hawks.

Bob Ryan

Paul Pierce gives Celtics a game for the ages

By Bob Ryan

When history examines Celtics playoff performances, Paul Pierce’s output in Game 2 against the Hawks will stand out as one of the best.

We’re looking for recipes for dining outdoors, on the beach, on your back porch for The Recipe Box Project, a collection of readers’ favorites. The dishes can be old standbys like macaroni salad or more modern rice and grain salads. If there’s a picnic chicken you always make in the summer or a dessert that’s become your specialty, please tell us about it and the story of where the dish comes from and how you serve it. Send recipes to recipebox@globe.com.

Recipe for Red quinoa salad with black beans

This red quinoa with black beans can be wrapped individually in large flour tortillas or used as the base for baking fish.

FOOD | TRAVEL

Latin accents spice up old flavors in Louisville, Kentucky

By Liza Weisstuch

The Silver Dollar opened in November on a once vibrant, then desolate, strip of Louisville’s Clifton neighborhood.