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  • Boston Bombing Suspect’s Body Buried at Undisclosed Site

    Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s body has been buried, according to Worcester, Massachusetts, police who didn’t disclose the location.

  • Boston Suspects Said to Initially Plan Attack for July 4

    The two brothers suspected in the Boston Marathon bombings initially targeted the city’s July 4 celebration and attacked last month’s race after building their bombs faster than expected, according to a U.S. official.

  • Boston Manhunt ‘Missed the Boat’ as Police Skip Street

    Sue Lund lives about five blocks from where police engaged in a wild shootout April 19 with the two Boston Marathon bombing suspects and about eight doors down from where the one who escaped alive was found 18 hours later.

  • Boston Hero Looked Guy With Bag Straight in the Eyes

    Before the videotapes, before the lucky mobile phone, before the shootouts, there was an extraordinarily courageous 27-year-old named Jeff Bauman who helped lead the FBI on the trail of the suspects in the bombing of the Boston Marathon -- and there was the anti-war activist who probably saved Bauman’s life.

  • Boston Hero Looked Guy in the Eyes Before Telling FBI

    Before the videotapes, before the lucky cellphone, before the shootouts, there was an extraordinarily courageous 27-year-old named Jeff Bauman who helped lead the FBI on the trail of the suspects in the bombing of the Boston Marathon -- and there was the anti-war activist who probably saved Bauman’s life.

  • Trailer Park to Harvard Put Bird on Course to Change U.S.

    Jeremy Bird says he wants to change the world one data point at a time.

  • Boston Bombing Suspects Said to Plan Times Square Attack

    The two brothers suspected in the deadly Boston Marathon bombings planned to drive to New York City after the April 15 attack and set off more explosives in Times Square, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said.

  • Boston Suspects Said to Learn Bomb-Making on Internet

    Two brothers suspected in the deadly Boston Marathon bombings used remote controls from toy cars to set off the blasts that ripped through the race’s finish line, according to federal law-enforcement officials and members of Congress briefed on the matter.

  • Terrorism Comes to Cambridge

    My experience of Blackhawk helicopters was restricted to Iraq -- until this morning, when I heard them flying low over the quiet, leafy Cambridge, Massachusetts, neighborhood where I’ve lived for most of my 42 years.

  • Mayhem Erupts in Boston After MIT Campus Officer Slain

    Mayhem erupted around Boston early today as police pursued suspects thought to be armed with automatic weapons and explosives, heightening tensions in a city reeling from this week’s terrorist bombings.

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