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Page one   The boy who burned inside There was no one to protect Marco Flores, and, just 9 when it started, he couldn't protect himself. But then one day he realized that others he loved were in danger, and that it was up to him to end it.   New 'cottage' at Maine compound for Jeb Bush Having a 3,000-square-foot vacation home erected could be a vivid reminder of the complications facing his presidential campaign.   Ireland issues resounding yes to gay marriage The heavily Catholic nation swept aside the church's opposition and became the first country to approve same-sex marriage through a popular vote.   Kevin Cullen A paradigm shift the Irish were more than ready for Even while the Irish still go to Mass more than most Europeans, they are decidedly secular when it comes to their rights.     Globe Events     A house for Ben Nicola Manganello designs an elegant home for a family in Maine with special needs.     More Globe Events →   Today's Paper → The Nation   Cleveland officer acquitted for role in shooting couple Michael Brelo was on trial for his role in the 2012 fatal shooting of two unarmed people in a car.   Veterans irked by debate on Iraq Iraq War veterans are frustrated watching Republican presidential contenders distance themselves from the decision to invade.   GOP hopefuls tread carefully on ways to fight Islamic State As President Obama grapples with the territorial gains of the Islamic State, the Republicans eyeing the White House are struggling with strategies. Jump to BostonGlobe.com The Nation Section → The World   Kevin Cullen A paradigm shift the Irish were more than ready for Even while the Irish still go to Mass more than most Europeans, they are decidedly secular when it comes to their rights.   Salvadorans flock to much-loved archbishop's beatification In a ceremony believed to be the largest religious gathering ever in Central America, the late Archbishop Oscar Romero was beatified.   john l. allen jr. | all things catholic In Romero's elevation, parallels with Francis emerge Many devotees of the iconic archbishop said there's a straight line connecting Romero and the first Latin American pope.   Jump to BostonGlobe.com The World Section → Editorial & Opinion   JOAN VENNOCHI Mass. film tax credit pays dividends - for Hollywood As state officials know, the film industry goes where it's paid to go.   DANTE RAMOS Broadband competition, Cajun style To see a dynamic broadband Internet market in action, you're better off heading to Lafayette, La.   JEFF JACOBY Let millionaire ex-presidents pay for themselves Bill and Hillary Clinton didn't start the fire of postpresidential buckraking. Jump to BostonGlobe.com Editorial & Opinion Section → Metro   The boy who burned inside There was no one to protect Marco Flores, and, just 9 when it started, he couldn't protect himself. But then one day he realized that others he loved were in danger, and that it was up to him to end it.   New 'cottage' at Maine compound for Jeb Bush Having a 3,000-square-foot vacation home erected could be a vivid reminder of the complications facing his presidential campaign.   Records request comes with a price for lawyer seeking answers A lawyer filed a records request to find out more about prison search practices. Officials told her she could have it — for $4,300. Jump to BostonGlobe.com Metro Section → Money & Careers Jump to BostonGlobe.com Money & Careers Section → Living Longer Jump to BostonGlobe.com Living Longer Section → Top Places To Work Jump to BostonGlobe.com Top Places To Work Section → Diversity Boston Jump to BostonGlobe.com Diversity Boston Section → Sports   Red Sox 8, Angels 3 Mike Napoli's two homers power Red Sox The long-slumping first baseman went deep to left field twice as the Red Sox snapped a three-game losing streak.   CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER Robert Kraft chose legacy over team Deflategate has become legacy Russian roulette for Roger Goodell, Kraft, and Tom Brady.   UFC star Ronda Rousey is taking the world by storm The undefeated champ is a charming, trash-talking MMA fighter, a sex symbol, actress, and author. Everyone, it seems, wants a piece of her. Jump to BostonGlobe.com Sports Section → All Scholastics Jump to BostonGlobe.com All Scholastics Section → Ideas   Executive function not a panacea for education ills Despite the promise and the hype, there isn't solid evidence that improving executive function leads to better grades.   Q&A Is it worth reading the comment section? For a Northeastern University professor, the comments provide valuable insight into digital communication.   the word How writers of endangered languages are embracing sci-fi The genre has been intimately connected to the Welsh revitalization movement over the past 60 years. Jump to BostonGlobe.com Ideas Section → Books Jump to BostonGlobe.com Books Section → Obituaries   Barbara Hoffman, 82; clinical psychologist for state Dr. Hoffman also was a tireless grass-roots organizer for LGBT rights.   Marques Haynes, Harlem Globetrotters great; at 89 Mr. Haynes was a legendary showman, often called the greatest dribbler in basketball history.   David Sackett, 80; proved aspirin helps prevent heart attacks Dr. Sackett also helped pioneer the use of statistical data in treating patients. Jump to BostonGlobe.com Obituaries Section → Arts & Movies Jump to BostonGlobe.com Arts & Movies Section → Travel   part 1 Journey to Myanmar: Mandalay A visual travel essay by Scott LaPierre.   The VIP Lounge: Jimmy Tingle The comedian and his wife, Catherine, spend as much time as possible at their summer home in Wellfleet.   Seeing both sides of Aruba Aruba's slogan is "One Happy Island," and it doesn't take long to understand why. Jump to BostonGlobe.com Travel Section → Real Estate   Real estate drones: ready for takeoff Sweeping aerial images are attention-grabbers. The FAA has proposed regulations and brokers can't wait.   Home of the Week Want to own a Modern marvel? For the first time since architect Henry B. Hoover built his Modern-style home overlooking the Cambridge Reservoir in 1937, the house is going on the market.   my first home Woman's home was her hassle If condos were cars, mine was a lemon. Jump to BostonGlobe.com Real Estate Section → Magazine   A Pats fan on Deflategate: 'apologize for nothing' Embracing the uncertainty and standing proud in the shadow of Deflategate.   Tom Brady's troubles: A Bill Littlefield poem Plus, send in your own Deflategate poem for a chance to win a Brady jersey.   How we're failing our female veterans From ill-fitting equipment to an ill-equipped VA medical system, we must do better. Jump to BostonGlobe.com Magazine Section → Globe North   A day to remember: Memorial Day 2015 Memorial Day is more poignant for veterans, from those who served in World War II to the troops who were deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan.   WWII vet Bob Fuller of Melrose proudly remembers "I say a prayer [at Memorial Day ceremonies] every year that they should not be forgotten."   Couple honored in Framingham has strong sense of duty Douglas J. Morrison and his wife, who are both Army captains, will be speakers at Framingham's Memorial Day ceremony. Jump to BostonGlobe.com Globe North Section → Globe South   Jim Doherty of Holbrook makes younger vets feel welcome "I saw a lot of action in the sky . . . I got shot at a lot. I shot back a lot."   Beverly Beckham Pay attention to the small details This is what I learned from the long, cold winter: to pay attention. To take it all in, every bit of it, every day.   BLOTTER TALES Fight breaks out in ice cream parlor A runaway garbage truck crashes into a house, two private eyes are questioned near a preschool, and more tales from local police blotters. Jump to BostonGlobe.com Globe South Section → Globe West   Wellesley mourns Joseph Perdoni Jr., 38, owner of pizza shop Perdoni, a Wellesley native and pizza shop owner known for his larger-than-life personality and generosity, died on May 13.   Stranded Newton teens take MBTA to prom When their limousine didn't show up, a group of Newton South students opted for a Green Line train.   Globe West calendar A celebration of Jewish culture, one-act operas, and more things to do west of Boston. Jump to BostonGlobe.com Globe West Section → Comics Crossword Circulars Jump to BostonGlobe.com Circulars Section →

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