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Boston Marathon Bombing Survivor Who Worked to Help Others Dies at 37

By Andrea Park / People

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Probably Won't End Up in Massachusetts

By Josh Sanburn

See Evidence From the Boston Bombing Trial

By Marisa Schwartz Taylor

Boston Jury Sees Bombing Suspect's Manifesto

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Boston Bombing Victim Posts Courageous Open Letter to Tsarnaev

"I looked at you right in the face ... and realized I wasn't afraid anymore"

By Sarah Begley

Boston Bomber Jury Service Could Be Test for Catholics

There's a potential clash between jury selection criteria and Catholic teachings

By Rishi Iyengar

Morning Must Reads: January 23

Saudi King Dies at 90King Abdullah, the powerful U.S. ally who joined the fight against al-Qaeda and sought to modernize the ultraconservative Muslim kingdom with incremental but significant reforms, including nudging open greater opportunities for...

By TIME Staff

Hunt for Impartial Jurors Delays Boston Bombing Trial

“Make sure he gets what he deserves," wrote a prospective juror

By Eliana Dockterman

See the Final Moments Before Boston Bombing Suspect Was Arrested

Cops cornered suspected Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, whose trial began this week, on April 19, 2013

By TIME Photo

Morning Must Reads: January 5

Cops Protest Mayor at FuneralDozens of New York City police officers turned their backs toward Mayor Bill de Blasio during services to honor and remember a police officer who was killed Dec. 20—denying a request...

By TIME Staff

Casey Affleck to Star in Film About the Marathon Attack

The actor has reportedly signed on to star in and produce Boston Strong

By Megan Gibson

Tsarnaev Asks to Delay Boston-Bombing Trial

The trial is currently scheduled to begin in November

By Justin Worland

Alleged Boston Bombing Accomplices to Face Trial

A federal judge set a trial date for alleged Boston bombing accomplices Dias Kadyrbayev and Azamat Tazhayakov, both Kazakh nationals, who are charged with aiding Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to get rid of incriminating evidence and flee authorities

By Dan Kedmey

Newlywed Boston Marathon Bombing Survivors Finish Race Holding Hands

Patrick Downes and Jessica Kensky each lost a leg in the bombings last year, only six months after getting married. One year later, they crossed the finish line together

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Boston Will Commemorate Tragedy Before Running Another Race

Boston must pay its respects to the victims of last year's tragedy while putting on another race

By Jon Marcus

Boston Bombing Survivor Will Be a Dad Soon

Jeff Bauman became a double amputee after being caught in the blasts at the finish line of last year's Boston Marathon. But less than a year later, he and his fiancé are expecting their first child

By Eliana Dockterman

Boston Marathon Bombing Survivor Dances Again

Adrianne Haslet-Davis performed on stage at the 2014 TED Conference in Vancouver

By Eric Dodds

Capturing the Real Face of Terror: Photographing Dzhokhar Tsarnaev

In one of the first interviews since he retired, Sgt. Sean Murphy visited TIME to discuss the photographs he made during the dramatic capture of suspected Boston Marathon Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on April 19, 2013.

By Josh Sanburn

TIME Picks the Top 10 Photos of 2013

More than ever, photography has become the predominant means for us to communicate. An absolutely astounding number of pictures are shared every single day — half a billion, and rising. And yet somehow, even amid...

By TIME Staff

War of Images: Rolling Stone, Tsarnaev and the Branding of a Tragedy

Fred Ritchin writes for LightBox on the photographic branding and rhetoric of the modern villain following the Boston bombings.

By Fred Ritchin
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