Boston Marathon bombing

Boston Bombing Survivor: How Jake Gyllenhaal and Stronger Helped Me Recover

By Jeff Bauman

The True Story Behind Patriots Day

By Eliza Berman

Son of Boston Cop Arrested in Counter-Terrorism Sting

By Sarah Begley

Boston Bombing Survivors Take Marathon-Sized Strides

By Justin Worland
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Support for Death Penalty Drops

Only a slim majority of Americans agree with it

By Rishi Iyengar

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Probably Won't End Up in Massachusetts

A life sentence would likely take him to Colorado while death row would be in Indiana

By Josh Sanburn

Tsarnaev Took 'Intro to Ethics'

The 21-year-old's report card shows an undeclared major with seven Fs

By Sabrina Toppa

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

Jury Selection Begins in Boston Bombing Trial

Jury selection begins Monday

By Justin Worland

Friend of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Found Guilty

Azamat Tazhayakov is the first of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's friends to be put on trial for obstructing the investigation

By Nolan Feeney

Hollywood Eyes Marathon Bombing Survivor's Story

Three of the names behind the Oscar-nominated film The Fighter have reportedly signed on to produce a movie about Jeff Bauman

By TIME Staff

Prosecutors: Suspected Boston Bombers Used Christmas Lights, Model Car Parts in Explosives

Prosecutors say the sophistry of the explosives gave investigators reason to believe that the suspects may have had accomplices, prompting them to question Dzhokhar Tsarnaev while he was being treated in the hospital.

By Noah Rayman

Tsarnaev’s Attorneys Say FBI Went Too Far in Questions

The Boston bombing suspect's attorneys claim the 27 hour interrogation was intended to incriminate Dzokhar

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Fox Developing Series on Boston Marathon Bombing

The event series, based on the bestselling book Long Mile Home by two Boston Globe reporters, will follow the lives of five people whose lives are forever changed by the Boston Marathon attacks

By Eliana Dockterman

Unattended Bags Cause Scare Ahead of Boston Race

Boston authorities charged a man with disturbing the peace, possessing a hoax device and disorderly conduct after he left two unattended backpacks near the Marathon finish line on Tuesday, a year after twin blasts killed 3 people and injured 260 others

By Nolan Feeney

What Russia Knew About the Boston Marathon Bomber

An unreleased report shows that the Russian government concealed key information on Tamerlan Tsarnaev two years before the bombing

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Report: Russia Withheld Intel on Bombing Suspect

An unreleased government report shows Russian authorities didn't tell U.S. officials about an intercepted call between Tamerlan Tsarnaev and his mother about Islamic jihad until after the attack on the Boston Marathon, which might have put him under greater scrutiny

By Noah Rayman

Report Details Missteps in Boston Bombing Manhunt

New report found that preparations by marathon organizers and local authorities may have saved lives, but says law enforcement co-ordination during manhunt was chaotic and at times dangerous

By Noah Rayman

Agent Cleared in Slaying of Marathon Suspect's Pal

A Florida prosecutor has cleared an unnamed FBI agent in the shooting death of Ibragim Todashev, calling it self-defense. The agent and two state troopers were interrogating Todashev at his home when he charged them with a long pole

By Denver Nicks
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