Boston bombing suspects had planned July 4 attack
BOSTON/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The two brothers suspected of carrying out the deadly attacks on the Boston Marathon had originally planned to set off their bombs on July 4, a law...
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Bombing suspect body claimed, July 4 attack originally planned
BOSTON (Reuters) - The body of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev was claimed on behalf of his family on Thursday, an official said. Tsarnaev's body had been kept at...
Bombing suspect body claimed, July 4 attack originally planned
BOSTON (Reuters) - The body of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev was claimed on behalf of his family on Thursday, an official said. Tsarnaev's body had been kept at...
Three men charged with undermining Boston bombing probe
BOSTON (Reuters) - U.S. authorities on Wednesday charged three men with interfering with the investigation of the Boston Marathon bombing, saying they hid fireworks and a backpack belonging to one...
Visitors help Boston shops bounce back after Marathon attacks
BOSTON (Reuters) - One tourist wanted to eat at a restaurant as close to the Boston Marathon finish line as possible. Other well-wishers made a point of buying shoes at...
Funerals begin for victims of Boston marathon bombing
MEDFORD, Massachusetts (Reuters) - Hundreds of mourners crowded outside a suburban Boston church on Monday for the first of a series of funerals for the victims of the Boston Marathon...
Boston Marathon case prosecutor known for aggressive record
BOSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - As the top federal law enforcer in Massachusetts, U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz has taken heat for being tough to a fault and coming down too hard...
Public defender says will represent Boston bomb suspect
BOSTON (Reuters) - The Federal Public Defender Office said Saturday it will represent Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings, once charges are filed. Miriam Conrad, head of...
After blasts, financial firms seek to reopen Boston offices on Tuesday
(Reuters) - Financial services firms like Wells Fargo and Loomis Sayles said they are hoping to re-open their Boston offices on Tuesday, but will also allow employees to work remotely...
Exclusive: BofA’s Moynihan to hold stock longer in new pay policy
BOSTON/CHARLOTTE (Reuters) - Bank of America Corp Chief Executive Brian Moynihan will need to hold shares likely worth millions of dollars for at least a year after he retires, under...