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August 3, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Pentagon questions drug study on troops | Misconduct is alleged in tests using wounded  Frank warned colleague not to aid troubled bank  Genzyme, Sanofi locked in negotiations  For DeLeo, much rides on casino showdown  WikiLeaks case puts spotlight on Boston’s hacker culture  More Globe Stories  INDIANS 6, RED SOX 5: Bad tidings | Flat early, Sox fall to lowly Indians  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: Situation with Red Sox’ Ellsbury is at critical mass  New Patriot Holt playing catch-up  CAMPING WITH ALBERT R. BREER: Revis might not be on board here  More Sports  Patrick rescinds compromise offer | Sends casino measure back to Legislature without any provision to allow slot parlors  KEVIN CULLEN: Searching for closure  2 small planes crash off Cape Cod | Five onboard are unhurt in accidents near Mashpee, Bourne  Winthrop trek becomes an easy sail  Congressman Lynch’s Democratic rival is banking on voter anger  More City/Region		ADVERTISEMENT   ARE YOU ON FACEBOOK? SO ARE WE. Become a fan of Boston.com on Facebook ® and get the latest Boston news, sports, photos, videos and more, right in your Facebook news feed.  BECOME A FAN
Tufts Health will rein in rate increases | Deal on costs is state’s third with an insurer  New approach, new hope for Downtown Crossing | City turns to commercial owners for help in renewal  Mass. Right to Repair bill stalls, proponents to try again  Development bill is more than a tax holiday  Small businesses applaud new health care measure  More Business  When home is a zoo | With help from Boston veterinarian Gary Patronek, a new series sheds light on animal hoarding  VOICES | ALEX BEAM: Still feeling the juice | Miles unfold on the first generation Prius, but battery anxieties stay in the box  STAGE REVIEW: The sunny side of ‘Our Town’ | Director Martin plays up laughs at expense of darker themes  FRAME BY FRAME: The fire in their eyes was dying | The divine in Regnault’s fearful horses  MUSIC REVIEW: Welcome guests and standout soloists at Tanglewood  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: DeLeo’s stubbornness puts fellow Democrats in a bind  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Black holes: Life outdoes art  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Brazil’s humane offer  DERRICK Z. JACKSON: Repeal a tax cut no one can afford  PETER SKERRY: The immigration vote | Ineffective policies do little but energize advocacy groups  H.D.S. GREENWAY: Fighting language  More Editorial/Opinion