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    Politics

    Cambridge City Councilor Burhan Azeem pushes for more housing

    bostonglobe.com • Politics • Massachusetts

    Cambridge City Councilor Burhan Azeem's impactful housing reforms, including the ambitious six-story zoning initiative, demonstrate his political savvy and commitment to addressing the housing crisis.

    Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has a trusty sidekick: her baby Mira

    bostonglobe.com • Politics • United States

    Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's decision to bring her baby, Mira, to work challenges societal expectations of women in politics and normalizes the realities of working motherhood.

    Boston police accountability: OPAT falls short of vision

    bostonglobe.com • Politics • United States

    Boston's Office of Police Accountability and Transparency (OPAT) faces criticism for falling short of its reform goals, despite recent efforts to improve staffing, community engagement, and public awareness.

    Boston Mayor Wu slams Trump deportations, cancelled student visas

    bostonglobe.com • Politics • United States

    Boston Mayor Michelle Wu criticizes the Trump administration's actions regarding deportations and student visa cancellations, highlighting the impact on international students and higher education institutions.

    Trump administration cuts to health shadow Mass. budget talks

    bostonglobe.com • Politics • Massachusetts

    Proposed budget cuts in Massachusetts, exacerbated by potential federal funding reductions under the Trump administration, threaten crucial health programs and services.

    Opinion | Transgender activists' imposition of dogma

    bostonglobe.com • Politics • World

    The article critiques the increasingly dogmatic approach of transgender activists, arguing that their imposition of beliefs on society, particularly in schools, is alienating and counterproductive.

    EV heavy truck sale rules delayed, Massachusetts regulators say

    bostonglobe.com • Politics • Massachusetts

    Massachusetts delays enforcement of electric heavy truck sales mandates due to manufacturers' inability to meet quotas, creating an impasse between environmental goals and industry challenges.

    Susan Collins is quietly working to contain the damage for Maine

    bostonglobe.com • Politics • Maine

    Senator Susan Collins navigates a challenging political landscape, quietly intervening to protect Maine from Trump's retaliation while publicly maintaining neutrality.

    White House moves to revoke Harvard’s tax-exempt status: Reports

    bostonglobe.com • Politics • USA

    The Trump administration's attempt to revoke Harvard University's tax-exempt status sparks controversy and legal challenges, raising concerns about political interference and the future of higher education.

    How Trump tore apart close-knit cities on the US-Canada border

    bostonglobe.com • Politics • Canada

    Donald Trump's trade policies and rhetoric have significantly strained the close-knit relationship between US and Canadian border cities, impacting their economies and political landscape.

    Sports

    Red Sox’ Jarren Duran opens up about 2022 suicide attempt

    bostonglobe.com • Sports • USA

    Red Sox player Jarren Duran publicly disclosed a past suicide attempt and emphasized the importance of mental health awareness.

    Opinion | Abolish the gender divide in athletics

    bostonglobe.com • Sports • World

    Two academics argue for abolishing gender categories in athletics, emphasizing that societal factors, not inherent biological differences, primarily explain the performance gap between male and female athletes.

    Shedeur Sanders falls into late third round of NFL Draft

    bostonglobe.com • Sports • World

    Shedeur Sanders, son of Deion Sanders, was unexpectedly drafted in the third round of the NFL Draft, despite pre-draft projections placing him higher.

    Patriots continue draft focus on the offense in third round

    bostonglobe.com • Sports • USA

    The New England Patriots focused their third-round NFL draft picks on bolstering their offense, selecting wide receiver Tiyon Williams and center Jared Wilson.

    NFL Draft live updates: New England Patriots picks, grades, analysis

    bostonglobe.com • Sports • World

    This article provides live updates and analysis of the 2025 NFL Draft, focusing on the New England Patriots' picks and overall draft outcomes.

    NFL Draft 2025 live updates: Patriots take Cal safety Craig Woodson; news and analysis

    bostonglobe.com • Sports • World

    The 2025 NFL Draft's Day 3 saw the Patriots prioritize offense, bolstering their support for quarterback Drake Maye with several key picks, while also addressing defensive needs.

    Crime

    Irish ‘traveling conman’ charged in $2m home repair scam in R.I., Mass.

    bostonglobe.com • Crime • United States

    An Irish national is charged with a $2 million home repair scam targeting homeowners in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, employing high-pressure tactics and exploiting victims' trust.

    Officer Mitchell Walsh faces multiple charges

    bostonglobe.com • Crime • Massachusetts

    Fall River police officer Mitchell Walsh was arrested and charged with multiple felonies, including attempting to have sex with a minor and drug possession, following an undercover sting operation.

    Longmeadow man pleads guilty to $19M loan scheme: identity theft, wire fraud

    bostonglobe.com • Crime • Massachusetts

    A Longmeadow, Massachusetts man admitted to a $19 million loan scheme involving forged documents and defaulting on loans for real estate businesses.

    Immigration

    ICE detains New Bedford man, wife shares the horrific experience

    bostonglobe.com • Immigration • United States

    The article details the wrongful detention of a Guatemalan man by ICE agents in New Bedford, Massachusetts, highlighting the family's ordeal and raising questions about the agency's practices.

    ICE on campus: Here's why international students are losing visas

    bostonglobe.com • Immigration • USA

    The article details how ICE is terminating international students' visas without consulting universities, raising concerns about due process and creating a chilling effect on international enrollment in US higher education.

    Federal agents detain Guatemalan man waiting meet with lawyer

    bostonglobe.com • Immigration • United States

    Federal agents in New Bedford, Massachusetts, arrested a Guatemalan immigrant during a tense standoff, sparking concerns about immigration enforcement practices.

    Law

    Court rules congregation can be evicted from R.I.'s Touro Synagogue

    bostonglobe.com • Law • Rhode Island

    A Rhode Island court ruled that Congregation Jeshuat Israel must be evicted from the Touro Synagogue, ending a long-standing legal battle between two congregations.

    Read the texts Karen Read and John O’Keefe exchanged before his tragic death

    bostonglobe.com • Law • USA

    Text messages exchanged between Karen Read and John O'Keefe before his death were presented in court, revealing a strained relationship marked by arguments and disagreements.

    Karen Read retrial: Here's how Friday unfolded

    bostonglobe.com • Law • Massachusetts

    The Karen Read retrial continued with testimony from a paramedic and a hospital lab director, followed by a jury visit to the crime scene.

    Food

    Why my $50 rice cooker is the kitchen tool I never knew I needed

    bostonglobe.com • Food • World

    A writer recounts their newfound appreciation for a simple, affordable rice cooker, emphasizing its convenience and the consistently perfect rice it produces.

    Fresh from R.I.’s shores and fields, the Farm Coast offers a bounty of local food

    bostonglobe.com • Food • New England

    The article highlights the flourishing Farm Coast region of Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts, showcasing several restaurants and markets that prioritize locally sourced ingredients.

    At the Marathon 2025 in Boston? Here's where to eat on the route

    bostonglobe.com • Food • Boston

    This article lists restaurants along the Boston Marathon route offering special deals and viewing opportunities for spectators and runners.

    Transportation

    Some T trains are sooo loud, sound meter finds

    bostonglobe.com • Transportation • Boston

    A sound level meter reveals the surprisingly high decibel levels of Boston's 'T' trains at various stations, prompting discussion on noise pollution and its impact on rider experience and health.

    Opinion | A frustrating start for the South Coast rail line

    bostonglobe.com • Transportation • Massachusetts

    The initial rollout of the South Coast Rail line has been plagued by service disruptions due to crew shortages, raising concerns about the effectiveness of public transit investments and the contractor's performance.

    South Coast Rail service disruption leaves riders stranded, skeptical of commuter line

    bostonglobe.com • Transportation • Massachusetts

    The newly launched South Coast Rail line in Massachusetts is facing significant service disruptions due to staffing shortages, leaving commuters stranded and skeptical of the system's reliability.

    Baseball

    Sunday Baseball Notes: Reviewing the early story lines this season

    bostonglobe.com • Baseball • World

    This article provides a comprehensive overview of early-season MLB storylines, focusing on team performances, player contracts, and noteworthy events.

    Disastrous White Sox know a rebuild will take time

    bostonglobe.com • Baseball • World

    The Chicago White Sox are undergoing a rebuild, focusing on developing young players and patiently awaiting their rise through the minor leagues.

    Healthcare

    Prospect files for bankruptcy, leaving its hospitals in R.I. and Conn. in limbo - The Boston Globe

    bostonglobe.com • Healthcare • United States

    Prospect Medical Holdings, owner of several hospitals in Rhode Island and Connecticut, filed for bankruptcy, leaving the future of these facilities uncertain while a sale to a nonprofit is pending.

    Prospect Medical: What to know about its hospitals and bankruptcy

    bostonglobe.com • Healthcare • Rhode Island

    Prospect Medical Holdings' bankruptcy filing raises concerns about its hospitals' future, but state officials and company executives assure continued operations while a sale to a non-profit is pending.

    Economics

    Opinion | The millionaires tax: A cautionary tale for RI

    bostonglobe.com • Economics • Massachusetts

    Massachusetts's recent millionaires tax, while initially boosting revenue, has led to significant outmigration and a negative long-term economic outlook, serving as a cautionary tale for other states.

    As tariffs hit online shopping, Temu, Kickstarter prep consumers

    bostonglobe.com • Economics • World

    President Trump's tariffs on imported goods are impacting online shopping, with some retailers adjusting prices and others disclosing import charges to consumers.