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A federal appeals court has dealt another blow to President Donald Trump’s revised travel ban targeting six Muslim-majority countries.
Trump vows to crack down on leaks, chastises NATO over dues
President Trump called recent leaks ‘‘deeply troubling,’’ and said he is asking the Justice Department and other agencies to ‘‘launch a complete review of this matter.”
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Baby boomers beware: GOP’s Medicaid cuts could hurt you down the road
If the Republican plan to slash $834 billion from Medicaid goes forward, it could have a devastating impact on seniors with critical health needs.
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Milton Academy taps social justice expert to confront bias incidents
The prestigious school has faced a series of student protests this week about administrators’ response to bias incidents.
Emboldened bears in N.H. town must die, state says
The Department of Fish and Game’s plan to capture and euthanize the bears isn’t sitting well with residents of Hanover and beyond.
Legoland will name giant giraffe ‘Gio’ after 6-year-old Medford boy who died
It looks like a Medford family will get their wish, after all.
Boston has more millenials than other large cities, study finds
They’re also better educated and more diverse than in other major cities, according to a new study by The Boston Foundation.
MBTA general manager Shortsleeve to step down
It will be the third time since 2015 the MBTA has changed leadership.
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Reading between the lines of recent developments, it’s conceivable that Brady won’t play until his mid 40s.
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Dear Aetna. You won’t get big dough like GE, but Mass. is still the place to be
An open letter to Mark Bertolini, CEO of Aetna, one of the largest health insurers in the country.
UMass-Boston has built a baseball powerhouse
UMass-Boston has been battered by bad press but its once homeless baseball team is going back to the Div. 3 College World Series.
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Boston parents urge school system to dump food contractor
The Boston Citywide Parent Council, upset that too many students are tossing their lunches into the trash, has launched a letter-writing and phone-call campaign.
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Nearly one in five trains on the heavily trafficked line was late during the second week of May.
With state budget in crisis, Conn. governor says history will vindicate him
Connecticut is the wealthiest state in the country, but it faces a massive budget gap and the prospect of even higher taxes and more painful budget cuts.
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Trump Today: Russians discussed how to shape Trump’s views
The Russians focused on Paul Manafort, who was Trump’s campaign chairman at the time, and Michael Flynn, who was a campaign adviser.
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Networks, not nation-states, will solve global crises
Nongovernmental networks can solve global problems in ways that international diplomacy cannot.
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Doctor who faced retaliation for double-booked surgery worries wins lawsuit
Dr. James Holsapple had “vehemently objected” to doctors doing two operations at once.
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