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‘There should be no fare increase until the Red Line is fixed,’ Marty Walsh says; the T disagrees

Boston’s mayor called on the MBTA to delay its planned fare increase until after the Red Line is repaired following last week’s derailment. The state transportation secretary said that was “not the correct gesture.” 32 minutes ago
Walsh says city should have seat on T oversight boardHere's what you'll have to pay after the fare hike

Harvard rescinds admission to Parkland survivor over racist comments
Kashuv announced Monday that Harvard rescinded his admission due to racist comments that he made nearly two years ago. 40 minutes ago

Sean P. Murphy | Fine Print

A gutter still gushes water after it was replaced

Water gushing over a “repaired” gutter prompts a Jamaica Plain homeowner to demand that a contractor respond to her complaints.

Suspected human bones found behind Wakefield shed

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‘I’ve never experienced anything like this’: Haverhill marijuana entrepreneur accuses neighbors of extortion

A fight over a deck in Haverhill has exploded into a legal battle that includes accusations of criminal intimidation.

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The real story in the Patriots-Texans clash: Nick Caserio wants out
Houston’s pursuit of the director of player personnel has exposed some tension in Foxborough. 32 minutes ago

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Why have these buildings sat empty for years and even decades?
Despite the red-hot real estate market, Boston still has buildings in prime locales that have remained vacant for ages. We sought out their owners to find out why.

Gloria Vanderbilt, heiress, jeans queen, dies at 95

Gloria Vanderbilt, the ‘‘poor little rich girl’’ heiress at the center of a scandalous custody battle of the 1930s and the designer jeans queen of the 1970s and ‘80s, died on Monday at 95.

Trump says supporters might ‘demand’ that he serve more than two terms

The 22nd Amendment of the Constitution limits the presidency to two terms.
Trump campaign cutting ties with 3 of 5 pollsters after leak of poor results

3 notable quotes from Trump’s ‘30 hours’ ABC interview

President Trump told George Stephanopoulos that he didn’t fire Robert Mueller in part because firings “didn’t work out too well” for Richard Nixon.
John Oliver calls for impeachment of Trump

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Abolish the religious exemption to vaccination

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A salute to great teachers

CLEA SIMON

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JAMES T. BRETT AND RICHARD E. NEAL

Ensuring secure retirement for all Americans

10th suspect in David Ortiz shooting expected to face judge today
Gabriel Alexander Perez Vizcaíno is scheduled to face a judge at 5 p.m. or later for his alleged role in the failed plot to kill Ortiz.

SJC says state agencies should be more open to records requests that are in the public interest

The unanimous ruling grew out of a lawsuit filed by the Globe against the Department of Public Health for electronic records. 38 minutes ago

High court lets Virginia voting go ahead under redrawn map

Voters will elect lawmakers to the Virginia House of Delegates using a map seen as favorable to Democrats, under a ruling from the Supreme Court. 3 hours ago

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  1. Why have these buildings sat empty for years and even decades?
  2. Harvard rescinds admission to Parkland survivor over racist comments
  3. Mayor asks MBTA to postpone fare hike in wake of Red Line derailment; T board says it’s too late
  4. The real story in the Patriots-Texans clash: Nick Caserio wants out
  5. ‘I’ve never experienced anything like this’: Haverhill marijuana entrepreneur accuses neighbors of extortion
  6. So, now what? Nine thoughts on the state of the Celtics
  7. Mohammed Morsi, former Egyptian leader, collapses and dies in court
  8. Gloria Vanderbilt, heiress, jeans queen, dies at 95
  9. All of a sudden Celtics are hitting the reset button

In a first for WeWork, it’s taking over an entire building in Boston
This will be the co-working giant’s 12th location in Boston and Cambridge. 57 minutes ago

Buttigieg says statistically it’s ‘almost certain’ the US has had ‘excellent gay presidents’
‘‘My gaydar doesn’t even work that well in the present, let alone retroactively, but one can only assume that’s the case,’’ Pete Buttigieg added. an hour ago

Taylor Swift’s new music video is a who’s who of LGBTQ entertainers
Taylor Swift’s new music video features a number of famous faces, including Ellen DeGeneres, Laverne Cox, RuPaul, and the cast of “Queer Eye.” 12:06 p.m.

Ex-school employee in Connecticut charged with supplying pot to students

Police say a former employee of a Connecticut high school has been charged providing marijuana to students who attended the school. 2 hours ago

Women’s co-working space The Wing comes to Boston

The rapidly expanding chain of co-working spaces focused on women opens its eighth location on Monday in Boston’s Back Bay.

‘I’ve really hated today’: Rob Delaney posts heartbreaking tweet about Father’s Day after the loss of his son
Comedian and Marblehead native Rob Delaney lost his 2-year-old son, Henry, to cancer in 2018.

Sotheby’s sold! Billionaire pays $3.7 billion

The 275 year old auction house Sotheby’s was sold to a French-Israeli business man for about $3.7 billion. 2 hours ago

Report: Nearly $1 billion gulf between two leading school-funding bills in Mass.

The report sheds light on the immense challenges lawmakers face in trying to reach a compromise.

Rhode island

Building in Providence: a tale of bureaucratic headaches and too many delays

Here’s how Rhode Island schools make out in the state budget. Why does it take so long to build in Providence? Raimondo heads to Philly

8 quick things to know about Rhode Island’s budget

What’s holding up the state budget? Here’s a look

Rhode Island abortion rights bill headed to the full Senate

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Elizabeth Warren downplays her rise in polls: ‘It’s way too early’

Surveys show the Massachusetts senator gaining support nationally and in some key early primary states.
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Are we letting our sidewalks be turned into giant scooter rental lots?

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Celebrating Juneteenth — our true independence day

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Hong Kong is being strangled, and the free world just watches

Michael A. Cohen

Trump’s latest betrayal strengthens the case for impeachment

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Memories of Martin Feldstein in Paris

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SJC says state agencies should be more open to records requests that are in the public interest

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Harvard rescinds admission to Parkland survivor over racist comments

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In a first for WeWork, it’s taking over an entire building in Boston
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Mayor asks MBTA to postpone fare hike in wake of Red Line derailment; T board says it’s too late

Harvard rescinds admission to Parkland survivor over racist comments

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