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SCOT LEHIGH
Giving consumers a choice when buying their electricity
Massachusetts should fix rather than nix the residential retail program.
RENÉE GRAHAM
Donald Trump’s un-wonderful life
Being the front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination can’t conceal that the former president is a desperate old man facing more trouble than he ever imagined.
JOAN VENNOCHI
More rabbis are calling for Israel-Hamas cease-fire
The number, while still relatively small, reveals a growing willingness in the Jewish community to speak out on a highly emotional and divisive topic, one rabbi says.
Alan Wirzbicki
Newton could sabotage Auburndale station fix
If it stymies housing growth near Auburndale train station, Newton may learn about opposing forces the hard way.
MARCELA GARCÍA
A collision with Boston City Hall over Wu’s car accident
The newly released finding contradicts an initial police investigation that concluded that Keyanna Smith’s actions did not contribute to the crash.
Uri Dromi
A UN refugee agency has been perpetuating the problem of Palestinian refugees
The current crisis opens a golden opportunity to fix that aberration, at least in Gaza.
ALEX BEAM
‘Napoleon’ isn’t accurate? Excuse me, mate, were you there?
Though, yes, there is a howler or two.
William Lefebvre and Victoria Wisniewski
Gen Z takes a seat — and sets the table — at COP28
The climate change challenge has largely fallen to us, caused by prior generations through a lack of environmental regulations and industrial expansion, leading to an exponential increase in greenhouse gas emissions.