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Friday, March 7, 2025


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Trump presidency: We're gathering all the latest news, updates, and analysis.
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Climate


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Every year, the water in this Western Mass. town turns brown. When will residents finally get a solution?

Manganese contamination, which leads to discolored drinking water, is a problem across the state.
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Massachusetts


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Would Davis Square still be Davis without the Burren?

A proposed 25-story tower at the site would at least temporarily close the iconic Irish pub in Somerville.
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Politics


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These 12 committees held no hearings last session. They’re back, and their leaders earn up to $44,862 in extra pay.

During the most recent two-year session, more than one in five legislative committees did little or no legislating, but their leaders nonetheless earned tens of thousands of dollars in additional pay.
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Health


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NIH abruptly terminates millions in research grants, defying court orders

The sweeping actions would appear to violate court rulings from federal judges in Rhode Island and Washington, D.C.
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Trump changes course and delays some tariffs on Mexico and Canada

Trump’s on-again, off-again tariffs threats have roiled financial markets, lowered consumer confidence, and enveloped businesses in an uncertain atmosphere that could delay hiring and investment.
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Politics


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Justice Barrett may have the crucial vote in Trump cases

Some scholars welcomed the ruling's willingness to police the boundaries of the separation of powers by a court whose direction has at times been shaped by the executive branch experiences of most of its conservative members.
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Politics


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Judge blocks Trump’s funding freeze, saying White House put itself ‘above Congress’

In an opinion handed down Thursday morning, Judge John J. McConnell Jr. of the US District Court for the District of Rhode Island, said the case amounted to executive overreach.
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Nation


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Facing Trump’s threats, Columbia investigates students critical of Israel

A new Columbia University disciplinary committee is investigating students who have criticized Israel.
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The World






World


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Europe races to craft a Trump-era plan for Ukraine and defense

“Europe faces a clear and present danger,” Ursula von der Leyen, the head of the EU executive arm, said as she walked into the gathering alongside President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine.
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World


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Missile strikes hotel in Zelensky’s hometown in Ukraine

A Russian missile slammed into a hotel before dawn Thursday in the hometown of President Volodymyr Zelensky in central Ukraine, killing at least four people and injuring more than 30 others, Ukrainian authorities said.
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South Korea stops some military drills after accidental bombing in possible setback to US exercises

The bombing, which injured nearly 30 people, occurred when South Korean and US forces were engaging in a live-fire drill in connection with their broader Freedom Shield command post exercise set to begin Monday.
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Editorial & Opinion






OPINION


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Martin Pearlman’s historic journey with Boston Baroque

Even though the music is old, Boston Baroque’s sound is exhilaratingly lithe and fresh.
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EDITORIAL


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‘Sanctuary city’ hearing an exercise in political farce

But the threats to Boston’s mayor and others could get very real.
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LETTERS


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In Trump era, ‘angry conservatives’ have more explaining to do

Readers criticize Daniel Pipes's explanation of how the Republican Party reached its current state of "angry conservativism."
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Metro






Politics


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Trump federal funding cuts make for a ‘challenging’ budget cycle, state officials say

“This is probably as challenging a budget cycle as we have seen in some time,” Governor Healey told lawmakers at a State House hearing.
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Higher education


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The Pell Grant started in Rhode Island 50 years ago. Will it outlive the US Department of Education?

Some fear the Pell Grant, the popular college aid program created by a Rhode Island senator, could be in jeopardy amid massive upheaval in Washington.
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Rhode Island Education


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Retracing Henry David Thoreau’s 1854 walk through Providence

In chaotic political times, when our health and spirits feel low, a long walk may be just the restorative medicine we need
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Sports






CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER


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Does Bruins management have the gumption to make a major trade and remake the team? History says no.

Will the Bruins write this year off as an anomaly rather than their roster reality?
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Now that Seahawks receiver DK Metcalf has requested a trade, should the Patriots make a run at him?

Metcalf, 27, has spent his entire pro career in Seattle, where he established himself as one of the league’s most durable and physical receivers.
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ON BASEBALL


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The Red Sox were out of the mix on Garrett Crochet. A front office friendship helped get them back in.

Red Sox assistant GM Mike Groopman has a long friendship with White Sox GM Chris Getz, which helped facilitate a deal.
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CHESTO MEANS BUSINESS


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A new ferry terminal on the Mystic? Boston, Everett officials team up to restore old pumping station.

City officials are eyeing a former sewage pumphouse for redevelopment amid the broader rebirth around the Encore Boston Harbor casino across the street.
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Media


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Boston Globe Media, NESN end weekday TV program and lay off staff

The Globe laid off four employees, and two other staff members will stay with the company and be reassigned to other multimedia roles in the newsroom.
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He started covering Boston’s innovation scene just before the dot-com bust. 25 years later, he’s more worried than ever.

In his last column, Scott Kirsner looks back on a quarter-century of reporting on Boston startups, funding, and tech leaders — and considers what the changing times mean for the future.
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Obituaries






Obituaries


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Australian tennis great Fred Stolle has died at age 86

Mr. Stolle won two Grand Slam singles titles, including a US Open, and 17 major doubles trophies.
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Obituaries


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Roy Ayers, a jazz legend who influenced hip-hop and R&B musicians, dies at 84

Mr. Ayers was a legendary jazz vibraphonist, keyboardist, composer and vocalist known for his spacy, funky 1976 hit “Everybody Loves the Sunshine."
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Obituaries


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Hal Hirshorn, artist of otherworldly photos and paintings, dies at 60

Mr. Hirshorn was an artist known for his ubiquity around New York City's cultural scene, who nevertheless managed to exist outside its manic commercial hustle, using antique cameras and homemade paints to produce haunting photographs and landscape paintings.
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Arts


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Layoffs to hit Sesame Workshop amid streaming woes, Trump attacks

The nonprofit behind “Sesame Street” announced “painful” staff reductions as it searches for a new streaming partner to air the iconic children’s show.
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Visual Arts


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Round and round they go: At the PRC, ‘A Simple Circle’ pays homage to the beginnings of popular photography

When one thinks of a photographic image — doesn’t matter whether it’s hanging on a museum wall, sitting in a photo album, staring out from a smartphone — the shape is surely rectangular. It’s a shape that’s come to be understood as defining the medium almost as much as the interplay of light and shadow does.
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Arts


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Queen of Noise Kim Gordon makes fashion/political statement on ‘Gulf of Mexico’ with P-town tee

The Sonic Youth legend recently posted a photo of herself in a T-shirt designed by Joey Holman, owner of West End boutique The Old Baby.
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