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Monday, February 10, 2025


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Money, Power, Inequality


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Some Uber, Lyft drivers say pay has declined since new minimum wage enacted

It’s not that these drivers are making below the new minimum; it’s that it has become much harder to make more, local drivers say.
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Immigration


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‘We feel too much anxiety’: Venezuelans in Massachusetts in limbo as Trump administration ends the country’s Temporary Protected Status

Venezuelans in Massachusetts are in limbo as the Trump administration dismantles the country's Temporary Protected Status, with some residents having less than two months to leave the country, find another legal status, or become undocumented.
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‘We are on a downward spiral’: Mass. school districts face another year of dire cuts

A growing number of district leaders and education advocates are calling on Beacon Hill to overhaul school funding, which they say has failed to keep up with inflation.
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Crime & Courts


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Trump DOJ places civil rights cases in limbo as Worcester PD negotiates reform deal

Within days of Trump’s inauguration, the Justice Department’s new chief of staff, Chad Mizelle, sent a pair of memos ordering civil rights prosecutors to pull back from existing cases.
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Nation


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Why federal courts may be the last xxxxxx against Trump

Unlike the opening of Trump’s first term in 2017, little significant resistance to his second term has arisen in the streets, the halls of Congress or within his own Republican Party.
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Nation


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How GoFundMe became a $250 million lifeline after the LA fires

At a moment when President Trump has threatened to completely shut the Federal Emergency Management Agency and life-altering natural disasters appear ever more frequent, the need for an efficient pathway for financial support for people who need to find shelter, clothing, food, and transportation after a crisis has never seemed more urgent.
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Trump administration orders consumer protection agency to stop work, closes building

Bureau director Russell “Vought is giving big banks and giant corporations the green light to scam families,” said Senator Elizabeth Warren. The Massachusetts Democrat had led the way to the agency's creation after the 2008 financial crisis.
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Nation


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GOP laws aimed at very rare noncitizen voting could hit eligible voters

Republicans in Congress and state legislatures are charging forward with plans to require Americans to prove they are citizens as they say they seek to crack down on noncitizen voting, a rare problem.
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Ukrainians are vanishing into Russia. These people track them down.

Said one former Russian official: “The kidnapping of civilians is an element of terror."
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Ukrainians are vanishing into Russia. These people track them down.

Said one former Russian official: “The kidnapping of civilians is an element of terror."
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OPINION


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Trump reshapes media landscape: Legacy outlets sidelined

Some of the coverage from conservative newcomers reads like White House propaganda. Good for Trump, bad for democracy.
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EDITORIAL


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Take 5 on proposed candy tax

Governor Maura Healey’s tax proposals are like a box of chocolates. Some of them make sense. Others need a little more scrutiny.
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LETTERS


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New US attorney says ‘no one gets pass’ on the law. That’s rich.

If I hear another pledge to arrest anyone who "obstructs justice" by blocking the growing move toward mass deportations, I’ll be driven to drink ... Canadian whiskey.
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Health


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Trump administration cuts to health research is ‘an attack on Massachusetts,’ Markey says

In announcing the new rate, the Trump administration cited examples of how some elite universities operated under the previous system, including two local ones, Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Transportation


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Trolley crash in Somerville renews Green Line safety concerns

A train carrying five passengers collided with a stationary out-of-service train at East Somerville Station shortly after midnight on Sunday.
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‘Almost unfathomable’: Mass. educators grapple with prospect of immigration raids in schools

School administrators have sent out letters to families with reassuring messages that schools would not voluntarily cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
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On Hockey


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The Bruins don’t look like a playoff team. Will that prompt ownership to take action?

Technically, the Bruins are still in the race, but after 57 games, they are not talented enough, not driven enough, and just not good enough to clinch a playoff spot.
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BEANPOT FINAL: BC vs. BU, 7:30 p.m. (NESN; ESPN+)


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Once again, it’s Boston College vs. Boston University for the Beanpot title

For the 23rd time, but first since 2016, it's the B-Line rivals going at it for all the beans Monday night on Causeway Street.
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Eagles 40, Chiefs 22


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Fly and deny: Eagles bottle Chiefs, keep Kansas City from three-peat with dominant performance in Super Bowl LIX

Two Patrick Mahomes interceptions helped Philadelphia take a 24-0 halftime lead, and the Eagles cruised to their second Super Bowl title in a dominating performance
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City plan to allow 500-foot skyscrapers in Downtown Crossing hits the brakes after pushback

Discussions around PLAN: Downtown first began in 2018, then took a pivot after a new chief of planning took office last year.
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Commentary


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Want to make business leaders squirm? Ask them about the Boston mayor’s race.

While Mayor Wu has had a sometimes-contentious relationship with Boston’s business community, business leaders aren’t necessarily jumping to back challenger Josh Kraft just yet, either.
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Obituaries






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Dick Jauron, Swampscott legend and former NFL player and coach, dies at 74

In Swampscott, his aura eclipsed that of Tony and Billy Conigliaro, both of whom played for the Red Sox.
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Obituaries


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Millicent Dillon, chronicler of Jane and Paul Bowles, dies at 99

She won the coveted O. Henry Award five times for her stories, but she devoted most of her writing career to the Bowleses — especially Jane, the neglected wife of the much better known Paul.
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Arts & Lifestyle






concert review


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Kendrick Lamar didn’t need pyrotechnics to claim center stage

Fresh off his Grammy wins, the rapper performed a dominant set complete with his megahit, "Not Like Us."
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BOSTON AT A BARGAIN


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Free things to do Valentine’s week: rom-com trivia, book swaps, and more

Here are events for Feb. 9-15 that won’t break your heart, or the bank.
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ART REVIEW


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In New Bedford, heading way up north and way, way out there

"Arctic Voices" and "Nebulae" present art in the service of eternity.
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