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Wednesday, March 26, 2025


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Trump presidency: We're gathering all the latest news, updates, and analysis.
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They’ve had enough of the political turmoil. A growing number of Americans are applying for dual citizenship.

Google searches for dual citizenship hit a five-year high the week of the November presidential election and grew again the week of the inauguration. Now, more people are starting to follow through.
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Cambridge and Somerville


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Six months after Cambridge cyclist’s death, authorities seek charges against driver

John Corcoran, a father of two, was riding his bike near the Boston University DeWolfe Boathouse when he was fatally struck.
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Politics


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‘It’s a way of life’: As layoffs spread, federal workers remain dedicated to serving the public

Federal employees are dedicated to their mission — and fighting back — as mass firings continue.
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Higher Education


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Harvard, MIT among New England universities bracing for potential tax increase on endowments

Republicans are targeting university endowment tax hikes to help reduce the national deficit and as a potential lever to force universities to comply with the Trump administration’s priorities.
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Mass. education department proposes stricter rules for school timeout rooms, seclusion

The new regulations would address longstanding concerns that school timeout rooms are used discriminatorily against students with disabilities.
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Nation


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Self-professed ‘DOGE person’ gets his confirmation hearing to lead Social Security

President Trump’s nominee to lead the Social Security Administration faced questions at his confirmation hearing about efforts by DOGE to close field offices and cut back on phone service at the beleaguered agency.
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Nation


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Trump downplays Signal leak, backing Waltz and pointing finger at journalist

President Trump on Tuesday characterized an extraordinary security breach as a minor transgression, insisting that top administration officials had not shared any classified information as they discussed secret military plans in a group chat that included the editor-in-chief of The Atlantic magazine.
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Nation


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Deportations haven’t surged under Trump. But they have changed.

Even as immigration officials escalate efforts to remove people from the United States, they continue to fall short of the mass deportations President Trump vowed to carry out.
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The World






World


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White House says Russia and Ukraine agree to stop fighting in Black Sea

Both Ukraine and Russia confirmed the agreement, although it appeared to come with some serious caveats on the part of Moscow.
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World


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Now Europe knows what Trump’s team calls it behind its back: ‘Pathetic’

Trump administration officials haven’t kept their disdain for Europe quiet. But the contempt seems to be even louder behind closed doors.
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As Trump’s policies worry scientists, France and others put out a welcome mat

Universities in Europe have rushed to save American researchers fleeing drastic cuts to jobs and programs by the Trump administration, as well as perceived attacks on whole fields of research.
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EDITORIAL


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A ‘gross error’ that needs to be punished

Republicans need to call for accountability in the Signal-gate debacle.
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OPINION


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How the Supreme Court can curb one Trump attack on judges

The constitutional crisis Trump is spurring is real. The Supreme Court has a chance to be the democratic guardrail the nation needs.
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LETTERS


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A crack in the Ivy wall as Columbia caves to Trump

"If the Ivy League schools fail to stand firm, they risk eroding foundations of academic inquiry, research, and open discourse," writes one reader. Another: "Trump has become an extortionist, unfettered by the aggressive transactional approach that served him well, apparently, in the world of business."
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Massachusetts


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Everett City Council votes to end ordinance that pays mayor bonus, will audit payments to DeMaria over last 9 years

The council also voted to demand that the mayor stop using city funds to pay for lawyers and challenges to a state investigator’s findings that he was improperly paid $180,000 in longevity bonuses.
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Boston School Committee to vote on $1.58b budget

Boston’s School Committee is expected to vote on a proposed $1.58 billion budget for next year Wednesday night, including more funding for staff and services to support inclusive services for special education students and English learners.
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Metro


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Tom Homan vowed to bring ‘hell’ to Boston. But it was just a lousy television show.

Someone should explain to the border czar that local officials aren't trying to protect dangerous criminals.
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Sports






Patriots


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Patriots sign wide receiver Stefon Diggs to a 3-year, $69 million contract

The 10-year veteran tore his ACL on Oct. 27, so it’s unlikely he’ll be a full participant at the start of training camp.
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Celtics


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New Celtics owner Bill Chisholm and his wife Kimberly were in Sacramento to watch the team. First impressions? ‘It’s incredible.’

The deal is pending league approval, but Monday night in Sacramento was essentially Chisholm’s orientation.
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How much do winners get? What does it cost to participate? Inside the financial side of competitive figure skating.

For those who have reached the World Skating Championships this week at TD Garden, the pot of gold at the end of that rainbow is more like a thimble.
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The Northern Avenue bridge is finally being demolished. What could replace it?

Even as the vestige of the waterfront’s industrial past is slated for demolition, the idea of building a new span across the mouth of the Fort Point Channel lives on.
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As the mayoral race heats up, Kraft will likely raise more money than Wu. Will it matter?

The mayor isn’t expected to match Josh Kraft’s resources. Instead, she’ll have to rely on grassroots fund-raising and a ground game to win a second term.
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Take a look at the big redevelopment plans for Brookline Avenue in Longwood

Simmons University and Swedish building giant Skanska have unveiled detailed designs for the long-planned overhaul of Simmons’ residential campus.
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Obituaries






Obituaries


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Han Jong-Hee, Samsung electronics executive, dies at 63

Mr. Han was a nearly four-decade veteran of the South Korean consumer technology giant.
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Dag Solstad, 83, dies; his novels of alienation delighted Norwegians

Mr. Solstad was a Norwegian novelist who teased form and style to create a world of alienation and disenchantment, enthralling and sometimes baffling his compatriots.
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Obituaries


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Marty Callner, director of comedy specials and music videos, dies at 78

Mr. Callner spent more than a decade making memorable videos for, among others, Pat Benatar, Bon Jovi, Alice Cooper, and ZZ Top.
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Arts


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Longtime owners of Somerville’s Central Street Studios set to sell to the Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston

Artist-tenants plan fund-raisers to help defray estimated $100,000 gap between $1.8 million asking price and money raised so far.
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Pop Culture


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Ben Affleck opens up about Jennifer Lopez divorce and viral coffee-spilling photos in new GQ interview

The Cambridge-bred actor revealed in GQ that he considers his life to be pretty scandal-free, despite all the gossip and media attention.
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FOOD


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Where to eat around Boston this spring

Here are 10 spots already open or coming soon you’ll want to visit this season.
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