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Friday, September 19, 2025


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Trump presidency: We're gathering all the latest news, updates, and analysis.
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In polarized America, free speech can cost you your job. What’s next?

In the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's murder, lots of people, whether celebrities like Jimmy Kimmel or teachers, are learning the consequences of speaking out. But there are legal considerations.
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‘It’s a flag that represents our heritage’: Healey’s GOP rivals rally against changing the state flag, motto

Replacing the Massachusetts flag has been a debate over symbolism. Now, it’s becoming a political one.
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Healthcare


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‘As close as one could get to living a near-normal life’: Experimental narcolepsy drugs bring hope to patients

Several drug makers are racing to win approval of a new class of drugs that could transform how the rare sleep disorder is treated.
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Kennedy’s advisory panel recommends new restrictions on MMRV vaccines

The panel advised that the vaccine known as MMRV not be given before age 4 and that children in this age group instead get separate vaccines — one against MMR and another for varicella, or chickenpox.
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Can the state’s top court raise bar advocate pay rates? The justices will look to answer that question themselves.

The state’s highest court will consider whether judges can increase appointed attorneys’ pay in an effort to end the work stoppage that continues to roil the system.
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Nation


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Prosecutor says stalking suspect ambushed Pennsylvania police

The plainclothes detectives wearing bulletproof vests opened the door and were immediately fired upon by the suspect, who was carrying an AR-style rifle with a suppressor.
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Nation


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Does painting cows with stripes prevent fly bites? Researchers who studied this wins Ig Nobel prize.

Those researchers were honored Thursday in Boston with an Ig Nobel, the prize for comical scientific achievement.
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RFK Jr. announces sanctions against organ transplant agency in Florida

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Thursday said that the federal government is taking steps to shut down an organ procurement organization in Miami, alleging the group had a "long record of deficiencies directly tied to patient harm."
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US once again vetoes Security Council resolution demanding immediate Gaza cease-fire, hostage release

All 14 other members of the United Nations’ most powerful body voted in favor of the resolution, which described the humanitarian situation in Gaza as “catastrophic.”
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Behind castle walls, the rich and powerful wine and dine and Trump beams

There were 160 people sitting in that banquet room. And 1,452 pieces of cutlery, clanging and scraping in hands held by media barons, financiers, politicians, and tech moguls. Each with their own agenda.
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Canada’s Carney heads to Mexico to discuss trade before a review of their US trade deal

The United States-Mexico-Canada trade pact, or USMCA, is up for review in 2026.
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OpEds


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The memes that may — or may not — shed light on Charlie Kirk’s killing

Are the alleged shooter’s messages left, right, or just ragebait?
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Editorials


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Canceling Jimmy Kimmel: A new low

It is one thing for advertisers or viewers to pressure TV stations because of something a host said. It’s totally inappropriate, and inimical to the spirit of the First Amendment, for the government to do so.
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The hypocrisy of Pam Bondi

For an attorney general, Bondi has a dim understanding of the First Amendment.
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Metro






Massachusetts


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At least eight New England teachers have been placed on leave for posts about Charlie Kirk’s death. What are their First Amendment rights?

At least six teachers and staff in Massachusetts have been placed on leave pending investigations into their posts.
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Massachusetts


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‘It’s truly a blessing.’ Boston celebrates five centenarians at Roxbury ceremony.

The Central Boston Elder Society celebrated the 100-year-old residents Thursday at the Reggie Lewis Track & Athletic Center.
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Northeast states officially launch regional public health collaborative

The announcement came as a powerful federal advisory committee met to reconsider several vaccine recommendations.
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Red Sox


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Brayan Bello struggles, Trevor Story commits two errors as Red Sox lose series finale to Athletics

The Sox begin a three-game series against the Rays Friday night in Tampa.
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Patriots


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As Bill Parcells prepares to enter Patriots Hall of Fame, ex-Giants tight end Mark Bavaro fondly recalls his former coach

If Bill Belichick is the Patriots' best coach, Parcells is their most important, changing a culture that was amateurish and noncompetitive.
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New Bruins coach Marco Sturm opens his first training camp, and the battles for roster spots have begun

With the goaltending and defensive top six pretty much set, it looks like the real intrigue for Sturm this preseason is how his team will be lined up front.
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Business


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In polarized America, free speech can cost you your job. What’s next?

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Private equity firm KKR signs lease for more than 130,000 square feet of office space in downtown Boston

In one of the year's biggest office lease deals, KKR will move to International Place.
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Ben & Jerry’s corporate activism is the real deal

Nearly half a century after they started their brand, cofounders Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, who resigned this week, have held to their progressive values.
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Obituaries


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John H. Luckadoo, last pilot from a storied bomber group, dies at 103

His unit out of London earned the nickname “the Bloody 100th” because, even in a campaign that saw extensive losses of planes and crews, it stood out for its deadly turnover.
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Bob Goodenow, chief of hockey players union, dies at 72

Mr. Goodenow’s most important task when he became the executive director of the union was to persuade club owners to take it seriously.
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Arts & Lifestyle






Parenting


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What it’s like to be a foster child in Massachusetts

There's plenty that busy families can do to support foster kids, and little things add up to make a big difference.
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Movies


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‘The History of Sound’ fails to make a joyful noise

How can a love story between Paul Mescal and Josh O'Connor be this dull?
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Theater


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A towering ‘The Hills of California’ at the Huntington

The Jez Butterworth play is a shattering drama that deserves to be held up alongside his other masterworks.
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