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Friday, May 12, 2023


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Climate


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As climate change fuels fiercer rains, a new report on 2010 Massachusetts floods sends a dire warning

An analysis found that most of the homes that suffered water damage were outside expected flood zones.
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Environment


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Ludlow zoo director lived in his truck for five weeks while trying to rescue an escaped antelope

How do you catch an animal that’s practically built to evade capture? According to Wally Lupa, of the Lupa Zoo, with a whole lot of patience.
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TARA SULLIVAN


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Celtics get series to a Sunday Game 7, but how many more nights can they yank from the fire?

Every time they empty that tank, as they did in the final four minutes Thursday, they have to fill the whole thing again. The risk of only playing your best when the circumstances are most dire is that you can eventually run out of fuel.
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State transportation secretary approached Bill Bratton, her former brother-in-law, before his firm won a $900,000 no-bid contract with MBTA

Gina Fiandaca connected with Bratton about developing a new management system at MassDOT shortly after she was appointed in January.
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Nation


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With pandemic restrictions lifted, thousands converge on border

Migrants streamed across the US-Mexico border and others gathered in makeshift camps as America’s pandemic-era Title 42 restrictions came to an end Thursday, a milestone that officials worried could trigger a major new wave of migration that strains border facilities and cities across the country.
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Boston Globe Today | May 11, 2023

Watch Boston Globe’s Today’s full episode from May 11, 2023
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Public health emergency ends, long COVID lingers

How to prepare for the end of the public health emergency and what to look for as long COVID lingers.
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Title 42 comes to an end

Globe reporter Mike Damiano explains the potential fallout Massachusetts could experience as Title 42, a de facto immigration policy, expires on May 11th.
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Nation


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EPA proposes first limits on climate pollution from existing power plants

The proposals are designed to effectively eliminate carbon dioxide emissions from the nation’s electricity sector by 2040.
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Nation


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Skin patch for peanut allergy in toddlers shows promise, study finds

Among the children who wore the patch, called Viaskin, two-thirds were able to tolerate a higher amount of peanut protein at the end of the year.
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Nation


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CNN chairman defends decision to host Trump town hall

The town hall Wednesday was the first major television event of the 2024 presidential campaign, and CNN defended its decision to hold it as a chance to put Donald Trump in front of a wider audience, outside of the conservative media bubble he has largely kept to since early in his presidency.
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Pakistan’s top court orders release of Imran Khan

Pakistan’s Supreme Court ordered former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s release from custody Thursday, offering a major victory for the onetime leader who was arrested this week as part of a corruption inquiry, and escalating a political crisis that has engulfed the country.
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World


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Ukraine says its counteroffensive now delayed; Britain says it sent cruise missiles to Kyiv

President Volodymyr Zelensky said in remarks broadcast Thursday that Kyiv is delaying its long-awaited counteroffensive against Russia’s occupying forces because Ukraine lacks enough Western weapons to succeed without suffering too many casualties.
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World


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Erdogan’s election prospects take a hit as a challenger drops out

The withdrawal of one of the race’s four contenders also increased the possibility that the main opposition candidate, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, could obtain a simple majority of votes Sunday, a win that would abruptly end Erdogan’s 20-year streak as Turkey’s most prominent politician.
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OPINION


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What’s next, banning the Bible?

There’s some pretty racy stuff in the Good Book. Should it pass muster with new state laws intended to shield students from, well, racy stuff?
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EDITORIAL


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Santos stands accused of being a petty con artist

But the GOP's real liar-in-chief once again hits the campaign trail.
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LETTERS


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The verdict is in, yet again, on Trump

Instead of asking questions such as, "Why did Carroll take so long to come forward?" we should ask, "Why do so many survivors choose not to report?" Watching this trial, the answer was clear.
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Social Justice


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Native group celebrates return of totem pole from Harvard’s Peabody Museum, seeks more artifacts

Clad in red-and-black ceremonial regalia and traditional cedar bark hats, a delegation from the Gitxaała Nation in Western Canada stood facing Boston Harbor, beating deerskin drums and chanting rhythmically in celebration of the return of a totem pole taken nearly 140 years ago.
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Crime & Courts


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Boston Police budget returning to the fore as council mulls amendments

This year, the issue has flown under the radar, fading into the background behind a run of major pieces of legislation, drama over council redistricting, and acrimony among members of the divided council.
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Politics


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For years, Mass. Senate has set aside thousands to pay interns. This summer, it will actually pay some student workers.

After years of advocacy by elected officials and legislative staff, the Massachusetts Senate will pay student fellows for the first time this summer and fall.
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Tara Sullivan


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Joe Mazzulla’s Celtics live to fight another battle after surviving Game 6 in Philadelphia

Jayson Tatum's late-game resurgence and a lineup change change helped Mazzulla's team avoid a playoff exit. Mazzulla’s coaching inexperience has been an undeniable factor in this playoff slog.
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Game 6: Celtics 95, 76ers 86


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Instant analysis: Horrible for most of the night, Jayson Tatum comes alive as Celtics avoid elimination by beating 76ers

Game 7 will be played in Boston on Sunday.
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A laidback offseason proved restorative for Red Sox’ Jarren Duran after his tough 2022

The outfielder moved in with three pals near Long Beach State and rediscovered his sense of self — while having a ball at the same time.
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Cybersecurity


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Lowell city agencies still recovering from cyberattack

The city hasn’t provided details about the nature of the attack, but a cybercrime organization called “Play” that’s believed to be based in Russia has claimed credit for it.
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Latest Mass. sports betting app is Betr, which takes a vastly different approach to promotion

The new app, which is meshing sports fandom with sports wagering, has 26-year-old social media personality Jake Paul as a cofounder.
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Innovation economy


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For Tripadvisor’s cofounders, more twists and turns ahead

Langley Steinert, who now runs CarGurus, and Steve Kaufer weigh in on everything from remote work to AI to the economy.
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Obituaries






Obituaries


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James Shearer, who cofounded Spare Change News to aid homeless people, dies at 64

"The creation of this paper quite literally saved my life," said Mr. Shearer, a writer, editor, and vendor of the publication.
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Obituaries


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Sylvia Bacon, longtime D.C. Superior Court judge, dies at 91

Sylvia A. Bacon rose early in her legal career to become the highest-ranking woman in any US attorney's office and later served for two decades as a judge on the D.C. Superior Court.
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Obituaries


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Jacklyn Zeman, veteran ‘General Hospital’ cast member who played Bobbie Spencer, has died

Jacklyn Zeman, who for 45 years played Bobbie Spencer on ABC’s "General Hospital” has died at 70.
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Arts & Lifestyle






MUSIC REVIEW


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A thrill a minute from Kali Uchis at MGM Music Hall

Uchis touched on at least two dozen songs from her already-robust discography in what felt like a 70-minute whirlwind.
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From opera to ‘Innervisions,’ singer Debo Ray works wonders

“I like to think of myself as like a collector of sounds,” says the Cambridge native, who'll be performing a Stevie Wonder tribute at the Regent Theatre in Arlington on Friday.
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MOVIE REVIEW | ★★★


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‘Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie’ is a moving portrait

Davis Guggenheim’s documentary looks at the life and career of the actor, including his past three decades living with Parkinson’s disease.
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