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Sunday, July 16, 2023


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Healthcare


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As bans on transgender care for minors grow, a migration of sorts is underway

For families who have fled states where Republican-dominated legislatures have blocked access to gender-affirming care, Massachusetts is something of a safe haven.
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‘The single biggest threat to the security of the country’: Extremism in the military is alarming experts

In the last five years, at least 82 current and former military service members have been arrested and exposed as harboring far-right, antigovernment, or neo-Nazi ideologies, according to a Globe analysis of court documents, media reports, and studies compiled by independent researchers.
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The dam near Montpelier held. As climate change brings stronger storms, experts fear many won’t.

Hundreds of dams across New England that could cause significant economic loss or death are at risk for failure, according to federal data.
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Crime & Courts


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The bone collectors: A look inside the macabre culture of dealing in human remains

The Harvard morgue scandal revealed a community of oddities collectors.
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They lost their legs. Doctors and health care giants profited.

The New York Times found that with the financial backing of medical device manufacturers, one doctor has become a leader of a booming cottage industry that peddles risky procedures to millions of Americans.
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One man’s lonely war on Central Park pickleball

It was a beautiful summer Saturday in Central Park, and by late morning, the pickleballers had filled the handball courts in the North Meadow. There were six games going on simultaneously, with players laughing and fist-bumping between every point. On the sidelines were dozens more waiting their turn to play.
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The Gilgo Beach victims were always more than escorts

Twelve years ago, on the Monday after Easter in 2011, on a gray afternoon in New London, Connecticut, Melissa Cann sat at a picnic table on a pier, talking about her big sister, Maureen Brainard-Barnes, who disappeared on a trip to Manhattan four years earlier. While Cann described herself as a homebody, she said her older sister was a free spirit, artistic, daring and often clashed with their mother. Brainard-Barnes had worked as a blackjack dealer, as a clerk at a ShopRite and, in the six months or so before she vanished, as an escort.
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Netanyahu says he’s ‘very well’ after being rushed to hospital

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was feeling “very well” Saturday evening after experiencing mild dizziness and being rushed to a hospital for examination.
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World


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Russian forces are doing ‘everything they can’ to stop counteroffensive, Zelensky says

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine said Russian forces were throwing “everything they can” at Kyiv’s troops fighting to retake land in the south and east, again emphasizing the grueling nature of a counteroffensive that is moving more slowly than some allies had hoped and later stressing the importance of their continued support.
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Small, hidden and deadly: mines stymie Ukraine’s counteroffensive

Five weeks into a counteroffensive that even Ukrainian officials say is off to a halting start, interviews with commanders and soldiers fighting along the front indicate the slow progress comes down to one major problem: land mines.
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LETTERS


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Newton homicide case sheds light on key mental health treatment goal

Regularly lost in the discussion is the view of serious mental illness as a condition that is long term and subject to relapse.
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LETTERS


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Author Isaac Asimov saw AI’s risks. Now we’re rapidly facing them down.

Much like climate change, we may be rapidly approaching a point with artificial intelligence where reverse is no longer an option.
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LETTERS


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Can’t sex ed be like driver’s ed? The facts. And debate where called for.

We simply received practical information about safe driving; no one tried to mold our attitudes or delved into our feelings about cars.
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Madison Park valedictorian is first in family to go to college — and to graduate high school

Lourdjinia Louis came here five and a half years ago from Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, bewildered by US culture and speaking no English as she enrolled in Boston Public Schools. Last month she graduated at the top of her class.
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Politics


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Candidates compete in special election for Beacon Hill council seat

An experienced Boston political hand and a longtime prosecutor in the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office are competing in a special election this summer for a Boston City Council district that stretches from Beacon Hill to Mission Hill.
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Metro


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Regrettable regression

The Boston City Council is beset by scandal, bitter infighting, and wild allegations.
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Sports






NATIONAL LEAGUE 3, AMERICAN LEAGUE 2


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Elias Díaz powers National League to comeback win over American League in All-Star Game

Díaz, the Rockies' catcher, hit a two-run homer off Orioles reliever Félix Bautista in the eighth inning, and the National League snapped a nine-game losing streak in the Midsummer Classic.
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Massive scoreboard the showcase of $250 million Gillette Stadium makeover

Before the first regular season tailgates on Sept. 10, the finishing touches will be complete on a massive $250 million make-over of Gillette Stadium’s north end.
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Mac Jones apparently is a lot tighter with the Krafts than we realized. That could be trouble for Bill Belichick.

The Belichick-Jones relationship got off to a solid start in 2021, but went sideways in 2022, as the Patriots struggled to 8-9 and Jones’s stats dipped across the board.
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IDEAS


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T riders are getting better options while the Sumner Tunnel is closed. Why can’t they be permanent?

How adopting a ‘crisis framework’ can help us get to what will actually improve our state’s transportation system.
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The return of the men in green

Militaries in many countries were once sidelined from domestic politics and policy. That trend is reversing, with potentially dangerous consequences.
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Obituaries






Obituaries


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Melvin Wulf, transformative civil liberties lawyer, dies at 95

Melvin Wulf, a constitutional lawyer who reshaped the American Civil Liberties Union into a more aggressive litigator, argued 10 cases before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Obituaries


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Melvin Wulf, transformative civil liberties lawyer, dies at 95

Melvin Wulf, a constitutional lawyer who reshaped the American Civil Liberties Union into a more aggressive litigator, argued 10 cases before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Arts & Lifestyle






FOOD


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Ice cream tacos sweeten High Street Place; Harpoon Brewery opens a popsicle-and-pickleball club

Plus, bar pizza, hot chicken, and more.
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QUICK BITE


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At MarketStreet Lynnfield’s Sushi Ike and Soi 8, two restaurants rolled into one

Now you can have your choice of sushi or fast-casual Southeast Asian plates, before or after shopping.
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Music


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Jon Batiste’s musical imagination can’t be contained by one Newport festival, so he’ll play both

Batiste will also be headlining consecutive Saturdays at the Newport Folk Festival on July 29 and the Newport Jazz Festival on Aug. 5.
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Travel






SURVEY SAYS


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The people have spoken: Manchester-Boston Regional voted top domestic airport

A new Travel + Leisure study places Manchester at the top, and T.F. Green in Providence hits the runway at number six. Plus, read on to find out where Boston placed on the list of best cities in the country.
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TRENDSPOTTING


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Wish you were here: Some travel traditions are quickly and quietly fading away

Technology and changing tastes have speeded the demise of picture postcards, paper maps, traveler’s checks, and other once commonplace objects long associated with life-changing journeys.
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Real Estate


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Woulda, coulda, shoulda: How to avoid homebuilding mistakes

‘More goes wrong out there than goes right. You want to ask the right questions.’
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Real Estate


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Will the state’s climate and economic policies push people to leave?

Real estate and urban planning experts weigh in on green living and housing initiatives, including rent control and the “millionaires' tax.”
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