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Sunday, April 21, 2024


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In Holyoke, a home of her own: One woman’s struggle to build a life in the state’s poorest place

Like others in this city’s large Puerto Rican community, Nereida Badillo longed for a more stable life. But history is difficult to overcome.
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Health


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‘Devalued, disempowered, and unseen’: Mass General Brigham doctors react to latest merger step

Physicians fear demotions and corporatization as the hospital system moves to combine departments.
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Religion


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Anxieties about Middle East conflict hover over Passover celebrations

Some Jews across Massachusetts worry this year’s celebration may be marred by a war in the Middle East that shows little sign of slowing down.
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For Donald Trump, COVID has become a four-letter word

The deadly pandemic encompassed a little more than a fifth of Trump’s presidency, but you’d never know it from listening to him on the 2024 campaign trail.
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House approves $95 billion aid bill for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan

The House voted resoundingly on Saturday to approve $95 billion in foreign aid for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, as Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., put his job on the line to advance the long-stalled aid package by marshaling support from mainstream Republicans and Democrats.
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Seeking ‘the right side of history,’ Speaker Mike Johnson risks his job to deliver aid to Ukraine

The speaker wrestled over whether to lead the House in approving a foreign aid package of $95 billion for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan and humanitarian support, which many in his own Republican majority opposed.
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GOP intensifies scrutiny of voting: ‘We’re keeping a close eye on you’

An expansive operation announced by former president Donald Trump’s campaign and the Republican National Committee plans to dispatch more than 100,000 volunteers and lawyers to monitor and potentially challenge the electoral process in each battleground state.
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London police apologize after threatening to arrest ‘openly Jewish’ man near pro-Palestinian protest

Gideon Falter, chief executive of the Campaign Against Antisemitism, was wearing a traditional Jewish skullcap when he was stopped by police while trying to cross a street in central London as demonstrators filed past on April 13.
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Israel’s strike on Iran carried message: It could paralyze Iran’s defenses, Western officials say

An Israeli weapon deployed in a retaliatory strike against Iran on Friday damaged a defense system responsible for detecting and destroying aerial threats near Natanz, a central Iranian city crucial to the country’s secret nuclear weapons program, according to two Western officials and two Iranian officials.
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Israeli airstrike in southern Gaza city of Rafah kills at least 9 Palestinians, including 6 children

An Israeli airstrike on a house in Gaza’s southernmost city killed at least nine people, six of them children, hospital authorities said Saturday, as Israel pursued its nearly seven-month offensive in the besieged Palestinian territory.
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The mystery of falling prices in Belmont, Brookline and more swanky suburbs

Lincoln? Belmont? It might surprise you to find out where median sales prices have actually fallen.
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The 36 Top Spots to Live in Greater Boston in 2024

The glaring mismatch between supply and demand has meant soaring real estate prices for several years. Now, interest rates are nudging us to an expensive impasse.
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The NBA playoffs are here, and online gambling is ruining everything

A year after legal gambling came online, it’s impossible to escape ads for DraftKings, FanDuel, and BetMGM.
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Editorial & Opinion






LETTERS


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On the keenly felt loss of siblings

Losing a sibling is losing a part of oneself. Family memories die with them.
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LETTERS


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Imagining a Trump 2.0 foreign policy

"He says a lot, with little thought about how to implement policies systematically," writes one reader. Another writes, "The world faces unprecedented challenges that require American leadership."
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OPINION


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A former president, a New York courtroom, and a sad American spectacle

Unprecedented doesn’t begin to describe the bizarre moment of seeing a former president stand trial — and it’s only just begun.
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Cambridge and Somerville


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Meet the man who put up a wooden elephant and two giraffes in Somerville — without asking

Did Hayward Zwerling, a retired endocrinologist and amateur woodworker, ask anyone before erecting his renditions of some of the animal kingdom’s largest beasts on public land? “No. I just did it,” he said.
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A short life colored by illness ended tragically when Chelsea mom left 3-year-old for a night out, prosecutors say

Prosecutors say 3-year-old Yael Guardado Prudencio had a seizure disorder and hemophilia, and had been sick in the days before he died.
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Metro


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New England climate advocates aim to accelerate clean energy buildout ahead of 2024 election

Even more urgent than stomping for President Joe Biden, several climate advocates said, is getting federal climate money out the door as quickly as possible.
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Roman Gabriel, one-time NFL MVP quarterback and Rams legend, dies at 83

Gabriel, a No. 2 pick out of N.C. State who also was an actor in TV and movies, played 11 professional seasons and was the MVP in 1969 while with the Rams.
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‘It’s a frenzy all over the league’: Inside the fast, formative night Sam Hauser decided to become a Celtic

Hauser is a valuable contributor on a championship favorite. But he almost didn't choose Boston.
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Getting Harry Sinden’s take on the Bruins’ playoff chances, and other thoughts

The 91-year-old Bruin-in-Winter addressed the slumping power play and the deployment of goalies, among other topics.
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The unexpectedly long afterlife of the eclipse

Totality lasted only 3 minutes. It put me in a frame of mind that’s still going.
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IDEAS


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There’s a kind of racism embedded in DEI

Too many programs describe ‘the Black experience’ in confining ways. Instead, we can achieve true diversity without erasing individuality.
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Obituaries






Obituaries


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James Dean, founding director of NASA art program, dies at 92

He believed that artists offered a perspective that could not be found in photographs. “Their imaginations enable them to venture beyond a scientific explanation of the stars, the moon and the outer planets,” Mr. Dean and Bert Ulrich wrote.
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Akebono, first foreign-born sumo grand champion, dies at 54

Born in Hawaii, Taro Akebono helped gain acceptance in Japan for foreign-born sumo wrestlers and helped fuel a resurgence in the sport’s popularity in the 1990s.
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Thomas Gumbleton, Catholic bishop and rebel in the trenches against poverty and war, dies at 94

For decades, Bishop Gumbleton had been on the vanguard of liberal Catholicism, pushing the hierarchy to embrace same-sex marriages and working across the globe for social justice.
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Arts & Lifestyle






Podcast Review


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Podcast sees Jan. 6 foreshadowing in Timothy McVeigh’s act of terror

Jeffrey Toobin’s chilling podcast draws a line from the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing to the 2021 siege on the US Capitol.
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Art Review


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‘Dress Up’ at the MFA explores how costumes we wear create the image of ourselves

The museums’ fashion arts and jewelry curators team for an exhibition of never-before-shown gowns and flashy faux gems
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At the Venice Biennale, Jeffrey Gibson arrives on a global stage

The first Indigenous artist to have a solo presentation at the US Pavilion pushes at the idea of "nationhood."
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TRAVEL


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A modern hotel with a historic pedigree: The Gardiner House offers a glimpse of Newport’s glitterati

The 21-room hotel, which opened last fall, isn't what you might expect. It's more like hanging at your (rich) friends' house. “Sailing knots, anchors . . . that’s not what we’re about.”
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TRAVEL


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For a small state, R.I. offers many great places to run. Here are a few favorites.

There’s nothing like going for miles along country roads, through parks and cityscapes, to get a feel for a new environment.
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Real Estate


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One big, happy family: The rise of multigenerational living in America

From 1971 to 2021, the number of people living in multigenerational households quadrupled. High housing prices and demographic trends are driving the change.
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Real Estate


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Ask the Garden Guy: A landscaping columnist re-sprouts

R. Wayne Mezitt returns to pen gardening column, pays homage to Carol Stocker, who has retired to her own plots and peonies.
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