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Sunday, October 20, 2024


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Business


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Karen Lynch took over CVS with a story of trauma and loss. Her ouster is another twist.

Lynch’s rise from her childhood in Ware to the corner office ended with her ouster after three years as CEO.
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Immigration


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‘Now we’re starting to understand.’ Waves of migrants push immigration to the fore for Massachusetts voters.

The migrant crisis has shifted the state to the right, even among Democrats.
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dan shaughnessy


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20 years later, the Red Sox’ 2004 World Series win remains New England’s greatest sports story

The championship changed everything, removing the region's collective angst, and they did it against the Yankees, their longtime tormenters.
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Metro


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Two Palestinian brothers lost everything in Gaza. A nonprofit brought them to Boston to heal.

HEAL Palestine is a nonprofit organization that addresses the humanitarian needs of youth in Gaza, where medical care dwindles by the day.
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Nation


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Trump thinks the border got him elected in 2016. He’s convinced it will do so again.

Donald Trump has been telling his advisers for weeks that immigration is the top issue in the 2024 election, not the economy.
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Super PAC puts a $700 million bet on Harris ads

The biggest super political action committee in American politics is in the middle of an unparalleled spending spree, unleashing more money on television advertising in the closing weeks of the 2024 race than the campaigns of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris combined.
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How Maya Rudolph’s impression of Kamala Harris has changed

When actor Maya Rudolph first appeared as Kamala Harris on “Saturday Night Live,” in September 2019, she established a few motifs: Cocktail at the ready, Harris was America’s fun aunt (“I call that a ‘funt,’” she said) and a “smooth-talking lady lawyer” with sex appeal and subpoena power.
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In a bellwether Pennsylvania county, a modest loss could be a win for Harris

There are glimmers of evidence that among some swing voters who backed Joe Biden in 2020, Kamala Harris might be holding the line — even if they don’t want to say so too loudly in a place where former president Donald Trump’s supporters are proudly vocal.
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Sinwar’s final moments: on the run, hurt, alone, but still defiant

At the end, the fearsome militant leader who had helped unleash a vicious war seemed barely a threat.
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Fighting rages in Gaza and Lebanon, despite killing of Hamas leader

Israeli forces pounded targets in the northern Gaza Strip town of Jabalia on Saturday, killing at least 33 people and injuring dozens of others in the bombardment.
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A soldier chose a radical way to publicize troop fatigue: He deserted

“I was left with no other option but to leave, slam the door very loudly, and force people to finally start talking about this problem,” Serhii Hnezdilova, Ukrainian soldier, said in a video interview with The New York Times.
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Tanking, four-pointers, Pitino: Teaching young Celtics fans about the Bad Old Days

A millennial Green Teamer recalls the despair of a forgotten era of Celtics basketball.
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Renovating a 1929 redbrick home for a family of today

In Jamaica Plain, a kitchen finds new life as a family-focused gathering space connected to the outdoors.
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Blind date: ‘I was happy to learn that he had tried some classic Rhode Island delicacies’

Will a shared enthusiasm for regional foods lead to a second date?
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Editorial & Opinion






LETTERS


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Cut MCAS, add high-dosage tutoring

Unfortunately too many school districts are unable to afford the high cost.
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ENDORSEMENT


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The Boston Globe editorial board endorses Kamala Harris

Harris offers a vision of hope and aspiration against former president Donald Trump’s message of fear and loathing. His supporters should take him at his word when he threatens damaging policies.
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LETTERS


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About charter schools …

This is certainly a complex case.
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Metro


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Two Palestinian brothers lost everything in Gaza. A nonprofit brought them to Boston to heal.

HEAL Palestine is a nonprofit organization that addresses the humanitarian needs of youth in Gaza, where medical care dwindles by the day.
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Politics


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Up in the polls, Elizabeth Warren didn’t take it easy on John Deaton, and what else we learned from the week’s debates

Massachusetts voters this week had two chances to watch candidates duke it out as they compete for the only statewide race on the ballot.
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Money, Power, Inequality


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Could mixed-income public housing help fix Boston’s affordability crisis? These city councilors think so.

A new social housing model could come to Boston to ease the housing crisis.
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Sports






dan shaughnessy


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As Banner Night approaches, the Celtics look stacked, and other thoughts

Even with Kristaps Porzingis sidelined, the Celtics have a fab five starting lineup, solid depth, and are prohibitive favorites to repeat as champions.
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Christopher L. Gasper


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This might seem like a betrayal to some Patriots fans, but a stake in the Raiders was too good for Tom Brady to pass up

Brady’s 5 percent stake in the Silver and Black finally gained NFL owners’ approval on Tuesday.
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Tara Sullivan


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Patriots still waiting for defense to live up to preseason billing as team’s strength

The Patriots knew their margin of error for getting wins would be slim, but felt confident a stout defense could balance out a new offense.
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Business


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Karen Lynch took over CVS with a story of trauma and loss. Her ouster is another twist.

Lynch’s rise from her childhood in Ware to the corner office ended with her ouster after three years as CEO.
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Karen Lynch took over CVS with a story of trauma and loss. Her ouster is another twist.

Lynch’s rise from her childhood in Ware to the corner office ended with her ouster after three years as CEO.
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IDEAS


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Go ahead and use Wikipedia for research

Dismiss the online encyclopedia no longer. It may just be one of the most reliable sources on the internet.
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IDEAS


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When sports got religion

A new book examines how Christianity became woven into the fabric of American athletics.
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Obituaries






Obituaries


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Joyce Hens Green, a pioneering woman on the federal bench, dies

Joyce Hens Green presided over high-profile cases involving the BCCI bank fraud scandal and the rights of detainees at Guantánamo Bay.
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Megan Marshack dies at 70; was with Nelson Rockefeller at his death

She found herself at the center of sensational conjecture about the circumstances of his sudden death in 1979.
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Arts & Lifestyle






CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK | MARK FEENEY


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A new doc and a retrospective remind us of Alfred Hitchcock’s enduring, and problematic, appeal

Mark Cousins’s documentary "My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock" and the Somerville Theatre's "A Bit of Hitch" speak to the director’s staying power.
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Documentaries


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GlobeDocs Film Festival celebrates 10 years of curiosity, art, and community

Filmmakers, journalists, and audiences have come together in dialogue for a decade of thought-provoking docs. Among this year's notable attendees: Michael Dukakis and Errol Morris.
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‘Manet: A Model Family’ at the Gardner Museum reveals intimate drama

With portraits the artist made of the people closest to him, the exhibition tunes into the details of his private life.
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TRENDSPOTTING


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‘I’ve turned the world into my office.’ Meet the people working remotely while traveling the globe.

It wasn't just a COVID fluke. More and more people are leaving behind their full-time addresses and clocking in remotely from short-term rentals, Airbnbs, or RVs.
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TRAVEL


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Some Maine ghost stories refuse to die. Here are a few favorites.

“Maine is incredibly haunted,” says Jennifer Pictou, CEO of Bar Harbor Ghost Tours. “It surprises me more when a house isn’t haunted.” So of course we had to find out more.
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Real Estate


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Here’s why you should move to Massachusetts

News of the state’s population demise has been greatly exaggerated. Our health care, life sciences, education, technology, and financial sectors will remain big draws.
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Goodbye, Massachusetts. You cost too much.

Massachusetts residents are enduring surging prices that nudge homeownership farther from reach and the nation’s highest child care costs.
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