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Sunday, December 1, 2024


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Steward Health Care raided the coffers of its in-house malpractice insurer, leaving claimants, doctors in limbo

Executives at Steward Health Care have treated their in-house malpractice insurer, TRACO, like a piggy bank, pulling cash from it at will, and severely depleting the assets meant to cover claims of medical harm.
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Politics


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‘I would have to be asleep to not be concerned’: With Trump set to take office, Massachusetts could see drop in federal funds

Officials are working to quickly spend down and secure federal dollars they worry could be at risk once Trump takes office.
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Visual Arts


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An abandoned 19th century Jewish mural finds a new home

Carol Clingan learned about the mural while working on a genealogical project where she was asked to compile an index of Massachusetts synagogues, past and present.
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CRIME


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A man was charged with killing a girl decades after she went missing. The case fell apart, and the accusation cost him everything.

A child went missing in Pawtucket, R.I., in 1988. More than 30 years later, a detective announced she had caught the killer — even though police at the time said there was no evidence of foul play.
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Nation


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Life after death: America’s cemeteries are rewilding

Groundskeepers, deacons, horticulturists, conservationists, arborists, and newly minted gardeners are changing how they tend to burial sites.
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Wildfires used to just be a problem in the American West. Not anymore.

Though the western United States faces the greatest risks of expanding and intensifying fires, the unusual and long-lasting spate of eastern blazes underscores the ways growing wildfire risks across the country may stretch resources and surprise even the most seasoned firefighters.
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Politics


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Democrats weigh dumping Nadler, regrouping to counter Trump

House Democrats are considering pushing aside some of their most senior leaders from top posts in the next Congress, driven by a worry that aging members are not up to the task of countering President-elect Donald Trump and his loyal Republican allies in Congress.
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An Israeli strike in Gaza kills World Central Kitchen workers. Israel says 1 was an Oct. 7 attacker

The strike highlighted the dangerous work of delivering aid in Gaza, where the war has displaced much of the 2.3 million population and caused widespread hunger.
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Rebels seize control over most of Syria’s largest city

Rebels had seized most of Syria’s largest city, Aleppo, as of Saturday, according to a war monitoring group and to fighters who were combing the streets in search of any remaining pockets of government forces.
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Saudi Arabia leads pushback against global plastic treaty

A week after Saudi Arabia, the world’s top oil exporter, was accused of being a “wrecking ball” jeopardizing global climate talks, Saudi officials are leading an effort to block a United Nations deal to tackle plastic pollution, negotiators said.
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Globe Magazine









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Who could use a drink? Six festive cocktails for holiday parties.

Festive cocktails — and a mocktail — to warm your spirits this holiday season from Christopher Kimball and the cooks at Milk Street.
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Unique gift ideas from around New England that cost $5 to $125

Buy local this holiday season. We’ve pulled together gifts for everyone on your list, from $5 to $125.
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The seven wonders of winter in New England

Sometimes the best way to fight the cold weather is to get out and embrace it, and parts of New England shine brightest when the mercury drops.
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Editorial & Opinion






LETTERS


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A Trump news blackout, then an awakening to the fights ahead

I’ve allowed a few headlines to creep in. I want to stay vigilant.
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LETTERS


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Yes, indeed, Trump’s Cabinet nominees are pretty far out there

A reader expresses his wish that Trump's Cabinet members might be so far right that they'll see their way to pivoting leftward.
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LETTERS


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We have to account for the side effects of rent control

The failure of a ballot measure that would have reinstated rent control in California shows that even many liberals have lost their appetite for policy with side effects that hurt people’s pocketbooks.
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NH Business


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Christmas tree farms are open throughout New England, and business is expected to be brisk

After Thanksgiving, nostalgia and the holiday spirit send people into the fields and forests of northern New England in search of the perfect Christmas tree. Growers are expecting strong sales this year, in spite of drought.
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PODCAST


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After narrowly escaping Afghanistan, a Brown student forms a school for the girls left behind

On the Rhode Island Report podcast, Brown University student Khadija Nazari recounts escaping from the Kabul airport as US troops withdrew and launching a school that teaches 100 girls at a secret location.
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Health


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Mass General Brigham doctors demonstrate amid push to unionize

On Nov. 15, primary care doctors in the Mass General Brigham system, which includes MGH and Brigham & Women’s Hospital, filed to form a union.
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Sports






Christopher L. Gasper


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Robert Kraft’s omission from the Pro Football Hall of Fame is a direct shot at the Patriots dynasty

The Patriots owner's omission this year stings even more because his odds were upped when the Hall split up the contributors category, separating out coaches for the first time.
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As the Lions can attest, Patriots coach Jerod Mayo should be more aggressive on fourth down

There is little downside to risk-taking with this type of team, and it may well help establish a winning foundation.
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Dan Shaughnessy


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There is so much to remember in 100 years of Bruins hockey, and other thoughts

The Bruins turn 100 Sunday and plan a centennial birthday party before their 3 p.m. game at the Garden against the Montreal Canadiens.
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Child care in N.H. can be even more expensive than housing, food, and health care

A new analysis from the University of New Hampshire shows that child care costs have grown by 48 percent since 2013
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NH NEWS


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Transportation officials warn N.H., R.I. customers of ‘smishing’ scam imitating E-ZPass invoice

The scammers appear to be targeting phone numbers with 603 area codes, without knowing whether a number is affiliated with any of the state’s roughly 588,000 E-ZPass accounts.
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IDEAS


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There will be cooler ways of keeping food fresh

New refrigeration and transportation technologies could make the food of the future much greener.
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IDEAS


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Why you’ll never convince your Trumpy cousin that he’s wrong

Keith Payne’s “Good Reasonable People” and Michael Morris’s “Tribal” examine the psychology of America’s bitter divide.
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Obituaries






Obituaries


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A. Cornelius Baker, champion of HIV testing, dies at 63

A. Cornelius Baker spent nearly 40 years working with urgency and compassion to improve the lives of people with HIV and AIDS by promoting testing, securing federal funding for research and pushing for a vaccine.
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Obituaries


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Morton Abramowitz, diplomat galvanized by war and famine, dies at 91

Morton Abramowitz, a former American diplomat and conflict mediator whose efforts to end wars and avoid wars included helping to arm anti-Soviet guerrillas in Afghanistan in the 1980s and founding the International Crisis Group as a broker for peace in the 1990s, died Nov. 29 at his home in Washington. He was 91.
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Obituaries


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J. Stanley Pottinger, 84, dies; official figured out identity of ‘Deep Throat’

As a high-ranking figure in the Department of Justice during the 1970s, J. Stanley Pottinger was probably the only person in government to figure out the identity of Deep Throat.
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Arts & Lifestyle






Lifestyle


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This Mass. city is one of the best places to retire, according to U.S. News & World Report

Despite sky-high housing costs, the city earned high marks for health care and quality of life, according to a new ranking.
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Movies


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From Bond to Burroughs: In ‘Queer,’ Daniel Craig plays an American expat looking for connection in Mexico City

"He’s pushing things. That’s the big attraction," Craig says of director Luca Guadagnino, who adapts William S. Burroughs’s novella to the big screen.
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Angelina Jolie studied opera for seven months for ‘Maria.’ Real singers know it takes a lifetime

‘Singing is really like being an athlete. You never stop working on it,’ said vocal pedagogue Penelope Bitzas.
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Travel






FOOD & TRAVEL


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We were winging it in Buffalo, where the quintessential game food was hatched

We knew we weren’t in New England anymore when we pulled up outside the original Anchor Bar on the corner of East North and Main streets.
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TRAVEL


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Giving ‘Tinseltown’ new meaning, Connecticut launches a Christmas Movie Trail

The new mapped trail highlights dining, accommodations, and other locations featured in Hallmark, Lifetime, Netflix, BET, and Universal Studios holiday movies. Here's how to get in the spirit.
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Real Estate


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Rising condo fees push Boston buyers to negotiate extras

Experts: It’s still a seller’s market, but a slowdown in sales means shoppers can find wiggle room.
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Real Estate


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Home of the Week: A three-bedroom condo in the heart of Framingham for under $600k

The property comes with basement storage, parking, an in-unit washer and dryer, and new plumbing, electrical, heating and AC systems.
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