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Monday, October 20, 2025


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Today's Headlines

'We need to take back the flag': Why patriotic symbols were all over the 'No Kings' protests.
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Advocates, leaders blast federal layoffs that could threaten special education services

Special education advocates warn of how the Department of Education layoffs would hurt services for needy students.
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Retail


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Ten years in, Boston Public Market is still finding its way — and still struggling to break even

Despite its original vision as a hub for New England products, the market has never quite settled on what it is. Nor has it ever broken even.
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Along the northern border, a county sheriff pushes back on Vermont’s ‘sanctuary’ policies

Essex County Sheriff Trevor Colby has found himself increasingly at odds with Vermont’s law enforcement leadership.
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Healthcare


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The Medicare Advantage ecosystem is changing, and patients are caught in the middle

The popular plans covering tens of thousands of elderly Mass. residents are charging higher premiums, shrinking provider networks, and covering fewer drugs.
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Israel resumes cease-fire in Gaza and says aid deliveries will restart Monday

Gaza’s fragile ceasefire faced its first major test as Israeli forces launched a wave of deadly strikes, saying Hamas militants had killed two soldiers.
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Shutdown fight reopens debate in GOP over health care

The federal shutdown is nearing its fourth week with no end in sight.
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Nation


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Trump allows hunting in National Wildlife Refuges despite shutdown

The US Fish and Wildlife Service has instructed staff to allow hunting to go forward in many of the roughly 600 National Wildlife Refuges, three agency employees said, despite the wider shutdown that has halted many other government services.
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Nation


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Far from Gaza, a Palestinian enclave thrives, even as war feels near

Two years on, members of New Jersey’s Middle Eastern community took the opportunity provided by a tenuous cease-fire to reflect on how the war in Gaza has changed them, sometimes profoundly.

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The World






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Would Japan’s first female prime minister advance women’s rights?

In Japan, women have long been severely underrepresented at the highest levels of business, government, and society. But on Tuesday, the country is poised for a milestone: Sanae Takaichi, a hard-line conservative lawmaker who idolizes Margaret Thatcher, is expected to be named Japan’s next prime minister.
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Pope gives Venezuela reason to celebrate by canonizing its beloved ‘doctor of the poor’ as 1st saint

Pope Leo XIV canonized Venezuela’s beloved “doctor of the poor” Sunday before tens of thousands of people, offering the South American nation its first saint and a reason to celebrate amid a yearslong economic crisis and new tensions with the United States.
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Colombia’s leader accuses US of murder, prompting Trump to halt aid

The feuding between the two leaders reflected rising tensions in the region over the huge US military deployment in the Caribbean targeting Colombia’s neighbor, Venezuela.
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OpEds


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Is Boston punishing commercial property owners for appeals?

The commissioner of revenue should put an end to these practices.
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War of words over World Cup games needs a reality check

Sure, safety’s an issue, but illegal street takeovers aren’t going to ruin the soccer tournament.
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OpEds


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Massachusetts needs new uniform assessments for high school graduation

The state should adopt a new way of objectively measuring whether every student is ready for graduation.
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Massachusetts


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Shutdown hasn’t hit New England schools yet — but next year’s federal aid could face delays

Administrators and advocates warn that if the budget stalemate in Washington continues, 20 school districts that collectively rely on about $11 million in federal support each year could be affected.
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‘People want justice.’ Raising awareness about Boston’s unsolved homicides, one case at a time.

Boston has approximately 1,800 murder cases dating back to 1963 that have yet to be solved, according to police.
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Love on a (lobster) roll

The calendar says summer ended weeks ago. But everybody in Maine knows summer in New England doesn’t really end until they sell the last lobster roll of the season at McLoons Lobster Shack.
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Sports






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Bruins coach Marco Sturm tries to get point across with David Pastrnak and Pavel Zacha

Sturm opted to keep Pastrnak and Zacha on the bench for the back half of the third period.
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Patriots


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Drake Maye adds another gem to the best stretch of his NFL career

The Patriots continue to surge, behind a quarterback who continues to grow into one of the best throwers of the football in today’s NFL.
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Patriots were composed, confident, and again took care of business, and other observations from win over Titans

Mike Vrabel continued to push all the right buttons, and we’re going to hear more justified talk about Drake Maye and the MVP race after Sunday.
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Gold prices topped $4,300 last week. What’s driving the surge?

Gold sales can rise sharply when anxious investors seek a “safe haven” for their money.
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Federal small-business program remains in the lurch amid showdown between senators Markey and Ernst

The Small Business Innovation Research grant program expired at the end of September without a deal, affecting tech companies in Massachusetts.
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A retirement move doesn’t always mean ‘living in paradise’

Kate Ferriter left New York's Hudson Valley for Colorado a decade ago, a few years after her husband, Terry Moore, retired. But when their rental costs climbed, Ferriter and Moore relocated and bought a home in coastal Florida.
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Obituaries






Obituaries


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Teresa Ulloa Ziáurriz, rights advocate who fought sex traffickers, dies at 75

In her fight against the trafficking of women in Mexico, she shaped legislation that targeted sexual exploitation and went undercover herself to rescue victims.
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Chen Ning Yang, Nobel physicist, is dead at 103

He and Tsung-Dao Lee were awarded the Nobel in physics for proposing that one of the four forces of nature might violate a seemingly ironclad principle called conservation of parity -- a way of saying that a phenomenon and its mirror image should behave precisely the same.
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Sam Rivers, bassist for Limp Bizkit, dies at 48

Limp Bizkit is credited with bringing a unique mix of heavy metal, hip-hop, and punk into the mainstream.
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Visual Arts


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Concord in a time of discord

‘Transformed by Revolution’ looks at the Revolutionary War and its aftermath there away from the battlefield.
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Television


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Lizzie Borden took an ax — and now will be Netflix’s next ‘Monster’

Season 4 of the hit Netflix crime series will focus on Fall River's most famous accused killer, with Ella Beatty as Borden.
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In Boston, the Psychedelic Furs don’t take their ‘oldies’ status for granted

The new wave band kept their material sharp during a dynamic and urgent performance in Boston.

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