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Monday, December 8, 2025


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Today's Headlines

Top Places to Work: These 175 companies have the happiest workers in the state.
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Today's Paper
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Maine


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‘This is my country’: Somalis in Maine are angered, insulted by Trump’s scorn

The president’s tirade has left Lewiston's Somali population angry, anxious, and in disbelief.
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Metro


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Latarsha Sanders’ paranoia was growing. But nothing hinted at how far over the edge she would fall.

As paranoid and obsessive as Latarsha Sanders could be, she had never hurt her kids. Now, her family rakes through their memories for signs.
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Office Culture


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‘An unemployable generation’: Is mentorship for young workers collapsing?

While AI is often cited as a cause, experts say a decline in mentorship may be undermining young people’s ability to land and retain jobs.
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1 in 3 voters say they’ve considered leaving Massachusetts — even if they want to stay. ‘Just outrageously expensive.’

One-third of Massachusetts voters said they’ve considered leaving the state, according to a Suffolk University/Boston Globe poll of 500 voters.
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World


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Superpower competition: The missing chapter in Trump’s security strategy

The last time President Trump issued a national security strategy, it heralded a return to superpower competition, describing China and Russia as “revisionist” powers seeking to upend US dominance around the world.
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Politics


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Trump hosts the Kennedy Center Honors recognizing Stallone, Kiss, Gaynor, and others

The Republican president said the artists, recognized with tribute performances during the show, are “among the greatest artists and actors, performers, musicians, singers, songwriters ever to walk the face of the Earth.”
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Nation


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Confusion, anxiety for parents as vaccine guidelines are upended

For many parents, rapidly changing recommendations around vaccines have added a layer of anxiety in navigating what is typically a stressful time with a new baby at home.
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Nation


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California officials warn against foraging wild mushrooms after deadly poisoning outbreak

The toxic wild mushrooms are often mistaken for edible ones because of their appearance and taste.
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The World






World


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As sea drones force Russia to retreat, Ukraine examines ways to launch more complex attacks

A top Ukrainian sea-drone commander says more complex attacks on Russian forces are expected next year as Kyiv’s uncrewed fleet continues to restrict the once-dominant Black Sea navy.
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World


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Netanyahu says Israel and Hamas will enter cease-fire’s second phase soon

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel and Hamas are expected to move into the second phase of their cease-fire soon.
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A grand social media experiment begins in Australia

A new Australian law that bars children under 16 from having social media accounts takes effect Wednesday.
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Editorials


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Abundance of ballot questions points to deep dissatisfaction with Legislature’s pace

Flurry of ballot questions indicate a deep dissatisfaction with the way the Legislature does business.
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OpEds


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New Balance shows how inclusion is just good business

For years, many companies refused to measure the economic power of Black and brown consumers. Now they’re following the money.
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Letters


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No Mass. boom yet in ADUs, but the potential is there

ADUs can help us unleash innovative solutions that tackle several challenges facing our communities.
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Metro


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Latarsha Sanders’ paranoia was growing. But nothing hinted at how far over the edge she would fall.

As paranoid and obsessive as Latarsha Sanders could be, she had never hurt her kids. Now, her family rakes through their memories for signs.
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Money, Power, Inequality


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SNAP could end or be reduced for more than 150,000 Massachusetts residents. What can the state do?

Food pantries and advocates are worried that support will wane as the SNAP suspension slips from the headlines.
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Lexington, Stoneham face tax votes for schools and services this week

Lexington voters will consider a tax increase to help replace the town's aging high school, while Stoneham residents will weigh a permanent increase to cover operating costs and avoid cuts.
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Bruins


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Looks like Bruins forward Mark Kastelic is really Cash-ing in his move from center to wing

On his feed from the corner on Fraser Minten's goal in Saturday's win over the Devils, the bruising forward showed form reminiscent of a legend from the old Garden days.
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Celtics


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Celtics extend win streak to five against Raptors, but they had to battle to do it

Boston led by 23 points early in the third quarter, but Toronto roared back to take a 3-point lead early in the fourth.
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Patriots


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Bills struggle again but beat Bengals to keep pressure on Patriots, and other Week 14 observations

They needed a couple interceptions and another Superman performance from Josh Allen in the fourth quarter, but Buffalo moved to 9-4 to keep division title hopes alive.
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Retail


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For a liquor store near Boston College, how close is too close?

The college and neighbors, including Secretary of State Bill Galvin, are hoping the state will overturn a city decision to grant a liquor license on Commonwealth Avenue near Boston College.
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For a liquor store near Boston College, how close is too close?

The college and neighbors, including Secretary of State Bill Galvin, are hoping the state will overturn a city decision to grant a liquor license on Commonwealth Avenue near Boston College.
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Obituaries


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Charles Coe, a resonant poet, musician, and professor, dies at 73

Mr. Coe's poems "look like lyrics on the page, but they are little stories. He was a storyteller,” said poet Richard Hoffman of Salem.
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Obituaries


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Charles Coe, a resonant poet, musician, and professor, dies at 73

Mr. Coe's poems "look like lyrics on the page, but they are little stories. He was a storyteller,” said poet Richard Hoffman of Salem.
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Arts & Lifestyle






Things To Do


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Free December events in Boston: Christmas concerts, Jingle Ride, and more

From the ICA Boston's Neighborhood Night to a game night at the Roundhead Brewing taproom, here are no-cost events and activities across Greater Boston Dec. 8-14.
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Music


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John Lennon was killed 45 years ago today. America learned about it from Howard Cosell on Monday Night Football.

It was an indelible TV moment, much like Walter Cronkite’s trembly announcement in 1963 that President John F. Kennedy had been assassinated in Dallas.
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Lifestyle


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Son and father are fighting, but parents still want to celebrate son’s birthday

Advice from R. Eric Thomas.
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