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BPS nurses, teachers, bus drivers rally at City Hall against reopening schools without proper safety measures

Boston school nurses, teachers, and bus drivers demonstrated Wednesday at City Hall against reopening schools in the fall, saying conditions amid the pandemic would be too dangerous without massive investments in protective gear, new staff, rapid coronavirus testing, and buildings’ air ventilation systems.
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Dear family members-turned-office mates: Please read the updated HR handbook

It’s looking ever more certain that we’ll all be working from home, and going to college and kindergarten from here, and eating every meal onsite, and vacationing and exercising in place, too, until Q1 2021 at least.
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Amid widespread scrutiny, more police departments are adopting officer-worn body cameras

“Everybody is looking for the truth,” said Chris Burbank vice president for law enforcement strategy for the Center for Policing Equity. “The truth does not lie in that video.”
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A new law allows Mass. residents to vote by mail. Here’s how that’s already changing things

“We stopped calling Sept. 1 Election Day. And we started calling it: the last day to vote,” Ed Markey's campaign manager said.
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Amazon, Apple, Google, and Facebook CEOs grilled on competition during House committee hearing

The chief executives of Amazon, Apple, Google, and Facebook, four tech giants worth nearly $5 trillion combined, faced withering questions from Republican and Democratic lawmakers alike Wednesday for the tactics and market dominance that had made their enterprises successful.
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Trump administration won’t accept new DACA applications

The Trump administration said Tuesday that it will reject new applications and shorten renewal periods for an Obama-era program that shields young people from deportation, taking a defiant stance after the US Supreme Court refused to let it be scrapped completely.
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Trump pushes for short-term fix on unemployment insurance, eviction moratorium

President Trump called for a quick fix Wednesday to address expiring unemployment benefits and a moratorium on evictions, saying the other parts of the GOP’s $1 trillion relief bill can wait.
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Trump says he has not spoken to Putin about alleged Russian bounties on US troops

President Trump said in an interview broadcast Wednesday that he has not spoken to Russian President Vladimir Putin about US intelligence reports of Russian bounties given to Taliban-linked militants to kill US and coalition forces in Afghanistan.
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Turkey passes law extending sweeping powers over social media

The legislation furthers control over platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Critics worry it will be used to stifle dissent and criticism of the government.
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Coronavirus not waiting until fall for comeback

An unforeseen summer surge of cases in countries that had seemingly quelled their outbreaks is helping to drive the unrelenting growth of the global pandemic, undercutting predictions that a ‘‘second wave’’ would not occur until the fall.
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US to cut 12,000 forces in Germany

Some units are being relocated to Belgium and Italy, and about 6,400 troops are set to return to the United States.
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Biden must choose a Black woman for vice president

In this perilous moment, no one else can speak more eloquently from the lived experience of battling racism and sexism, of working to uphold the fragile promises of our democracy.
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Trump bets on law and disorder as a path to reelection

It’s easy to see this as another cynical move, designed to provoke anger and unrest in urban America — and more fear in the rest of the country.
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No, unemployment benefits do not discourage work

Republicans falsely claim the extra weekly $600 unemployment benefit is a disincentive for people to work.
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Kayaker who responded to Maine shark attack recalls rescue efforts

A management consultant from Boston described how he and his wife jumped in a kayak to try and help save Julie Dimperio Holowach, a seasonal Maine resident who was attacked by a great white shark off Bailey Island.
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Agents of chaos

We seem to be getting off track here. And that’s no accident.
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Citing unwelcoming atmosphere, Black Beacon Hill staffers call for change

Though a precise count doesn’t exist, there are an estimated 30 to 40 Black staffers in the Legislature. And there are six Black members of the 13-person Black and Latino Legislative Caucus. The State House is a very white building.
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Game 6 in 1986 remained a difficult chapter in John McNamara’s life

“I don’t think Mac ever got over the World Series,” said former Red Sox pitcher Bruce Hurst. Many other people believe the same thing.
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A much different, but still safe and secure, NBA returns on Thursday

With at least a dozen teams legitimate contenders to make the NBA Finals, the changes playing inside the bubble will need to be quickly navigated.
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Putting family over football is the tough choice opting-out NFLers make

If a three-time Super Bowl champion calls it a tough choice, what must it be like for much younger players?
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GE sees long recovery ahead after progress on costs, cash

General Electric Co. predicted slow gains in operations this year and next after the coronavirus pandemic battered results in the second quarter.
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This Lynn nonprofit is known for its murals. Now, it’s making hand washing stations

Best-known for its contributions to public art, the nonprofit Beyond Walls is looking for a new niche that can help outdoor restaurants, construction companies, and community organizations keep their patrons’ and employees’ hands clean.
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As Mass. eviction ban heads to court, it’s attracting attention nationwide

Chicago and Los Angeles are among the cities opposing an effort to overturn Governor Baker’s freeze during the pandemic.
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Rene Carpenter, astronaut’s wife who broke NASA mold, 92

Rene Carpenter, the last surviving member of the much-glorified cohort of Mercury 7 astronauts and their wives, whom Tom Wolfe immortalized in his bestselling 1979 book “The Right Stuff,” died on Friday in Denver. She was 92.
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Lou Henson, 88, top college hoop coach

Lou Henson, the plain-spoken coach who took New Mexico State and Illinois to the Final Four during a 21-year career that included nearly 800 victories and a feud with fellow Big Ten coach Bob Knight, has died. He was 88.
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Ex-Indiana governor Joe Kernan, who was a Vietnam POW, 74

Former Indiana Governor Joe Kernan, a Vietnam prisoner of war who entered politics and was thrust into the state’s top office when his predecessor suffered a deadly stroke, died Wednesday at age 74.
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