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Tuesday, August 11, 2020
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With COVID-19 infection rates below 1% in most Massachusetts towns, many parents wonder why can’t schools open full time?
Across Massachusetts, heated debates over school reopening have dominated the summer and often are unfolding in communities where active COVID-19 cases are nearly non-existent. Yet very few districts have indicated they will reopen schools this fall to all students full-time five days a week.
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Boston police fired 31 rounds in 3 seconds, killing man after wild chase from hospital, lawsuit claims
The lawsuit reveals details that were not previously known about the Boston police shooting of a mentally ill man who showed up at a busy Boston hospital and brandished a fake gun.
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College football seems to be unraveling, and the NCAA isn’t helping much
The fundamental lack of leadership again is apparent, in a situation where there are no winners, only losers.
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Heading into stretch, Markey-Kennedy race looks to be a dead heat
In a sign of the uncertainty of the contest, the campaign has turned sharply negative ahead of a televised debate Tuesday evening.
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What’s up with Haven’s talent drain?
Haven, the audacious Boston-based health venture founded by three of America’s most storied companies, was once a magnet for top-flight talent. But a string of high-profile departures has left the company’s C-suite all but empty.
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The Nation
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Trump led from briefing room after shooting outside White House
President Trump was abruptly pulled out of the White House briefing room in midsentence during a televised news conference Monday after what was reported to be a shooting incident not far from the Executive Mansion.
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Trump seeks to block subpoena for his tax returns
The president plans to ask a federal judge to order the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., to disclose details about his investigation into the president’s business practices, according to a letter filed Monday.
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Catholic churches drop hymns after accusations against composer
Several Roman Catholic archdioceses have banned a well-known liturgical composer from performing in their churches and many others have stopped playing his music after dozens of women accused him of sexual misconduct and harassment over more than 40 years.
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Pints or primers? UK’s push to open schools may force a choice
Britain, having moved aggressively to reopen its economy after three months of coronavirus lockdown, now faces what some specialists cast as a binary trade-off for a land that loves a good book as much as a cool pint: schools or pubs?
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Lebanon’s government resigns amid widespread anger over blast
The Cabinet stepped down as fury over a giant explosion last week in Beirut spurred new protests.
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China sanctions 11 US politicians, heads of organizations
China on Monday announced unspecified sanctions against 11 US politicians and heads of organizations promoting democratic causes, including Senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, who have already been singled out by Beijing.
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State won’t divulge COVID-19 cases in child care centers
The Globe sought the data to obtain clearer information about the risk of coronavirus spread in group care settings for children. That issue is currently being debated among parents, teachers, and superintendents weighing whether schools should reopen next month.
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Restored Mayflower II returns to Plymouth
The Mayflower II docked at State Pier near Plymouth Rock, and more than 1,000 spectators cheered its return after more than three years and $11.2 million of painstaking restoration at Mystic Seaport in Connecticut.
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Heading into stretch, Markey-Kennedy race looks to be a dead heat
In a sign of the uncertainty of the contest, the campaign has turned sharply negative ahead of a televised debate Tuesday evening.
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BRUINS-HURRICANES PREVIEW
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Plenty of questions ahead as Bruins prepare for playoff rematch with Hurricanes
The Bruins swept last year's Eastern final but will need to pick up their play this time against red-hot Carolina.
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RAYS 8, RED SOX 7
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Marathon goes against Red Sox despite myriad chances
Tampa Bay put 25 men on base, but the Red Sox put the tying run on base in the ninth anyway, to no avail.
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Brian Johnson’s departure sprouts from an extended Red Sox failure
It's been 14 years since the Red Sox made Justin Masterson a second-round pick, and the desert of homegrown starters they've produced since has come home to roost.
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MIT-Northeastern app looks to connect strangers via video chat
The software can help virtual conference-goers (and others) meet people with shared interests.
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A different kind of flower power
The 16-foot-high solar generators are designed to resemble sunflowers: They move, open, and close based on the path of the sun overhead.
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TALKING POINTS
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Judge allows parts of John Fish lawsuit to go forward
Stories you may have missed from the world of business.
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Noel R. Rose, scientist who advanced study of autoimmune diseases, dies at 92
Dr. Rose’s experiments in the 1950s helped launch the study of autoimmune diseases and his decades of research and teaching led colleagues to call him the ‘‘father of autoimmunity,’’
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Noel R. Rose, scientist who advanced study of autoimmune diseases, dies at 92
Dr. Rose’s experiments in the 1950s helped launch the study of autoimmune diseases and his decades of research and teaching led colleagues to call him the ‘‘father of autoimmunity,’’
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