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Sunday, July 26, 2026


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Immigration


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Maine ICE agent David Brouillette had red flags. ICE hired him anyway.

The Maine native showed red flags long before the deadly shooting of a 25-year-old Colombian immigrant in Biddeford.
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Money, Power, Inequality


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A multimillion dollar complex is being built in Mattapan. Local homeowners ask, why now?

Here may be a case-study in how fraught building new housing can be in a city known for its stubborn resistance to change and well-documented history of racism.
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Things were looking up for Trump and Republicans on the high cost of living. Then he suddenly upended it all.

“He’s on a death march for the economy and seems not to care,” said Senator Peter Welch, a Democrat from Vermont.
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Mass. has become ‘the scam capital of New England.’ The reason why is lurking in a corner store near you.

Crypto machines have become one of the favorite tools used by scammers to move cash into the often-untraceable digital realm, beyond the reach of law enforcement.
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World


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Iran-backed Houthis fire missiles at Saudi Arabia in response to airstrikes in Yemen

The Houthis’ military spokesperson said that the attack targeted facilities in the Red Sea cities of Yanbu and Jizan that belong to Aramco, the world’s largest oil company.
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‘Just wanted a good paying job’: How the operators of Southie’s huge cranes help power New England’s economy

Behind the scenes of Conley Terminal, a hub for international trade — and a slice of blue-collar Boston.
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‘The Hours’ author Michael Cunningham on finding the love of his life

In an excerpt from his new memoir, the author describes how a chance meeting in Provincetown led to a lifetime partnership.
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Glancing out my yurt window at rain-soaked tents, I wondered: Was I actually camping?

If you’re bringing all the comforts of home, maybe you should just book a hotel.
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Even in Utah, land of ‘Big Love,’ families are getting smaller

Utah has long been famous for its large families. From the Osmond singers to "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives," the picture has been one of young people marrying and having a lot of babies.
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Wisconsin’s capital city cancels signature events, grapples with fallout from police shooting

Corey Ruiz was shot and killed by a Madison police officer on Wednesday after a brief scuffle at an intersection.
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Black parents are rattled by Mississippi teen’s death among white friends

The death of Nolan Wells, a Black 18-year-old community college athlete from Ocean Springs, Miss., has drawn huge attention on social media and beyond.
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Minecraft is helping kids redesign their cities

The game’s open-ended design and building tools allow players to reimagine real-life spaces like abandoned riverbanks, dark alleys, and dump sites.
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Trump’s heavy hand in Colombia’s right-wing victory

First came President Donald Trump's "complete and total endorsement" of Abelardo De La Espriella, the right-wing candidate in Colombia's presidential election.
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The death of Nolan Wells and the restless ghosts of Mississippi

Nolan Wells’s death is unexplained. Mississippi’s racist history shadows the search for answers.
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Letters


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Rethinking patriotism in 2026

"Patriotism places too much emphasis on national boundaries," writes one reader. Another: "Rigorous critique and love of country are not mutually exclusive."
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We have the tools: Political courage is needed to tackle Boston’s traffic nightmare.

If you’re driving into the city you’re going to pay. It’s just a question of whether you pay with your time, or your money.
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Cambridge & Somerville


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Cambridge turned a controversial gunshot detection system off. After a killing, some officials want to turn it back on.

The shooting death of a city worker reignited debate over the controversial ShotSpotter technology.
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The Trump administration wants you to believe SNAP is broken. Tell that to 62,000 kids in Mass. who lost it.

We’ve had one of the steepest declines in Massachusetts, which should give the president a frisson of delight.
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Massachusetts


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It’s midnight. You’re sleeping? These Bostonians are running.

The Midnight Runners began as friends jogging with a portable speaker into the night.
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Patriots


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Gabe Jacas’s contract dispute represents one gray cloud on an otherwise sunny start to Patriots training camp

Jacas’s situation is mostly resolved, and assuming he’s healthy, he can put this behind him and commence his career. But it certainly wasn't an ideal start.
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Patriots


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Robert Kraft: Patriots have already offered Christian Gonzalez a record contract for a cornerback

Coach Mike Vrabel said Friday that negotiations are ongoing, but the parties have yet to reach an agreement. Gonzalez practiced Saturday with the team at training camp.
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Celtics


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Time to let loose on the Celtics satisfying a desire to offload Jaylen Brown, and other pent-up thoughts

Derrick White, the resuscitated Red Sox, Christian Gonzalez's Patriots contract, and the World Cup also came to mind as a medical leave ended.
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I had a front-row seat to the emergence of the Tech Right. It wasn’t pretty.

How some of the world’s most powerful people sank into a morass of conspiracy theories.
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Ideas


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May I have a word: Dirty minds

What does laundry do when it’s alone in the dark?
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An artist’s ‘Scroll of Justice’ — decades in the making — chronicles America’s unraveling

Shea Justice's “Scroll of Justice” is a mile-and-a-half-long — and counting — fusion of drawing, text, and collage that’s been a daily practice for the artist since 2001.
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Music


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Red-hot polka dots: A primer on viral band Angine de Poitrine before their Newport Jazz Festival set

Angine de Poitrine found fame with polka-dotted getups and microtonal math-rock. But they're not the only band to break into the mainstream via eye-popping personas.
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TV


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On the big screen, movies have rarely been too kind to their little TV sibling

From "Network" to "Anchorman," the movies don't seem to have the most generous read on the small screen.
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Travel


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Are you a loner? An active family? These are our favorite camping spots in New England, depending on what you like.

There are remote, secluded sites and amenity-filled, action-packed resort campgrounds — and everything in between.
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Ready to go glam, camper-style? Here’s what’s new on the glamping scene.

If the only thing keeping you from camping is the whole sleeping-on-the-ground situation, you’re out of excuses.
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