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Monday, September 7, 2026


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Immigration


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Trump administration overhauls immigration courts in Mass., appoints over a dozen new judges lacking immigration law experience

The newest immigration judges appointed by the Trump administration have little experience in immigration law. Experts say the administration is hoping this move will help them execute their immigration enforcement agenda.
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Politics


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Local Teamsters and the union’s Massachusetts-based chief at odds in crucial N.H. Senate race

The split between local Teamsters backing a Democrat and the union's national boss donating to a Republican reflects labor movement tensions of the Trump era.
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Climate


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Boston is trying to plant more trees. Residents keep cutting them down.

Trees are one of the best tools cities have to protect against extreme temperatures.
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Healthcare


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The pediatricians who take in vaccine-skeptical parents others won’t

At Middleboro Pediatrics, a "practice of last resort" in Lakeville, Mass., doctors prioritize allaying concerns without hardline dismissals.
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Walpole native Joe Morgan, whose 1988 Red Sox club defied the odds, dies at 95

A lifelong resident of Walpole, Morgan got the top job at his hometown club at age 57 after spending most of his career toiling in the minor leagues.
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Trump administration again asks Supreme Court to allow mail voting restrictions

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court yet again on Sunday to allow its plans to restrict mail-in voting before the midterms, setting up what will likely be the final legal showdown for the president’s push to impose limits on mail voting in the weeks before the midterm election.
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Trump’s war on mail-in ballots has voters baffled. That may be the point.

President Trump’s legal and rhetorical assault on voting by mail — and the flurry of contradictory court decisions around it — has left voters confused and local officials scrambling just eight weeks before November’s critical midterm elections.
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A Kentucky man with a meat allergy was craving a burger. So he got into ostrich farming.

DANVILLE, Ky. — When a friend approached Brent Williams four years ago with a business proposition to start an ostrich farm, he was more than intrigued — he had a personal motivation as someone who developed a life-threatening allergy to red meat, triggered by tick bites.
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Africa’s mother tongues are finding new life as youth connect with roots and relatives

HARARE, Zimbabwe — A television game show in Nigeria’s commercial hub of Lagos has an unforgiving rule: Speak English and you lose. For a US-born millennial in the audience and a student of her parents’ mother tongue, the high-stakes setting is a perfect classroom.
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In Ukraine, fraud and waste are rewarded with more weapons contracts

KYIV, Ukraine — As Russian soldiers attacked trench lines in eastern Ukraine in 2024, Ukrainian artillery crews opened fire. But the rounds, instead of exploding near the advancing troops, flopped out of launch tubes or landed with quiet thumps, kicking up puffs of dust.
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Law school teacher will treat Election Day as a field assignment

Democracy is a participatory endeavor. We all have a responsibility to support and strengthen this vital institution of our Republic.
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Letters


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Should 16-year-olds have a vote in Mass. municipal elections?

This stopped being hypothetical years ago: 16-year-olds vote for the Scottish and Welsh parliaments and in council elections there.
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If DA retries Lindsay Clancy and Latarsha Sanders cases, he should downgrade charges

Whether the two moms who killed their kids were insane or criminally liable is far too difficult a determination for jurors to make. A trial before a judge would be a better outcome.
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Rhode Island Crime


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‘Something does not smell right’: As lawsuits plague R.I.’s ‘Conjuring’ house, judge says the cases are a mess

The Burrillville, R.I., farmhouse made famous by the horror movie franchise is now haunting courtrooms
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Crime & Courts


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Finding impartial jurors if Lindsay Clancy goes on trial again will be a ‘painstaking’ process, experts say

It’s possible another group of 12 men and women could serve as impartial jurors, experts say, even after the case crescendoed into an all-out national media circus.
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State Police will resume training in October amid sweeping academy reforms

PFM Group Consulting will independently monitor all 103 recommended changes to its beleaguered academy, the State Police announced Friday.
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Red Sox


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Payton Tolle has some fun, strikes out 12 in Red Sox’ 3-1 win over Orioles to complete series sweep

Eli White's three-run home run provided all the offense the Red Sox would need.
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Sports


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Americans making run at US Open title; Frances Tiafoe, Alex Michelsen, and Ben Shelton reach quarters

Andy Roddick in 2003 was the last American man to win the US Open.
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The Patriots’ running back depth could be tested right away, and other thoughts ahead of the season opener

TreVeyon Henderson did not practice again Sunday, as the second-year back has been sidelined since exiting practice Aug. 24.
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TV newsman’s startup aims to help local stations use AI to find stories

The tool, called Your Assignment Desk, uses AI to scrape dozens of public sources for information, then provides a list of possible story ideas and suggestions of who to interview.
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Take a look inside Fidelity’s new headquarters. Workers are full time in office starting next week.

For many employees, the debut of the 840,000-square-foot building on Commonwealth Pier in the Seaport is not just a change in venue, but also a change in commuting days.
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Obituaries


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Ada Yonath, chemist and first Israeli woman to receive a Nobel, dies at 87

Dr. Yonath’s career was defined by a question that had long bedeviled scientists: What does the ribosome actually look like?
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Obituaries


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Hideki Shirakawa, who helped turn a lab error into a Nobel, dies at 90

Dr. Shirakawa's work involved the manipulation of polymers into materials that can conduct electricity, a breakthrough that led to new types of semiconductors and cheaper solar panels
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Lifestyle


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When the RSVP comes with a hefty price tag

Americans want to attend weddings but attending a wedding doesn’t come cheap, with some estimating they've spent an average of about $1,400 per celebration.
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Lifestyle


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Congregant finds pastor on dating app

Advice from R. Eric Thomas.
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TV


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‘Last Seen,’ the return of ‘The Paper,’ and more new and streaming TV

Plus, the animated sitcom "DANG!" premieres.
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