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Thursday, September 10, 2026


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What felt like a lock in Seattle quickly turned into an opening-night disaster for Drake Maye, Patriots

Maye had his chance Wednesday to make some amends for the Super Bowl and finished with a flurry of blunders, which no doubt made for the longest five-hour flight in aviation history.
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Jobs


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How does an MBTA Green Line operator make it on $73,000 a year?

Chris Conveniencia talked to the Globe about operating the light rail trollies, paying off credit card debt, and working toward his goal of owning a home.
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Unions inspired Troy Jackson’s political career. Now, he’s counting on them to help him beat Susan Collins.

The Maine Democratic Senate hopeful is running perhaps the most pro-labor campaign in the country — and labor is going all-in to elect him.
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Health


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What happens to Lindsay and Patrick Clancy’s separate civil lawsuits now?

Civil and criminal cases arising from the same events can proceed at the same time.
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Amazon cargo jet pilots appeared to try aborting landing, NTSB investigation indicates

The pilots of the Amazon cargo jet that overran a runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday were not fully in control of the aircraft as it touched down and appeared to have temporarily considered aborting the landing, according to a timeline of the final seconds before the deadly crash that federal investigators unveiled late Tuesday.
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A NYC firehouse was first to respond on 9/11. 25 years on, Sal Argano is the last still on staff.

The fire station across from the World Trade Center has become a key stop along the route for visiting the site of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.
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New accuser sues foundations with ties to Cesar Chavez

A longtime volunteer with the United Farm Workers claims in a new lawsuit that Cesar Chavez, the civil rights leader, raped her one night in the 1970s at the union's headquarters in central California.
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World


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UN nuclear watchdog board reports Iran to the UN Security Council for the first time in 20 years

Western officials suspect that the traces could provide evidence that Iran had a secret nuclear weapons program until 2003.
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Iran signals readiness to escalate fight in face of rising US pressure

Iran has signaled that it is willing to escalate its fight with the United States.
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Escalating boat strikes campaign, US targets ‘refueling’ vessels

Current and former US military officials say that sinking the larger refueling boats is a more effective way of targeting the drug-smuggling infrastructure of criminal groups than blowing up smaller vessels.
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I’m a humanizer. Hire me.

AI can write. AI can rewrite. ” But when it comes to humanizing bad writing, I’ve got decades of experience.
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Charlie Kirk’s legacy is taking root on college campuses

Conservative students are organizing, seeking dialogue, and pushing back against what they see as a culture of political conformity.
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Editorials


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In Connecticut, a test of whether we can have nice things

Amtrak trains between Boston and New York have to navigate slow, curvy stretches in the Constitution State. A better route is possible, but politically perilous.
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Metro






Rhode Island


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Governor Dan McKee defeated by Helena Foulkes in R.I. Democratic primary race

The loss makes Governor Dan McKee the first incumbent Rhode Island governor to lose a primary since 1994.
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Rhode Island Politics


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Rhode Island incumbents projected to lose Democratic primaries for governor and Providence mayor

Lieutenant Governor Sabina Matos faced tough competition but was projected to win her five-way primary.
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Vermont


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Vermont man to stand trial next week in 2023 shootings of three Palestinian college students

Attorneys for Jason Eaton plan to argue that he is not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Red Sox


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Angels rough up Jake Bennett and hand Red Sox their second loss in a row

Bennett allowed five runs in a span of eight pitches in the third inning.
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Patriots


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The Patriots absorbed a tough hit with A.J. Brown’s right ankle injury

The season-opener vs. the Seahawks could not have gone any worse after the Patriots saw their big-ticket free agent receiver go down in a 13-10 loss.
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Patriots’ loss to Seahawks was ugly because of how quickly it fell apart, and other observations

Drake Maye threw three picks in the fourth quarter, including an ill-advised heave in the red zone with 21 seconds left.
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Technology


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Tesla agrees to let other EVs use its chargers on Mass. Turnpike, I-95

The deal would double the number of ports open to all EV drivers at state-owned rest stops.
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Retail


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Secrecy, a canceled bid, and a lawsuit: Inside N.H.’s troubled I-95 service plaza project

The project involves two state-owned properties on I-95 in Hampton, one northbound and one southbound, where the existing New Hampshire Liquor & Wine Outlets operate.
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Anthropic signs lease for 24,000-square-foot office near Kendall Square

The San Francisco AI company, best known for its Claude chatbot, will have room to more than double the size of its local team.
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Obituaries


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Yolanda Cellucci, fashion icon for brides and much more, dies at 91

Mrs. Cellucci said she learned as a teenager that with fashion, "it wasn’t the amount of money you spend, but how you put it together."
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Obituaries


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Jon Small, director and Early Billy Joel collaborator, dies at 79

Jon Small, a Grammy-nominated director of music videos and concert films, and an early bandmate and musical collaborator of Billy Joel, died Sept. 4 in West Palm Beach, Florida. He was 79.
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Visual Arts


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Native American artist Sky Hopinka awarded prestigious Rappaport Prize

An assistant professor of art, film, and media studies at Harvard University, Hopinka’s work in video, photography, and poetry explores his relationship to landscape and is a rumination on loss.
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Pop Culture


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Jordon Hudson notably silent — and absent — as Bill Belichick deals with UNC football turmoil

Is it possible the pair’s improbable romance is over?
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Ayo Edebiri brings the Boston vibes as latest ambassador for New Balance

The Dorchester native is the newest celebrity ambassador for the Boston-based company.
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