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Today's Headlines: The stimulus is giving a lot of money directly to people who need it. Now what?
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| Date | March 21, 2021 10:02 AM |
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The stimulus is giving a lot of money directly to people who need it. Now what?
The package is many things — compensation for the losses of the last year, a stimulus to jolt the economy back to life, and a way to give money directly to people in need, a tack that many advocates hope signals a new approach to how the federal government helps in times of trouble.
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The stimulus is giving a lot of money directly to people who need it. Now what?
The package is many things — compensation for the losses of the last year, a stimulus to jolt the economy back to life, and a way to give money directly to people in need, a tack that many advocates hope signals a new approach to how the federal government helps in times of trouble.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
Business
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Larry Culp is the GE CEO who would rather hang out on the factory floor
Larry Culp is a genuine throwback, a guy who got his start on the production line, in this case the family welding shop, and became an evangelist for the exacting Japanese business philosophy centered around unrelenting improvement in business practices.
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The stimulus is giving a lot of money directly to people who need it. Now what?
The package is many things — compensation for the losses of the last year, a stimulus to jolt the economy back to life, and a way to give money directly to people in need, a tack that many advocates hope signals a new approach to how the federal government helps in times of trouble.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
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Metro
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Police have long had a haphazard, lax response to domestic violence within the ranks
Experts say domestic abuse within policing is vastly underreported and often overlooked by those in power.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
[link removed]
CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK | DEVRA FIRST
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When we all gather again in restaurants, we will do so changed
It’s been a long, difficult year, one during which we've lost loved ones, experiences, and connections. And we've learned a lot, including how much restaurants mean to us, and how challenging the restaurant business is.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
[link removed]
Metro
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‘You are my sunshine’: For nursing homes, COVID-19 vaccinations bring hope amid an uncertain future
No corner of Massachusetts life was more devastated by the coronavirus a year ago than long-term care. And none has seen infection rates drop faster since COVID-19 vaccines rolled out at the end of last year.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
[link removed]
Business
[link removed]
Larry Culp is the GE CEO who would rather hang out on the factory floor
Larry Culp is a genuine throwback, a guy who got his start on the production line, in this case the family welding shop, and became an evangelist for the exacting Japanese business philosophy centered around unrelenting improvement in business practices.
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Continue reading →
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[link removed]
Continue reading →
Nation
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Frozen immigration system begins to thaw, and towns on border brace for flood
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Continue reading →
Nation
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After being scratched and punched, Trump wax figure is removed
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Continue reading →
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Go to The Nation →
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Striking Myanmar rail workers move out as protests continue
Residents of Myanmar’s second-biggest city helped striking railway workers move out of their state-supplied housing Saturday after the authorities said they would have to leave if they kept supporting the protest movement against last month’s military coup.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
World
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Continue reading →
World
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Turkey withdraws from European treaty protecting women
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s overnight decree annulling Turkey’s ratification of the Istanbul Convention is a blow to women’s rights advocates, who say the agreement is crucial to combating domestic violence. Hundreds of women gathered at demonstrations across Turkey on Saturday to protest the move.
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Stop the filibuster’s stranglehold on civil rights
The Senate should suspend the fraught practice at least to secure voting rights and civil rights for millions of Americans.
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Continue reading →
LETTERS
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Avalanches happen — the lesson is: Know your mountain
A crack appeared in the deep snow between Ian and me. We moved very carefully and quietly away to the gully’s rock edge and lived to tell the tale.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
LETTERS
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It’s up to all of us, not just creative sector, to lobby hard for the arts
The problem isn’t that artists don’t know how to advocate. The problem is that the nearly infinite ways in which they make life worth living are so woven into the tapestry of our lives that we barely notice them.
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Police have long had a haphazard, lax response to domestic violence within the ranks
Experts say domestic abuse within policing is vastly underreported and often overlooked by those in power.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
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No corner of Massachusetts life was more devastated by the coronavirus a year ago than long-term care. And none has seen infection rates drop faster since COVID-19 vaccines rolled out at the end of last year.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
Metro
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Sports
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Wisconsin defeats Northeastern in overtime to claim women’s NCAA hockey championship
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Continue reading →
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There’s no space for the NCAA’s inequitable treatment of women’s basketball players
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Continue reading →
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Business
Business
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The stimulus is giving a lot of money directly to people who need it. Now what?
The package is many things — compensation for the losses of the last year, a stimulus to jolt the economy back to life, and a way to give money directly to people in need, a tack that many advocates hope signals a new approach to how the federal government helps in times of trouble.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
Business
[link removed]
Larry Culp is the GE CEO who would rather hang out on the factory floor
Larry Culp is a genuine throwback, a guy who got his start on the production line, in this case the family welding shop, and became an evangelist for the exacting Japanese business philosophy centered around unrelenting improvement in business practices.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
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Go to Business →
Ideas
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As we stream our way through the pandemic, tuning in is losing its luster.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
IDEAS
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Just what is the BettyLab cooking up for girls?
A new kitchen-science initiative brings back the troublesome history of home economics.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
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Go to Ideas →
Obituaries
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Christine Nofchissey McHorse, Navajo ceramist, dies at 72
A celebrated potter, Christine Nofchissey McHorse earned multiple awards for her work, which is in the public collections of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, among other institutions.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
Obituaries
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Famed Tiffany jewelry designer Elsa Peretti dead at age 80
Elsa Peretti, who went from Halston model and Studio 54 regular in the 1960s and ’70s to one of the world’s most famous jewelry designers with timeless, fluid Tiffany & Co. collections often inspired by nature
[link removed]
Continue reading →
Obituaries
[link removed]
Burtell M. Jefferson, Washington’s first Black police chief, dies at 96
Overall, Burtell Jefferson’s time as chief was quiet — a respite from the high-profile, violent crises, including riots, protests and hostage situations, that had rocked the tenures of his immediate predecessors.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
[link removed]
Go to Obituaries →
Arts & Lifestyle
CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK
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Zack, Joss, and me
Twice as long as the 2017 original, and without Joss Whedon’s participation, “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” is a lot more than twice better.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
DON AUCOIN | CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK
[link removed]
The play’s the thing? Not always on screen it isn’t
Film adaptations of works on the stage have a long and checkered history. Just look at this year’s Oscar nominations.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
ART REVIEW
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Lorraine O’Grady outpaced the culture for years. In Brooklyn, it finally catches up
For decades, the Boston-born artist has dared to propose a world where difference is strength.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
[link removed]
Go to Arts & Lifestyle →
Travel
HELP DESK
[link removed]
How to use your travel vouchers and credits
When the pandemic hit, thousands of flights were canceled. Are those credits and vouchers expiring? What’s the best way to redeem them? We asked the experts.
[link removed]
Continue reading →
CHRISTOPHER MUTHER
[link removed]
The friendliest town in Massachusetts is somewhere over the rainbow flag
A new survey from Expedia finds that Provincetown is one of the 20 friendliest towns in the country. Could it really be?
[link removed]
Continue reading →
[link removed]
Go to Travel →
Real Estate
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Continue reading →
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Go to Real Estate →
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