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Coronavirus
COVID-19 numbers are rising again. Should you worry?
New cases of COVID-19 in Massachusetts and Rhode Island have been inching up over the past couple weeks, even as the vaccine rollout accelerates. The Globe asked an infectious disease specialist, a social epidemiologist, and an emergency room doctor what they make of this trend. Continue reading →
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World
Vaccine ‘fiasco’ damages Europe’s credibility
As European countries lock down again in a third wave of the virus and only 11 percent of the bloc's population is vaccinated, the reputation and credibility of the European Union and its executive arm, the European Commission, are much in play. Continue reading →
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Obituaries
Michael Friedlander, urban architect of offbeat designs, dies at 63
In the 1970s, Michael Friedlander was an architecture student at the Cooper Union, his head bursting with bodacious, unconventional designs. Upon graduating, he settled for a stopgap job with the City of New York, which included more prosaic assignments like drafting blueprints to renovate locker rooms for sanitation workers. Continue reading →
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