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Nation
Amid reform movement, some GOP states give police more power
After a year of protests over police brutality, some Republican-controlled states have ignored or blocked police-reform proposals, moving instead in the other direction by granting greater powers to officers, making it harder to discipline them and expanding their authority to crack down on demonstrations. Continue reading →
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World
Inside the ‘deadly serious’ world of esports in South Korea
Students have brought the same intense competitive energy often associated with South Korean education to their training at esports academies. South Korea is considered a birthplace of esports, but the highly selective multibillion-dollar industry is still frowned upon by many in the country. The academies have worked to change that image and give thousands of young people a chance to pursue careers in a place where gaming has long been seen as a way of life. Continue reading →
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EDITORIAL
Boston’s kids need a summer of fun
The closures, quarantines, isolation, and loneliness of the last year have created a mental health crisis for children. A small way to start the healing process would be to make this summer as enjoyable as possible. Continue reading →
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