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Saturday, August 7, 2021
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Coronavirus
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Lying about vaccination status. Crossing state lines. Pretending to forget ID. Some people are going to intense lengths to get unauthorized COVID booster shots
Vaccine providers in Massachusetts are not permitted to provide boosters. But with the Delta variant surging, some people have decided they do not have time to wait for official authorization.
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Health
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COVID-19 cases widespread and rising in Massachusetts nursing homes
A year and a half after COVID-19 devastated Massachusetts nursing homes, the virus is spreading among the frail elderly again, often by their own caregivers.
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Jobs
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The job market was hot in July. Will it stay that way?
The economy logged its second straight month of strong employment growth, but that was before the Delta variant clouded the outlook.
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Metro
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From back alleys to backyards, rats descend on Boston neighborhoods
During the pandemic, the urban pests have come out of hiding, scattered into residential neighborhoods by downtown restaurant closures and looking for shelter from July’s relentless rains.
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olympics
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Allyson Felix wins 10th medal to become most-decorated female Olympic track athlete, but that’s just half the story
No wonder Allyson Felix came to these, her last Olympics, with little fear of losing. And it shouldn’t surprise anyone by now to learn that instead, on Friday night, she won.
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Nation
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DeJoy maintains financial ties to former company as USPS awards it new $120 million contract
The US Postal Service will pay $120 million over the next five years to a major logistics contractor that Postmaster General Louis DeJoy previously helped lead and with which his family maintains financial ties, according to DeJoy’s financial disclosure statements.
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Nation
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Cryptocurrency brawl bogs down infrastructure bill, as Yellen and White House fight changes
The Biden administration is pushing back against a last-minute effort by a bipartisan group of senators to limit a proposal in the infrastructure bill to increase federal regulation of cryptocurrencies. The fierce lobbying push helped stall plans to finish voting on the bill Thursday night, and now it appears debate will stretch into the weekend.
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Nation
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Pause on student loan payments extended through January
The Biden administration on Friday announced that federal student loan payments will remain suspended through January 2022, extending a pause that began at the start of the pandemic and was scheduled to expire next month. The Education Department said this will be the final extension.
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World
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Taliban fighters overrun an Afghan provincial capital for the first time since withdrawal of foreign forces
Taliban fighters seized control of the capital of Nimruz province in southwestern Afghanistan on Friday, the first provincial capital to be overrun by the militants since the withdrawal of US and NATO forces from the country.
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VIRUS NOTEBOOK
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United is first airline to require workers to get vaccinated
United’s mandate makes it an outlier among US carriers, which have largely relied on incentives.
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OPINION
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Protecting public health from judicial arrogance
The groups lining up against the eviction moratorium are asking judges to disregard both the CDC’s public health judgments and the law.
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EDITORIAL
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When it comes to COVID-19, public higher ed should be as safe as private higher ed
Unions should be the first to applaud vaccine mandates that will make everyone on campus, including workers, that much safer.
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Metro
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From back alleys to backyards, rats descend on Boston neighborhoods
During the pandemic, the urban pests have come out of hiding, scattered into residential neighborhoods by downtown restaurant closures and looking for shelter from July’s relentless rains.
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Metro
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Janey should be willing to use every power she has to get people vaccinated
Are vaccine passports racist? That seems to be the question Acting Mayor Kim Janey placed on the table this week, when she carelessly invoked the legacy of racism in explaining why she opposes requiring proof of vaccinations.
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The Travis Roy Foundation will close down in April 2022
The former BU hockey player, who suffered a paralyzing injury on the ice and later became a tireless advocate for spinal cord injury patients, died last year.
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Sports
alex speier | ON BASEBALL
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Even after a standout Olympics, Triston Casas is unlikely to help Red Sox this year
In Chaim Bloom's thinking, Triple A is a crucial step in a player's development, and Casas has not played at that level yet.
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BLUE JAYS 12, RED SOX 4
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A really low five as Nate Eovaldi, Red Sox fall apart quickly in loss to Blue Jays
Holding a 2-0 lead, Eovaldi was lit up during a nine-run inning for Toronto as Boston suffered its seventh loss in its last eight games.
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red sox notebook
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Red Sox ship Martin Pérez to bullpen, move Tanner Houck to rotation
Pérez was quickly called on Friday out of the bullpen, and he allowed one run in his one inning.
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Business
Biotech
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EQRx to go public in $1.8 billion SPAC deal, with plan to make drugs cost less
The Cambridge startup says some of its late-stage programs would address cancer and inflammatory conditions.
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Biotech
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Adagio raises $300 million in IPO, looks to advance COVID-19 antibody therapy
The company said it could seek emergency use approval from the FDA for its treatment in early 2022.
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Business
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Exxon suspended from climate alliance after lobbying scandal
The move comes just weeks after an Exxon lobbyist was secretly recorded by Greenpeace saying some of the company’s key climate commitments were disingenuous.
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Obituaries
Obituaries
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The Rev. Leonid Kishkovsky, interfaith leader, dies at 78
Once a childhood refugee who came to the United States from war-torn Poland, the Rev. Leonid Kishkovsky later became a leader in cross-church cooperation and the first Eastern Orthodox president of the National Council of Churches.
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Obituaries
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The Rev. Leonid Kishkovsky, interfaith leader, dies at 78
Once a childhood refugee who came to the United States from war-torn Poland, the Rev. Leonid Kishkovsky later became a leader in cross-church cooperation and the first Eastern Orthodox president of the National Council of Churches.
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Arts & Lifestyle
MUSIC REVIEW
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Green Day and Weezer get the party restarted at Fenway
“Oh my God, we are finally together.” Those were the first words spoken by Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong to a sold-out Fenway Park audience Thursday night.
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Books
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Margot Wood discusses ‘Fresh,’ her queer coming-of-age story set at Emerson College
Her debut novel puts the Emerson grad, who works as director of sales and marketing at Oni Press in Portland, Ore., on the other side of the publishing industry.
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Elizabeth Banks launches podcast centering on sex education
The Massachusetts native launched a podcast with Audible on July 29 that explores sexuality, body image issues, and gender, with the help of experts, celebrity guests, and her own mom.
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