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World
Qatari jet carries more than 100 foreigners from Kabul
The first passenger flight to leave Afghanistan since the frenzied US military evacuation ended late last month arrived in Doha, the Qatari capital, on Thursday with more than 100 foreigners, including Americans, aboard, and Biden administration officials said they expected more such flights in coming days. Continue reading →
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World
Brazil’s president bans social networks from removing some posts
President Jair Bolsonaro of Brazil is temporarily banning social media companies from removing certain content, including his claims that the only way he’ll lose next year’s elections is if the vote is rigged — one of the most significant steps by a democratically elected leader to control what can be said on the Internet. Continue reading →
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EDITORIAL
Building a more resilient T
If Greater Boston wants to have a functional T well into the 21st century, then it must make significant investments in the transit system’s infrastructure to mitigate flood risk. Continue reading →
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Innovation economy
Way better than a root canal
Several Boston-area startup companies are building businesses around taking better care of your teeth through emerging technologies — and raising millions in venture capital funding. Continue reading →
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