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How Brigham Health helped create a Chinese hospital for elites — and almost nobody came

“Unfortunately, the Evergrande hospital was not a business success for its owners,” said Brandon Eldredge, the chief new clinical business officer for parent company Mass General Brigham, in a striking understatement.
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In a turbulent time, baby boomers are set to pass unprecedented wealth to younger generations

Baby boomers have begun the handoff of an estimated $84.4 trillion in wealth — the largest stockpile in history — over the next quarter century. But they're also preparing to pass on values, responsibilities, and legacies at a tumultuous time.
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Maura Healey has prosecuted dozens for public wrongdoing. The results have been mixed

"When you look at the AG’s office’s priorities, you don’t see public corruption," one former state and federal prosecutor said.
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As she moves on to her next chapter, the Rev. Liz Walker offers lessons and reflections from 40 years in Boston

The Rev. Liz Walker has packed up her office at Roxbury Presbyterian Church. After 40 years in Boston as a news anchor and a minister, she will be starting a new chapter.
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Bob Ryan


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Evaluating the state of Boston’s teams in 2021

It will be three whole years this coming February since we had need to haul out the duck boats. Around here, that’s a 21st century eternity.
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Last known slave ship is remarkably well preserved, researchers say

As much as two-thirds of the original structure remains, including the hold below the main deck where 110 people were imprisoned during the ship’s final, brutal journey from Benin to Mobile in 1860.
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NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope launches in French Guiana

The Webb blasted off Christmas morning from the European Space Agency's spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana, on South America's northeast coast, and early reports from NASA suggest the mission is going swimmingly.
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Ghislaine Maxwell turns 60 behind bars as verdict looms

The British socialite is scheduled to return to a Manhattan courthouse Monday to await word from a jury entering its third full day of talks after hearing over two dozen witnesses and viewing dozens of exhibits over three weeks.
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As Russian threat looms, Ukraine’s government is no laughing matter

Before turning to politics, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was a television actor and comic. At a time when Russia has built up forces on Ukraine’s border and fear of an invasion is running high, Zelenskyy has surrounded himself with people drawn from his comedy studio, Kvartal 95. Few have any experience in diplomacy or warfare.
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Selling luxury apartments where Oliver Twist once asked for gruel

For decades, the question inspired a parlor game: Which workhouse inspired the dank hellhole in “Oliver Twist,” the 1838 Charles Dickens novel about a London orphan? In 2010, the answer, the Strand Union Workhouse, suddenly seemed obvious. Now that the workhouse can’t be torn down, Peter Burroughs, director of development for the University College London Hospitals Charity, is in charge of turning it into 11 high-end apartments and two houses, all expected to go up for sale late next year.
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As COVID disrupts a 2nd Christmas, pope prays for healing and peace

Pope Francis used his annual Christmas message Saturday to pray for the many whose lives have been upended by the pandemic and to urge the world’s leaders to engage in “patient dialogue” to end conflict and “encounter others and do things together” at a time when so many are forced to be apart.
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Readers’ turn at editing the Constitution

The Ideas section's "Editing the Constitution" drew more proposals from readers, from tackling the Second Amendment once and for all, to rights to counsel, to checking the influence of big money,
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Broken federal clemency system needs fixing

President Biden could offer relief to thousands while Congress works on a long-term solution to mass incarceration.
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As Russia gears up to invade Ukraine, the West faces a choice

Appeasing Putin will only sharpen his appetite for conquest.
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As she moves on to her next chapter, the Rev. Liz Walker offers lessons and reflections from 40 years in Boston

The Rev. Liz Walker has packed up her office at Roxbury Presbyterian Church. After 40 years in Boston as a news anchor and a minister, she will be starting a new chapter.
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‘It’s unbelievable. It’s the stuff of movies.’ New details emerge about a most-wanted fugitive who taught golf at a country club in Pembroke

When Glenn Kelly got a job at the Pembroke Country Club as a teenager in the 1970s, he had no idea that he would be working alongside one of the most wanted fugitives in the country.
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Today in History

Today is Sunday, Dec. 26, the 360th day of 2021. There are five days left in the year.
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Evaluating the state of Boston’s teams in 2021

It will be three whole years this coming February since we had need to haul out the duck boats. Around here, that’s a 21st century eternity.
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In the spirit of the season, there are more than enough apologies to go around, and a few other thoughts

Taking cues from the greatest coach of all time, our columnist would like to say he's sorry to those who may have been offended in this space over the course of 2021.
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Shorthanded Celtics squander 19-point lead in a stinging Christmas Day setback vs. the Bucks

Giannis Antetokoumpo, making his return to Milwaukee’s lineup after a five-game COVID-19 hiatus, led the way for the Bucks with 36 points, 12 rebounds, 5 assists and 2 blocked shots.
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Do-it-yourself education is on the rise

The number of homeschooled children is growing. Will that inspire innovations in traditional schools — or undermine their communal purpose?
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The lunacy of the long distance runner

Trading one compulsion for another, I ran 12 marathons in a year through a country in shambles.
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How Michelle Wu plans to transform the arts in Boston

The new mayor, a classically trained pianist, believes everyone in Boston, regardless of income, should have direct access to the arts.
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Movies set in the ’70s: Getting beyond disco and double knits

"Licorice Pizza" is the latest movie to have the ‘70s as its setting.
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Italy obscura: Photographer Abelardo Morell opens the mind’s eye

The Newton-based artist takes viewers inside the pinhole camera — and on a reality-bending journey — in ‘Projecting Italy’ at the Fitchburg Art Museum.
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It’s OK to vacation like an adult

We were planning to go to Legoland. We quickly changed course. And if our kids were bothered by the change of plans, they showed no sign of it.
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As winter travel season gets going, vacationers are in for labor pains

A new report has found a third of hospitality employees who lost their jobs at the start of COVID have no intention of returning, and a third of those still working are considering following them out the door.
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