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Subject Today's Headlines: ‘Republicans are owned by them’: Gun lobby unmoved despite mass shootings
Date May 27, 2022 9:15 AM
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Friday, May 27, 2022


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‘Republicans are owned by them’: Gun lobby unmoved despite mass shootings

These horrors do not appear to cow the NRA and its supporters, who double down instead on their rigid insistence that any form of gun control infringes on the constitutional right to bear arms.
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Politics


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Republicans face heat for ideas to stop mass shootings that avoid gun restrictions

Most Republican lawmakers say there’s one line they won’t cross: adding any significant hurdles to access weapons in a nation that has more guns than people.
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‘Have a blessed day,’ the chatbot on the NRA website told me

I visited the NRA’s site because I was curious about how the pro-gun group would handle the massacre in Texas.
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With control of Boston Public Schools on the line, Wu’s counterproposal advocates for a stronger state partnership

“The City of Boston, the Boston Public Schools, and [state education department] agree to work together in a targeted, strengthened partnership to immediately address systemic barriers to educational opportunity,” said Mayor Michelle Wu’s counterproposal, obtained by the Globe.
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Popular school security strategies have not stopped mass shootings

Like many school systems across the country, the school district in Uvalde, Texas, put in place a plethora of recommended safety practices meant, in part, to deter school shootings. But they were of little use Tuesday.
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Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Thursday that despite Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, China remains the greatest challenger to the United States and its allies.
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The actions also came amid a trade of accusations over who is responsible for a worsening global food crisis.
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Gun violence is a disease. Health care can help.

The strategy is always to manage the most acutely affected, reduce the likelihood of further contamination, study the condition to understand its most dangerous characteristics, and begin to look for a cause.
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Attacked with Chromebooks, scalded with soup, menaced with bullets: BPS students and staff deserve better

A nurturing school is also a safe school.
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Even if Congress won’t act on gun safety, states can

Despite conservative claims to the contrary, tough gun laws work, as evidenced by the fact that states with strong gun statutes have much lower rates of gun violence.
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Massachusetts General Hospital this week began vaccinating a small group of workers who came into close contact with a man hospitalized for monkeypox earlier this month.
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Christopher L. Gasper


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The Celtics were up, 3-2, in the Eastern Conference finals in 2018 and couldn’t close out the Cavaliers. They lost the 2020 conference finals to Miami in six.
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Every batter in the Red Sox starting lineup got a knock in the 19-hit assault, with five recording multi-hit nights led by Trevor Story (2 for 4, 4 RBIs) and Alex Verdugo ( 4 for 6, 3 RBIs).
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Like Tom Brady, Red Sox DH J.D. Martinez understands what it’s like to have the answers to the test

Martinez, 34, is relying on the mental part of the game and was leading the majors in hitting at .372 through Wednesday.
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Racial justice is at the heart of a dispute over gig drivers’ rights

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US Census Bureau: Big city losses early in COVID pandemic

San Francisco suffered the largest rate of decline, losing almost 55,000 residents, or 6.3 percent of its 2020 population, the highest percentage of any US city.
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Flagship’s latest startup launches with bold claim: the discovery of thousands of new human proteins

The venture capital giant has committed $75 million to Cambridge biotech ProFound Therapeutics.
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Depeche Mode founding keyboardist Andy Fletcher dies at 60

The band recorded a string of popular, influential albums, including “Speak and Spell," “Some Great Reward,” and "Music for the Masses."
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Alan White, longtime drummer for prog rock’s Yes, dead at 72

Mr. White also played with John Lennon and George Harrison.
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At Boston Calling, local artists will make themselves right at home

The festival lineup includes 20 acts from Boston and New England. Twelve of those artists will perform on the new Orange Stage, a showcase intended to introduce festival-goers to homegrown talent
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It’s been 36 years since the original. The sequel is more of the same: expertly crafted action, gorgeous visuals, and mindless, muscular shamelessness.
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Things to do around Boston this weekend and beyond

Music, theater, comedy, museum, and family events, and more, selected by Globe critics and writers.
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