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Subject Today's Headlines: LIV vs. PGA is a heavyweight battle for the soul of golf
Date September 2, 2022 9:04 AM
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Friday, September 2, 2022


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LIV vs. PGA is a heavyweight battle for the soul of golf

The controversy stirred by the upstart Saudi-backed series has arrived at our doorstep with this week's LIV Golf Invitational Boston in Bolton.
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Judge grants Arroyo request for access to sex assault files

Embattled City Councilor Ricardo Arroyo, whose campaign for Suffolk district attorney has been rocked by revelations that he had been accused of possible sexual assault in two instances as a teenager, though never charged, seemed to fight back tears during an interview on the "Java With Jimmy" show on Thursday.
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Massachusetts Governor's Race


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‘It’s been strange.’ The Massachusetts primary election is unprecedented and subdued all at once.

A bizarre and mostly sleepy state primary is inching toward a close in Massachusetts, where nearly every constitutional office is up for grabs, yet large swaths of the electorate remain undecided, or unenthused, and without choices in races for some of the state’s most consequential offices.
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Health


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Prominent doctor faces backlash amid ‘fight over the heart of public health’

The controversy over Dr. Leana Wen reflects the growing rift in public health, and among ordinary Americans, over how the United States moves forward with COVID-19.
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Nation


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National test scores plunge during the pandemic

WASHINGTON — Test scores in elementary school math and reading plummeted to levels unseen for decades, according to the first nationally representative report comparing student achievement from just before the pandemic to performance two years later.
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Ex-NYPD cop who assaulted police at Capitol receives longest Jan. 6 sentence yet: 10 years

A former New York City police officer and Marine Corps veteran, who swung a flagpole at police before tackling one officer and yanking his gas mask off during the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021, was sentenced to 10 years in prison Thursday.
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California approves a wave of aggressive new climate measures

California lawmakers passed a flurry of new climate bills late Wednesday, including a record $54 billion in climate spending, a measure to prevent the state’s last nuclear power plant from closing, sharp new restrictions on oil and gas drilling and a mandate that California stop adding carbon dioxide to the atmosphere by 2045.
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Harris to mark Labor Day in Boston

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China slams UN ‘farce’ on Xinjiang as Uyghur exiles praise report

China lashed out Thursday at the United Nations human rights office over its release of an incriminating report that found Beijing’s crackdown on ethnic minorities in the Xinjiang region involved “serious human rights violations,” including possible crimes against humanity.
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China locks down major southern city of Chengdu

China has locked down Chengdu, one of its biggest and economically important cities, as it turns once again to its COVID strategy of restricting people’s movements to stop outbreaks.
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UN inspectors arrive at Ukraine nuclear plant amid fighting

ZAPORIZHZHIA, Ukraine — A United Nations inspection team entered Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant Thursday on a mission to safeguard it against catastrophe, reaching the site amid fighting between Russian and Ukrainian forces that prompted the shutdown of one reactor and underscored the urgency of the task.
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EDITORIAL


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Safety first, but the MBTA can’t forget about the big transportation picture

Yes, the T needs to do a better job on maintenance and safety. But that mustn’t come at the expense of thinking about the future.
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OPINION


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Health misinformation is making us sick

It is important to know why health misinformation spreads and to understand how it spreads.
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OPINION


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For Philip Guston, the political was personal

The events of his life became the images that haunted him, and they mirrored his own struggles as an artist, grappling with representation vs. abstraction as well as the social unrest of the times.
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Judge grants Arroyo request for access to sex assault files

Embattled City Councilor Ricardo Arroyo, whose campaign for Suffolk district attorney has been rocked by revelations that he had been accused of possible sexual assault in two instances as a teenager, though never charged, seemed to fight back tears during an interview on the "Java With Jimmy" show on Thursday.
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Massachusetts Governor's Race


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Trump reemerges in Mass. governor’s race with pre-primary ‘tele-rally’ for GOP hopeful Geoff Diehl

Diehl, a former state representative, has trumpeted former president Donald Trump’s false claims that the 2020 election was rigged.
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More than 1.1 million people could vote in Massachusetts state primary, Galvin predicts

Secretary of State William F. Galvin, who himself is facing a primary challenge in Tuesday’s vote, said he doesn’t expect voting to reach the record levels it did during the 2020 primary.
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Gary Washburn


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Latest racial incident does not help Utah’s reputation or help the cause

Instead of dismissing these episodes as “one bad apple" exceptions, we need to understand why they keep happening and acknowledge that racism and sexism still exist.
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Golf


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LIV is making a loud entrance with its pomp, but golf competition eventually will be what matters most

Music, champagne, and the apparent good times eventually should be overshadowed by the golf, right?
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christopher l. gasper


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Picking up troubling vibes from Mac Jones, and other Patriots thoughts

No matter how many tepid votes of confidence Jones gives the new offense, his body language is giving him away,
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Danish drug maker Novo Nordisk buys Watertown biotech Forma for $1.1b

The local company’s stock surged by 51 percent on news of the sale Thursday.
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Boston Internet firm Starry qualifies for $270 million in subsidies

The wireless Internet company won approval from federal regulators to provide subsidized service to consumers in eight states.
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A look back at Michela’s, Kendall Square’s first destination restaurant

Michela Larson reflects on her eponymous restaurant and the people who dined there, including Edwin Land, Steve Jobs, and Joe Kennedy II.
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Mable John, pioneering Motown female singer, dies at 91

An early protege of Berry Gordy, she sang with Ray Charles on tour.
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Obituaries


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Mable John, pioneering Motown female singer, dies at 91

An early protege of Berry Gordy, she sang with Ray Charles on tour.
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TRAVEL


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Plan to launch Montreal-to-Boston train service gains steam

The overnight sleeper train would also make stops in Portland, Old Orchard Beach, and Durham, N.H. But first: Track repairs and getting Massachusetts on board.
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TELEVISION REVIEW


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‘The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power’ is epically OK

Call “The Rings of Power” a TV series if you like, but it has the attitude and comportment of a big-screen feature, stretched out.
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In a riveting ‘Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992,′ a disparate community speaks its truths

Reconceived by Anna Deavere Smith from a solo work to a play featuring five actors, "Twilight" is a living testament to the devastating and far-reaching human cost of systemic racial injustice.
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