Iconic photo ‘The Soiling of Old Glory’ still makes an impact 50 years later
The photo of Ted Landsmark drew national attention for how it vividly captured racial unrest during the busing crisis in the 1970s.
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Dozens of school districts failing to investigate bullying complaints, report finds
Report by Northeastern School of Law finds school districts, and state regulators, failing to follow requirements of 2010 state law meant to protect students.
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Boston nonprofit details how children are dying due to last year's USAID cuts
Partners in Health's Dr. Joia Mukherjee says she's seen children die of malnutrition and go blind from malaria because of the loss in humanitarian aid. -
Healey’s demanding tariff refunds for residents. She doesn't expect Trump will send them.
Healey says Massachusetts residents are owed billions of dollars that they paid in tariff-driven extra costs after a Supreme Court ruling threw out the tariffs last month. -
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Worcester to give tax break to housing project despite opposition
Opponents say the developer of the housing project doesn't deserve the tax exemption because it has violated local development regulations. -
Winter on pause: Boston basks in record March temps
Tuesday brought sunny skies and a high of 74, a welcome respite after back-to-back snowstorms and an unusually frigid winter so far.
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