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  • SalisburyEnvironment

    ‘What, and destroy $2 billion worth of property?’ Mass. beach community undaunted after storm washes away 3-day-old $600,000 sand dune project

    By Michael Casey and The Associated Press
  • Our Biggest FightTech

    Billionaire Frank McCourt says the surgeon general is only half right about the social-media mental health crisis. It’s a crisis of personhood, not privacy

    By Frank H. McCourt Jr. and Michael Casey
  • Young professional women collaborating in coffeeshopSuccess

    Black professional women are struggling to find their way in a job world where they have few workplace peers—and diversity is under attack

    By Terry Tang, Michael Casey, and others
  • HarvardSuccess

    Harvard hit with student lawsuit claiming campus is ‘bastion of rampant anti-Jewish hatred and harassment’

    By Michael Casey and The Associated Press
  • Native American road signsPolitics

    U.S. road signs feature (Native) American languages for a change as 7 states honor indigenous tribes

    By Michael Casey and The Associated Press
  • JetBlue/Spirit AirwaysPolitics

    Government accuses JetBlue of trying to have it both ways in arguing Spirit acquisition is crucial but other small carriers could easily replace it

    By Michael Casey and The Associated Press
  • Homeless encampment in Portland, OregonLifestyle

    America’s cities are ratcheting up controversial ‘sweeps’ of homeless encampments, but still failing to find a solution: ‘We’re not trash, we’re people’

    By Claire Rush, Janie Har, and others
  • STANFORD, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 7: A view of encampment of students who have been sit-in on campus for 19 days at any given time and say they plan to do so until the university meets their demands, calling for the university to condemn Israeli attacks on Gaza, at White Plaza of Stanford University in Stanford, California, United States on November 7, 2023. (Photo by Tayfun Cokun/Anadolu via Getty Images)Politics

    ‘Loud’ and ‘disruptive’: Protests and arrests are now the norm some colleges as tensions over the Gaza war continue to boil over

    By Michael Casey and The Associated Press
  • New England PatriotsLifestyle

    Mass. authorities insist Patriots fan who died after punch from Dolphins fan at Gillette Stadium had a separate ‘medical issue’

    By Michael Casey and The Associated Press
  • Hurricane LeeEnvironment

    Extreme rains are pounding New England so hard that hundreds are being evacuated and a 15-foot dam is in danger of collapse

    By Michael Casey, Kathy McCormack, and others
  • Paqui'sRetail

    ‘Deeply saddened’ Hershey’s unit asks stores to pull coffin-shaped ‘One Chip Challenge’ after death of Massachusetts teenager

    By Michael Casey, Steve LeBlanc, and others
  • Marcia FudgePolitics

    The White House is tackling affordable housing—and forming a task force on converting commercial to residential

    By Michael Casey and The Associated Press
  • HarvardSuccess

    Harvard’s legacy admissions policies are under investigation by Biden’s Education Department

    By Michael Casey and The Associated Press
  • Canadian Coast Guard vessel Terry Fox (left), and Canadian vessel Skandi Vinland (right), return to St John’s Port in Newfoundland, Canada, after supporting the search and rescue operation for the Titan submersible. Paul-Henri Nargeolet, Hamish Harding, Stockton Rush, Shahzada Dawood and his 19-year-old son Suleman died after the missing submersible suffered a catastrophic implosion while trying to reach the RMS Titanic. Picture date: Friday June 23, 2023. (Photo by Jordan Pettitt/PA Images via Getty Images)Lifestyle

    ‘We all thought they are just going to come up:’ Wife and mother of Titan sub passengers describes her futile wait

    By Michael Casey and The Associated Press
  • AT SEA – (—-EDITORIAL USE ONLY â” MANDATORY CREDIT – ” OCEANGATE/ HANDOUT” – NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS – DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS—-) An undated photo shows tourist submersible belongs to OceanGate begins to descent at a sea. Search and rescue operations continue by US Coast Guard in Boston after a tourist submarine bound for the Titanic’s wreckage site went missing off the southeastern coast of Canada. (Photo by Ocean Gate / Handout/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)Lifestyle

    Families who lost loved ones in the Titan sub tragedy will have one key document to consider before filing any lawsuits

    By Michael Casey and Bloomberg