Judge rules against GA inmate who asked for firing squad instead of lethal injection
Michael Wade Nance argued that because of his medical history an injection could cause him severe pain in violation of his constitutional rights.
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Massachusetts agrees to higher insurance plan deductibles
The Massachusetts Health Connector Board voted to raise the minimum creditable coverage deductible limit for individuals to ...
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College scholarships: Fall River foundation has over $50,000 to give local students
Over $50,000 in scholarship money is available for high school and college students who live in or attend school in Fall ...
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The Wilson Center Announces Ambassador Michael Oren as Gildenhorn Fellow
Ambassador Oren brings a wealth of experience as a diplomat, historian, and author. He served as Israel’s Ambassador to the United States from 2009 to 2013, strengthening US-Israel relations and ...
Mayor Michelle Wu was ‘not involved’ in severance package talks between Flaherty and Boston Water and Sewer Commission
Former Boston City Councilor Michael Flaherty agreed to a $254k severance package after he was fired from his role as general ...
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Trump upends US policy on Ukraine and says he and Putin have agreed to begin talks on ending the war
President Donald Trump upended three years of U.S. policy toward Ukraine on Wednesday, saying that he and Russian leader ...
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‘Beyond grateful, relieved and overwhelmed’: Russia releases imprisoned American Marc Fogel
Marc Fogel, an American history teacher who was deemed wrongfully detained by Russia, has been released and returned to the U ...
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For the Marian Fathers congregation in Stockbridge, a new nearly $29 million monastery is dream coming true
The 40-room, 20-office complex, set to be completed in the fall of 2026, will provide congregate living for the 40 priests, ...
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MassCOP honors Tarr
BOSTON — The Massachusetts Coalition of Police (MassCOP), representing 5,000 officers and 911 dispatchers in 181 cities and ...
Harvard warns ‘discovery of new treatments would slow’ under NIH funding cuts
In fiscal year 2024, 219 organizations in Massachusetts received approximately $3.46 billion in National Institutes of Health ...
The National Observer: Early tariffs activity viewed as 'tip of the iceberg'
The back-and-forth exchange over tariffs is creating uncertainty for business owners, and there's a perhaps surprising reason ...