Birx lashes Trump’s pandemic response, citing needless deaths
Former president Donald Trump’s coronavirus response coordinator suggested that hundreds of thousands of Americans likely died needlessly from the coronavirus, and Trump’s testing czar said the administration lied to the public about the availability of testing, in interviews aired on CNN Sunday night.
Massachusetts is spending $130 million to identify people exposed to COVID-19, but some question if money is well spent
Some say that the decision to hire an outside nonprofit group to run the program deprived towns of the chance to bolster many sagging local departments to tackle COVID-19 and future crises.
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After-school programs suffer school reopening whiplash
As school districts shift back to in-person learning, after-school care providers are scrambling to fill the gaps in child supervision — just as they did six months ago, when parents needed help caring for kids whose schools had closed. And once again, they're contending with major logistical challenges on shoestring budgets.
Adrian Walker: Fully reopening schools is the first task for Acting Mayor Janey
As school districts shift back to in-person learning, after-school care providers are scrambling to fill the gaps in child supervision — just as they did six months ago, when parents needed help caring for kids whose schools had closed. And once again, they're contending with major logistical challenges on shoestring budgets.
Duxbury selectmen to discuss football players’ anti-Semitic comments; activist group calls for swift action
The group Duxbury For All said it would like to see more thorough diversity training for town leadership.
Mass. coronavirus at a glance |
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Family groups crossing border in soaring numbers point to next phase of crisis
The Biden administration’s attention along the Mexico border has been consumed for the past several weeks by the record numbers of migrant teenagers and children crossing into the United States without their parents, at a rate that far exceeds the government’s ability to care for them.
White House says it’s working on access to migrant centers
The Biden administration’s attention along the Mexico border has been consumed for the past several weeks by the record numbers of migrant teenagers and children crossing into the United States without their parents, at a rate that far exceeds the government’s ability to care for them.
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