2,252 confirmed cases, 36 deaths, and 71,434 vaccinations: See today’s new COVID-19 data from Mass.
The state said 31,911 people were estimated to have active cases of the potentially deadly virus, and 690 confirmed coronavirus patients were in the hospital.
Biden announces huge infrastructure plan to ‘win the future’
President Joe Biden on Wednesday outlined a $2.3 trillion plan to reengineer the nation’s infrastructure over the next eight years in what he billed as “a once in a generation investment in America.”
‘I feel helpless’: Key moments from the third day of the Derek Chauvin trial
The trial of Derek Chauvin, the Minneapolis police officer accused of murdering George Floyd, continued Wednesday with emotional testimony from witnesses who described what they saw during the May 25 killing that sparked weeks of widespread protests, and how it left them feeling.
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A Red Sox Opening Day that feels almost normal is cause to celebrate
Baseball was a shell of itself last year, but this time around, that special date on the calendar seems to have regained some of its magic.
See the schedule for the Red Sox’ Opening Day ceremonies
‘It was an honor’: Jackie Bradley Jr. says goodbye to Red Sox fans
Baseball was a shell of itself last year, but this time around, that special date on the calendar seems to have regained some of its magic.
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Some Capitol attack suspects apologize as consequences sink in
Confronted with compelling video and photographic evidence in court, dozens of participants in the Capitol siege have apologized and expressed regret as the consequences of their actions have started to sink in. The ramifications include potential job losses, financial ruin, and possible time behind bars.
Trump sued by two Capitol Police officers for inciting ‘wild’ insurrection
Confronted with compelling video and photographic evidence in court, dozens of participants in the Capitol siege have apologized and expressed regret as the consequences of their actions have started to sink in. The ramifications include potential job losses, financial ruin, and possible time behind bars.
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Several Boston Black executives join call out against new Georgia voting law
The letter, published in an advertisement in the New York Times, came after Georgia passed a set of changes last week that the group says will make it harder for Black voters to cast their ballots.
Under pressure, some Georgia corporate leaders slam voting bill
The letter, published in an advertisement in the New York Times, came after Georgia passed a set of changes last week that the group says will make it harder for Black voters to cast their ballots.
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‘I wouldn’t want his job.’ Despite criticism, Baker gets high marks for pandemic handling in new poll
Most Commonwealth residents are giving Governor Charlie Baker the benefit of the doubt as he grapples with an unenviable situation, navigating a tight supply of COVID-19 vaccines and a stubborn virus that’s upended nearly every aspect of daily life, a survey by Suffolk University and The Boston Globe found.
Read the full results of the latest Suffolk/Globe poll
Most Commonwealth residents are giving Governor Charlie Baker the benefit of the doubt as he grapples with an unenviable situation, navigating a tight supply of COVID-19 vaccines and a stubborn virus that’s upended nearly every aspect of daily life, a survey by Suffolk University and The Boston Globe found.
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