SCOTUS hears arguments about birthright citizenship and national injunctions
The Trump administration’s executive order restricting birthright citizenship, halted by lower courts, was discussed at the Supreme Court Thursday
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Reggie Miller shares Jayson Tatum's message to Celtics fans after injury
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Man convicted of shooting pregnant mother of his kids in the head in Brockton
A man has been found guilty of shooting the mother of his children, who was pregnant, at her apartment in Brockton, Massachusetts, in 2020, leaving the woman permanently blind, prosecutors said Thursday.
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Marchand has hilarious reaction to Leafs fans after Panthers dominate Game 5
Brad Marchand is close to eliminating the Maple Leafs from the playoffs yet again.
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Barmore talks challenges with returning to play after blood clots
Patriots defensive tackle Christian Barmore opened up about the challenges of overcoming blood clots and returning to the field in 2025.
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Curran and Perry share Patriots record predictions after schedule release
Our insiders see a winning season as a real possibility for the Patriots based on their 2025 schedule.
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Rising temperatures raise risk of stillbirths and preterm births in New England
Climate change has added at least a week of dangerously hot days for pregnant women in every state, raising risks of stillbirths and pre-term births.
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Astronaut Sunita Williams gives advice to Mass. college grads: ‘a great world out there'
Astronaut Sunita Williams imparted her other-worldly experience to graduates at Merrimack College on Thursday.
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Police officer hurt in crash on Cape Cod
A police officer on Cape Cod was injured in a crash Thursday that caused their cruiser to roll over, the department said.
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Boston school bus driver resigns after crash that killed 5-year-old student
The bus driver who allegedly fatally struck a young Boston Public Schools student in the city’s Hyde Park neighborhood in late April has resigned.
