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Harvard University agrees to pay $53 mn after morgue manager sold body parts

Harvard University has agreed to pay a $53 million settlement after its former morgue manager stole and sold body parts donated for scientific research, with a Boston court reportedly approving the plan on Tuesday. A Boston state court judge gave preliminary approval to the settlement plan on Tuesday, US media…

The Economic Times · Aug 19

Mystery Boston man pays for Glasgow diners' meals after Tartan Army won city's hearts

Mystery Boston man pays for Glasgow diners' meals at Cafe Gandolfini after Tartan Army won city's hearts.

The National (Scotland) · Aug 18

A Biological Need To Steal?

Plus: Trump threatens Oman, the cost of Medicare for All, and booze laws in Britain and Boston.

Reason · Aug 18

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From Mel Gibson to Anthony LaPaglia: why Australian stages keep returning to Death of a Salesman

Set in New York and Boston, Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman explores the final hours of 63-year-old Willy Loman as he grapples with an unfulfilled life pursuing “the wrong dreams”.

The Conversation · Aug 18

Why the 5 AM to 7 AM Slot Is the Best Deep Work and Focus Window in Indian Summers

What heat does to concentration, and why 5 AM is the exceptionCognitive performance begins to degrade measurably once the ambient temperature crosses 30°C. A 2020 study published in PLOS Medicine, tracking students in Boston during a heatwave, found that those without air conditioning scored 13 percent lower on cognitive tests…

Times Life · Aug 17

Julia Roberts just revived this forgotten Birkenstock style – we'd pick it over Arizona sandals and Boston clogs every time

She wore Birkenstock's elevated take on flip-flops

Woman & Home · Aug 15

Judge Ends Trump Administration's Antisemitism Case Against Harvard

A Boston judge dismissed the DOJ's antisemitism suit against Harvard, ruling the evidence was too old to prove an ongoing violation.

Latin Times · Aug 15

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An unthinkable crime shatters an Indian family in US— and raises questions about AI

TOI Corrrespondent from Washington: Before police found his mother and younger brother dead inside their quiet suburban home in Acton, outside Boston, 17-year-old Arjun Aravind had allegedly been exploring a dark world online - using the internet and ChatGPT to search for ideas and create fictional scenarios about killing his…

The Times of India · Aug 14

Tartan Army hailed by Boston chiefs as astounding drinking figures emerge

Boston have released their official figures as World Cup hosts and showed the Tartan Army helped drive a 179 per cent increase in bar takings from…

The National (Scotland) · Aug 13

Official tartan unveiled to celebrate Glasgow-Boston friendship after World Cup

Glasgow and Boston are officially moving to become sister cities.

The Independent UK · Aug 12

SI:AM | The Weirdest Baseball Play You’ll See All Season

The umps in the Red Sox-Blue Jays game had to apply the rarely used “fourth out” rule after a confusing sequence in the seventh inning.

Sports Illustrated · Aug 11

Concierges, adjunct professors, potato chip tasters: US employers are relying more and more on ‘disposable’ workers

When I leave my Boston condo every day, I say good morning to the concierge, who works for a contracting company providing staff to residential buildings. When I conduct an interview in a nearby building, the people who clean that office at night are contractors. The person who serves me…

The Conversation · Aug 11

In the 1990s, Boston sent nearly a quarter of the Big Dig's 16 million cubic yards of soil to a burning former dump island and helped turn it into a park

Boston’s massive Big Dig project produced more than 16 million cubic yards of soil, and nearly a quarter of it was sent to Spectacle Island in Boston Harbor. The island was once a city dump where methane gas caused underground fires. The soil helped cap the old landfill, reshape the…

The Times of India · Aug 10

Blue Bloods' Will Estes Is Reuniting With Donnie Wahlberg On Boston Blue, And I Have 1 Major Hope

Jamie Reagan is finally coming back.

Cinemablend · Aug 8

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inkl · Aug 7

Private Ground Transportation Guide: Boston Airport Car Service and LA Chauffeur Service for Business Travelers

Business travel success depends on careful planning, efficient scheduling, and dependable transportation. While flights and accommodations are often arranged well in advance, ground transportation can significantly influence the overall travel experience. Reliable airport transfers and chauffeur-driven transportation help executives stay productive, arrive on time, and maintain a professional image throughout…

The Economic Times · Aug 7

Indian-American Community to host grand Independence Day celebrations in Boston

The Foundation of Indian-Americans will host the fifth International India Day Parade on August 9. This significant event will celebrate India's Independence and the strong US-India friendship. The parade will feature numerous floats, cultural programs, and community organizations. Colonel Inder Preet Singh and US Navy Specialist Maggie Lehman will serve…

Latin Times · Aug 6

TPS Lawyers Pivot to a Bolder Claim: Homeland Security Never Had the Power to Cancel It

Lawyers for TPS holders argue DHS never had legal authority to end the program, testing a 2002 law in courts from Chicago to Boston.

The Times of India · Aug 6

In 2020, Boston introduced a floating wetland in the Charles River to test whether plant roots could help curb algal blooms

Boston is pioneering floating wetlands to elevate the ecological condition of the Charles River. These ingenious platforms harness plant roots to filter out nutrients from urban runoff, significantly aiming to diminish algal blooms and promote healthy habitats for wildlife. A team of researchers will evaluate the wetlands' performance over several…

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The Economic Times · Aug 5

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey declares August 15 as 'India Day'

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey declared August 15 as India Day. Boston Mayor Michelle Wu also issued a similar proclamation recognizing the diaspora. Both leaders acknowledged the significant contributions of Indian-Americans to the state. Community organizations foster civic engagement and cultural exchange through celebrations. This observance highlights India's rich heritage and…

FourFourTwo · Aug 3

Bespoke, not boutique: How New Balance is breaking sportswear's oligopoly

New Balance is challenging the established sportswear manufacturing order with a unique combination of human touch, attention to detail, and a best-in-class attitude

The Conversation · Aug 3

Detroit has a shortage of national retailers. What can officials do to attract more chains to the city?

Detroit’s borders encompass 139 square miles, a footprint large enough to fit Manhattan, Boston and San Francisco combined.

The Economic Times · Aug 2

Quote of the day by Kahlil Gibran: ‘I have found both freedom and safety in my madness, the freedom of…’ – ‘The Prophet’ author on madness, loneliness and the hidden cost of being understood

Quote of the day: Lebanese-American poet Kahlil Gibran's words challenge societal norms and embrace individuality. His quote from The Madman explores freedom found in loneliness and safety from being understood. Gibran's life involved emigration to Boston and studies in Beirut and Paris. He became a renowned author, bridging Eastern spirituality…

The Independent UK · Jul 31

18-year-old found dead in home owned by congresswoman’s husband had been shot, cops say

Police have made no arrests in the shooting of 18-year-old Yoseliani Ann Marte Ocasio, whose death has been officially ruled a homicide

Latin Times · Jul 31

Who Was Yoseliani Marte Ocasio? 18-Year-Old Latina Found Dead at Home Owned by Democratic Rep. Ayanna Pressley's Husband

An 18-year-old Latina woman has been identified as the victim in the homicide investigation at a Boston rental property owned by the husband of U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley.

The Conversation · Jul 31

Leaving vehicle engines idling is unhealthy, expensive – and often illegal

A bus company that left its buses’ engines running while parked in Boston neighborhoods has settled a lawsuit by agreeing to pay US$5.6 million in damages for the resulting air pollution.

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