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‘Terrible tragedy': Deaths of 3 in Mass. home leave neighbors stunned
An investigation is continuing after three people were found dead Sunday morning at a multi-family home in Watertown, Massachusetts.
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Providence College student invents straw to detect date rape drug
Providence College sophomore Neve Palmeri’s plan to prevent the next person’s drink from getting spiked is close to becoming a reality, and she tells NBC10 Boston that it took a heavy situation to create the lightest of solutions.
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Federal judge agrees to expedite Harvard's lawsuit against Trump administration
The frozen funds feud between Harvard University and the White House will go before a federal judge on Monday.
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Frederick Richard hopes his uniform design can change the face of men's gymnastics
Olympic bronze medalist Frederick “Flips” Richard said he’s dreamt of creating a more modern uniform that blends professionalism, performance and comfort.
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Revere community seeks answers following deaths of three local women in Belize
Community members in Revere, Massachusetts, are demanding answers after three local women were found dead in a hotel room in Belize.
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What was Jimmy Carter's connection to craft beer? Brewers credit former president for industry's success
Beer lovers can raise a glass while honoring our nation’s 39th president. Jimmy Carter is a huge reason America’s craft beer scene is thriving today.
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Examining President Jimmy Carter's legacy: A textbook definition of the American Dream
Jimmy Carter’s legacy as a president and philanthropic pioneer is also a coveted subject for historians. They’re also mourning his death for the trailblazing path he forged, one they say will be hard to replicate. Carter’s life was a textbook definition of the American Dream, and what one local historian admires because of how he blended his compassion for people...
