Boeing whistleblower: ‘They are putting out defective airplanes’
By Chris Isidore and Gregory Wallace, CNN
Business
Teachers are using AI to grade essays. But some experts are raising ethical concerns
By Samantha Murphy Kelly, CNN
Steward Health Care explores selling to Optum
By Haley Clough
A deal between Steward Health Care and Optum sparks doubt from Massachusetts lawmakers.
Three New England States receive offshore wind proposals
By DJ Mara
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut received proposals for various offshore wind projects as the New England states hope to increase the availability of renewable energy.
Some North End restaurants protest city’s restrictions on outdoor dining by briefly closing
By Meghan Boucher
A selection of North End restaurants are planning a temporary closure on Thursday, in response to Boston’s outdoor dining restrictions.
Electronic solar-powered signs collect pedestrians’ data in Boston
By Peyton Benbow
Electronic billboards popping up around Boston are sending data from your phones to local municipalities.
Representative Ayanna Pressley joins Boston University graduate workers strike
By Olivia Flanz
On Monday, 3000 Boston University Graduate Workers protested outside Marsh Chapel. The students were joined by Massachusetts Representative Ayanna Pressley.
North End restaurateurs protest, ramping up the fight for on-street dining
By Peyton Benbow
Restaurant owners in the North End staged a protest after adding 100 pages to their lawsuit against the City of Boston, seeking to lift the ban on al fresco dining.