Men’s March counter-protesters arrested
By Emily Champagne
Most are facing community service in exchange for their charges. Written November 19th, 2024
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Breast cancer exams expected to be more accessible following a newly signed bill
By Addison Brewer-Hay
Gov. Maura Healey signs into law a bill requiring insurers to cover diagnostic breast cancer exams. According to Boston 25, this bill is considered to be “an important victory for patients.”
North Shore teachers continue their strike as a deal has yet to be reached
Teachers in three communities on the North Shore of Massachusetts are continuing their strike after a week with no deal reached.
B.A.A. Releases Report on Economic Impact of 2024 Boston Marathon
By Emma Siebold The Boston Athletic Association, the non-profit that hosts the famed Boston Marathon, released a report detailing the economic impacts of April’s race on the local and state economy. The report found...
Emerson Alum leads The Onion’s purchase of Infowars
Emerson Alum and The Onion CEO Ben Collins is behind the recent purchase of Infowars. The money made from the deal is helping pay back families of Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims that Alex Jones repeatedly said was a “hoax.”
BC Eagles Prepare for Fenway Bowl Rematch
Boston College will look to take on new conference rivals, the SMU Mustangs on Saturday.
Hadley Trader Joes used “coercive threats” against union members, per NLRB
A judge from the National Labor Relations Board ruled on 18 allegations against the company from May 2022 to January 2023.
Educator strikes leaves over 10,000 North Shore students out of school
Over 10,000 North Shore students remain out of school as educators strike for better pay and benefits, defying court orders.
Jayson Tatum Addresses Steve Kerr, Olympics Drama
Steve Kerr’s controversial benching of Tatum was the topic of discussion before the Warriors-C’s matchup.