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Beltway Politics
Joe Biden’s VP slot not Elizabeth Warren’s do-over for WH campaign »
Boston Herald
Exit ramp: Voters seem ready to give Trump the boot »
Boston Herald
‘You can’t tell people that happy days are here again when it’s 1932:' Trump’s COVID disconnect threatens his reelection »
Boston Globe
Business
Massachusetts restaurants reopen indoor dining: Here’s what it’s like »
Boston Herald
Indoor dining, nail salons, tattoo parlors, and fitting rooms opened Monday. Here’s how it went »
Boston Globe
Winchester man allegedly sought more than $13m in fraudulent loans from coronavirus relief program »
Boston Globe
Businesses Frustrated by Delay in Phase 3 of Mass. Reopening »
NBC Boston
Gym Chain Sues Gov. Baker Over Coronavirus Closure »
CBS Boston
Amesbury business owners say they're ramping up »
Newburyport News
Mass., Calif. ranked as most innovative states »
Boston Globe
After a rough spring, Tripadvisor says traffic and sales are improving »
Boston Globe
Mass. restaurants ready for ‘new normal’ with indoor dining »
Boston Business Journal
Cape restaurants adjust yet again as indoor dining resumes »
Cape Cod Times
‘Little Bit of Normalcy': Mass. Restaurants Happy to Be Serving Customers Indoors »
NBC Boston
Founder of new VC firm launches Black entrepreneurship program »
Boston Business Journal
In Berkshire eateries and salons, slow roll of reopening continues »
Berkshire Eagle
Here's our 2020 list of the fastest-growing public companies in Mass. »
Boston Business Journal
As Mass. Enters The Next Step In Reopening, Some Businesses Are Booked. Others Are Left Behind »
WGBH
Mass Audubon lays off 34 employees after coronavirus causes budget problems »
The Republican
Oxford Gym Racks up $8,000 in Fines as Owner Refuses to Shut Down »
Boston Magazine
Baker reveals redevelopment plans for former Boston State Hospital »
WHDH
Trump's immigration order will hurt business, Mass. leaders say »
Boston Business Journal
Mattapan’s Boston State Hospital site to see housing, food amenities »
Boston Business Journal
Civil Rights
Protesters march in Boston for racial justice »
Boston Globe
Hundreds March To Divert Police Funding, While Boston City Councilors Debate Budget »
CBS Boston
Protesters, son of Eric Garner demand Gov. Baker stop police violence »
WHDH
Crowd marches from Roxbury to statehouse to demand racial justice, change in policing »
WCVB
Protesters Call For Action From Baker On Police Brutality »
New England Public Radio
PHOTOS & RECAP: FROM ROXBURY TO BEACON HILL, BOSTON RALLIES FOR RAYSHARD BROOKS »
Dig Boston
Education
Massachusetts municipal leaders push state for more school funding amid coronavirus financial woes »
Boston Herald
More Central Mass. colleges plan to reopen campuses for fall term »
Worcester Telegram
Opinion: Cancel the fall college football season »
Boston Globe
26 Massachusetts Cities Call On State To Preserve ‘Desperately Needed’ School Funding »
CBS Boston
Rhode Island sets ambitious goals for Providence schools, but the turnaround plan leaves more questions than answers »
Boston Globe
Black students, alumni go public with painful stories of racism at prestigious prep schools »
Boston Globe
‘Remote learning has been a disaster’: Parent group calls for Mass. schools to reopen at full capacity »
WHDH
Colleges and the coronavirus: Amherst College orders tents for possible outdoor classes during fall semester »
The Republican
UMass Boston announces plan to teach classes remotely this fall »
Boston.com
Mass. college leaders scramble to safely house fall semester's students »
Boston Business Journal
Federal
Governors Plan Infrastructure Summit Wednesday »
State House News Service
Congress Needs to Fix the Opportunity Zone Boondoggle »
Governing
Neal optimistic about big, Democrat-led spending bills »
Berkshire Eagle
Gaming
Don’t pull the plug on thoroughbreds »
Commonwealth Magazine
Health Care
State Legislators push for better healthcare for communities of color in Massachusetts »
News 22 WWLP.com
Gilead to test a version of remdesivir that can be inhaled »
Boston Globe
'Invisible Wounds': Front-Line Health Workers Face Recovery Period That Could Last Months »
WBUR
Human Services
Child Care Reopens, But Many Ask For State Aid After 'Financially Devastating' Closure »
WBUR
Immigration
Trump orders limits on foreign workers, extends immigration restrictions »
Boston Globe
Green card ban extended to free up 525,000 jobs: Trump official »
Boston Herald
Trump administration extends visa ban to non-immigrants »
Boston Globe
Judiciary
SJC: People found dangerous can be held in jail for longer despite coronavirus »
Boston Globe
Labor
Supreme Court won’t hear Mass. au pair pay case »
Milford Daily News
SCOTUS Won’t Hear Mass. Au Pair Case »
State House News Service
Union Says 2,000 Educators Received Layoff Notices »
State House News Service
Race comments roil public sector workforce »
Commonwealth Magazine
Legislative
State Rep. Jones named to committee to address COVID-19 »
Wicked Local Boxford
Local Government
Falmouth town meeting backs police budget, diversity outreach coordinator »
Cape Cod Times
Political Notes: Barnstable delegate to county assembly elected deputy speaker »
Cape Cod Times
Framingham & Neighborhood Leaders React To Lead Contamination Announcement »
Framingham Source
Provincetown Health Board Calls for More Protections for Vulnerable Communities »
Cape Cod Online
Massachusetts Department of Revenue keeps local aid level-funded for July and August »
The Republican
Boston councilors mull rejecting Walsh’s budget over differences on police cuts »
Boston Herald
Amid decreased revenue, Coogan hopes Council OKs interim budget »
The Herald News
Brockton councilor hit with finance violation, puts home up for sale »
The Enterprise
Dudley town meeting voters balk at zoning change for mill conversions »
Worcester Telegram
Attempts to defund police fail at outdoor Great Barrington town meeting »
Berkshire Eagle
Politics
Election notebook »
The Sun Chronicle
Mass. firefighters’ union backs Grossman for Kennedy seat »
WPRI.com
Dracut candidates address Town Hall accountability issues »
Lowell Sun
Public Health
Trump says the US is doing ‘too good a job’ on testing, despite staff saying he was joking »
Boston Globe
What would make you feel safe sending your child to daycare or school? »
Boston.com
A number of Southern and Western states are seeing a spike in COVID-19 cases. Why aren’t their death rates rising, too? »
Boston Globe
Some fear coronavirus surge with influx of summer visitors »
Taunton Gazette
Opinion: Stop masking the truth. Kids can’t handle face coverings »
Boston Herald
Massachusetts health experts talk post-pandemic ‘curves’, mental health and returning to care »
Boston Herald
Free COVID-19 testing for farmers at Big E Thursday »
The Recorder
Mass. reports 149 new coronavirus cases, 17 new deaths; 2 key metrics stay stable, one ticks up slightly »
Boston Globe
Springfield won’t open cooling centers due to coronavirus; infections continue decline »
The Republican
Equity task force gives Gov. Baker failing grades for protecting marginalized groups during COVID-19 reopening »
Boston.com
Baker: 2.5 percent of protesters who sought tests were positive for coronavirus »
Boston Globe
South Shore Peer Recovery to host info session on Purdue Pharma bankruptcy »
Wicked Local Marshfield
Man Accuses Gov. Baker Of Refusing To Meet With Black Constituents About Coronavirus »
CBS Boston
Public Safety
MBTA transit officer resigned while under investigation for excessive force on Black man; Suffolk DA’s office opens criminal probe »
Boston Globe
MY VIEW: Storage of spent nuclear fuel a matter of public safety »
Cape Cod Times
Editorial: Officers who don’t tell the truth don’t deserve to wear a badge »
Boston Globe
Northampton invoiced more than $26K for police details at protest »
Gazette Net
Police: Southborough officer hospitalized after attack in station lobby »
Boston Herald
Path cleared for Peru official to put in for top cop »
Berkshire Eagle
Suffolk DA Investigating Former MBTA Officer For Alleged Excessive Force On Black Man »
WBUR
State Finance
Baker has spent $350m on personal protection equipment »
Commonwealth Magazine
State likely to allocate less money for road, bridge repairs »
Lowell Sun
House Fills in Details of $1.1 Billion COVID-19 Bill »
State House News Service
State Government
Raimondo will remove ‘Providence Plantations’ from official state name on documents, websites »
Boston Globe
Voting Bills Diverge on Mailings, Poll Location Change »
State House News Service
Massachusetts House and Senate members join together to file legislation to make Juneteenth a state holiday »
Wicked Local Saugus
Podcast: Rep. Mirra Says Business Reopening Schedule Entirely up to Gov. Baker »
WHAV
Schooner Could be Transferred to Mass. Maritime Control »
State House News Service
State legislators negotiate election changes for fall »
The Barnstable Patriot
Taxation
Baker announces sales tax holiday »
Lowell Sun
Transportation
New Design Floated for Allston Megaproject »
State House News Service
Mass. Pike may stay on viaduct under latest Allston design proposal »
Boston Globe
Pollack: July 1 a soft deadline for MBTA oversight board »
Boston Herald
Lyft Wants to Go All-Electric by 2030, But It Won’t Be Easy »
Gov Tech
Ride-for-Hire Growth Expands Beyond Bigger Cities »
State House News Service
Pollack outlines yet another ‘throat’ option »
Commonwealth Magazine
T notes: Control board says goodbye, offers advice »
Commonwealth Magazine
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BU School of Public Health Dean: ‘We Should Continue To Be Worried’ As Cases Rise Amid Reopenings
CBS Boston
Indoor Dining Resumes In Massachusetts
WGBH
Protests, Police & Hope for the Future