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Debate recap: Markey and Moulton trade barbs in final debate before primary (opens the original)
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Democrats Sen. Ed Markey and Rep. Seth Moulton took the stage Thursday in the final debate before the Sept. 1 primary.
A new cookbook shows that for Chinatown's aunties, self-care is collective (opens the original)
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Chinatown has a long history of grassroots activism, fighting against displacement and inequality. A new art project highlights the advocacy of the neighborhood’s female elders.
Child e-bike injuries have skyrocketed across Mass., ER doctors warn (opens the original)
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The doctors say electric bike and scooter crashes are often far more severe than those involving pedal bikes: broken bones, head injuries, even deaths. Police and town officials are pushing for stricter regulations.
Military lawyers are being named temporary immigration judges. Can they be impartial? (opens the original)
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Some legal observers say the military lawyers have obligations to follow orders, and that could conflict with the traditional goal of providing fair hearings in immigration court.
Clancy trial highlights postpartum psychosis and barriers to care for mothers (opens the original)
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Medical experts and women who’ve experienced the disorder say the trial shows the need for more research and education about this little-discussed but severe psychological illness.
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