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ICE plans to buy robot dogs made in Mass. (opens the original)
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The Trump administration plans to purchase robot dogs made by a Massachusetts company for its immigration enforcement operations. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement wants to spend up to $2 million on robots from Boston Dynamics, according to a funding document from the Department of Homeland Security. The robot known as "Spot" is one of Boston Dynamics' most recognized products. It's a dog-like machine with four legs, and equipped with cameras and sensors that can detect things like hazard
Cannabis exec given immunity in extortion trial of Suffolk Sheriff Tompkins (opens the original)
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A jury was seated and the government began laying out its case Tuesday in the federal extortion trial of Suffolk County Sheriff Steven Tompkins. Tompkins has pleaded not guilty to charges that he pressured a cannabis company executive for pre-IPO stock and then demanded his money back when the stock fell. That executive is Frank Perullo, co-founder and president of Ascend Wellness. In opening statements, the prosecution highlighted Perullo as their key witness and revealed he has an immunity agr
Mass. biopharma industry loses jobs, but investment rebounds (opens the original)
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Massachusetts' biopharma industry lost thousands of jobs last year, but investment in the sector has rebounded, according to a report released Tuesday by MassBio. The industry shrank for the first time in the more than two decades MassBio has tracked this data, with around 3,600 roles cut in 2025. The job losses were concentrated in research and development, while biomanufacturing saw some gains, according to the report. But, overall, investors are still backing the industry. Venture capital fun
Wu announces new elections commissioner for Boston (opens the original)
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The city of Boston has a new elections commissioner. Mayor Michelle Wu on Wednesday announced that longtime city worker Kerry Jordan will serve as the new executive director of the Boston Elections Department. The leadership change comes after the department was put into receivership last year following several mishaps during the 2024 presidential election, which led to ballot shortages at multiple precincts. Since then — and following an investigation by Massachusetts Secretary of State Bill Ga
Family childcare workers in Mass. push for better compensation (opens the original)
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Family childcare providers in Massachusetts rallied on the steps of the State House Tuesday to call for higher wages. They say home-based childcare businesses are at risk of closing because of low wages and higher out-of-pocket expenses. Childcare providers say they're spending more money on food, utilities, school supplies and even insurance. Meanwhile, enrollment has dropped as families struggle to pay for childcare and the state voucher program has been frozen. More than two dozen unionized c
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