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World Cup crowds will test Boston’s roads, rails and wallets

15 May 2026
3m
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Former Congressman Barney Frank's urgent message for Democrats

15 May 2026
5m
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States consider laws blocking AI personhood

15 May 2026
5m
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The Iraq vet redefining mindfulness, one bourbon at a time

14 May 2026
5m
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Uncovering Scott Tong's grandfather's story, a hidden family history brought to light

14 May 2026
8m
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Scott Tong investigates the suppressed history of his grandfather, Carlton Sun, who died in a Chinese labor camp after being convicted of collaborating with Japanese occupiers during World War II. Historian Pochek Fu argues that such wartime decisions were often driven by survival and necessity rather than political id...

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What does the new Fed Chair mean for interest rates?

14 May 2026
3m
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Trump shakes up forest management ahead of a potentially destructive wildfire season

14 May 2026
5m
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On 'Insomnia and Seven Steps to Grace,' poetry and jazz shake hands

14 May 2026
11m
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Taiwan on the menu: China's Xi tells Trump U.S.-China relations hinge on Taiwan

14 May 2026
6m
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Netflix to release Greta Gerwig’s 'Narnia' in theaters

14 May 2026
5m
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JetBlue CEO Joanna Geraghty says airline will survive, despite volatile industry and rising jet fuel costs

14 May 2026
9m
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From pickup games to packed stadiums, the Bay gets World Cup ready

14 May 2026
3m
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Courts rebuke Trump administration on immigration

14 May 2026
4m
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Iran implements new system to collect fees from ships in Strait of Hormuz

14 May 2026
2m
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U.S. business leaders, tech bros look to China for opportunities during Beijing talks

14 May 2026
6m
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Longtime Beijing residents recount the transformation of China over the past 3 decades

14 May 2026
7m
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Melinda Liu, Newsweek’s long-standing Beijing bureau chief, reflects on China’s dramatic transformation from a society with few private cars or telephones to a tech-saturated landscape where mobile apps dominate daily life. Despite rapid modernization and ambitious space programs aimed at solving resource scarcities, a...

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The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is now at the center of a culture war

13 May 2026
5m
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Podcast subverts China's conformist culture by getting people to share private-yet-human stories

13 May 2026
8m
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StoryFM, a Chinese podcast founded by former journalist Kou Aizhe, challenges traditional cultural moderation by broadcasting raw, first-person accounts of sensitive topics like addiction, factory labor, and LGBTQ+ identities. Modeled after This American Life, the program prioritizes human introspection over narration,...

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How Atlanta is preparing to host World Cup games

13 May 2026
3m
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Why Trump brought several U.S. CEOs to China for a high-stakes summit

13 May 2026
6m
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