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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu called the long lines unacceptable and says the city is looking to establish a mass COVID-19 testing site.

"We have the tools we need to manage the surge in omicron cases," White House COVID-19 response coordinator Jeff Zients said.

Around 650 Haitian families arrived in the region since March

Nearly two years after surgeon Anita Kurmann was killed in a bicycle crash in Boston, a controversial police investigation ruled it a tragic roadside collision. But that’s just the beginning of the story.

Why Christianity remains an in-person religion, even in a pandemic The COVID-19 pandemic has been a reminder for many Christians that their worship is an in-person experience at its core. Socially distanced congregants attend a service at Holy Comforter Episcopal Church in Tallahassee, Florida, on Dec. 13, 2020. Video screengrab December 24, 2020 (RNS) — On Christmas Eve, members of Holy Comforter Episcopal Church in Tallahassee, Florida, will gather in the parking lot for a se...

back of hard-working people making things here in america. [applause] some people believe those days are gone. they are not. the only reason we lost those jobs is because government made manufacturing uncompetitive. the highest corporate tax in the world. the most onerous regulatory environment. on day one, we will repeal every high-cost obama regulation that was put in place in the last four years. [cheers and applause] we are going to work with democrats and republicans from the indu...

to open up communication. we have to use communications, persuasion, and we rely on the professional attitude of most of the professionals with whom we work in the agencies. that is something we depend upon. we also have a hard time measuring our success. it will be made before we come up on our second anniversary of being fully staffed. we have six professionals and a staff assistant. we are a bit challenged in that respect. we know we have to make the most of what we have because in ...

i dont think our country is controlled by the military- industrial complex, by any stretch of imagination. i think that the united states is constantly forced to measure itself as it passes judgment on the rest of the world. there was a time when the united states was, you know, expressing its moral disapproval of other nations. certain minorities in this country had no rights. one of the products of the cold war was greater pressure on the united states domestically to live up to some...

shall overcome is not an effective way of gaining civil rights and thought more confrontation was needed. >> walter leroy adams on being a radical. >> i believe a radical is somebody who believes in personal liberty and individual freedom limited government. that makes you of radical, and i have always been a person who believes people should not interfere with me, i should be able to do my own thing with so long as i did not follow it -- violate the rights of other people. >> now a di...