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Kathy, i love the snow. i hate hearing the words "arctic blast." >> reporter: yeah, me too, especially when you have to stand out in it, right? >> i get it. >> reporter: here in boston the conditions are actually getting a little better. the snow is starting to taper off. but earlier this morning, as you mentioned, the snow was really coming down hard. 1 to 2 inches per hour. but as you know, it's pretty cold out here. so anything that falls, it's sticking and it's accumulating, and the crews here really had their work cut out for them. this is atlantic avenue behind me here that you're lookin...

2021 Ford F-150 Adds Even More Class-Exclusive Tech Photo: Ford You know that meme that’s a screengrab from The Simpsons taken in the aftermath of Krusty the Clown (played by Homer) mercilessly pummeling The Krusty Burglar? Where a crying child is pleading, “Stop! Stop! He’s already dead”? Okay. Imagine that, but the kid is crying because the 2021 Ford F-150 just keeps killing it with class-exclusive tech. And what, you ask, does Ford have up its sleeves now? Well, this summer, the all-new F-150 is getting a pair of cool features: Onboard Scales and Smart Hitch. It’s also adding av...

COVID Vaccine Wins Make Big Pharma Look Heroic Bedford Gazette (PA) Amidst the national euphoria over the COVID-19 vaccines, it's hard to believe that just two years ago, Big Pharma was essentially hated. In a 2019 survey, Gallup found that the public had unfavorable opinions about drug makers by a margin of more than 2-1, landing them at the bottom of the industry rankings. Today public approval is way up. In a Harris Poll released last month, the pharmaceutical companies soared in popularity, from 32% before the pandemic to 62% today. For some observers, the switch has caused doleful worry ...