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A burst of deadly gunfire on Brown University’s campus set off a manhunt that lasted more than five days and spanned three states this week. On Thursday night, the 125-hour manhunt that gripped the region came to a sudden, dramatic end when police discovered the suspected shooter dead by suicide inside a Salem, N.H., storage unit.
To understand what happened on Brown’s campus and beyond this week, we pieced together a timeline of events using dispatch audio, video from surveillance cameras and news conferences, and real-time social media posts.
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Trump said elite universities were run by “Marxist maniacs” and vowed to take them back. Harvard would prove hard to break.
Few people could have predicted that President Trump would target Harvard, the world’s most powerful university, with the most severe set of sanctions ever imposed on a major institution. Fewer still could have anticipated how clearly the conflict would reflect the nation’s own conflicts over who we are and what we want to stand for.
How did Harvard find itself in this position? Since the summer, Globe reporters have studied this question, poring over legal filings, research reports, and campus surveys, and speaking with more than 150 people, including Harvard administrators, faculty, alumni, students, higher-education leaders, and public officials.
See part two of our three part series HERE: tinyurl.com/y9rhu425
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How did Harvard find itself under attack by President Trump? There is no simple answer, but in a Globe report, a theme stands out: In the past decade of political and cultural upheaval, Harvard became the university that plenty of Americans loved to hate.
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Massachusetts has long been seen as a promised land for people struggling with infertility.
In 1987, the state became the second in the nation to require insurers to cover fertility treatments, including IVF, which can cost between $15,000 and $25,000 per cycle without insurance. Today, it’s still one of only 16 states requiring insurance companies to pay for IVF.
Yet more than 1 in 4 Massachusetts women of reproductive age – a group numbering in the hundreds of thousands – don’t have fertility coverage, according to a Globe analysis.
The holes in the system leave people struggling to find any pathway to parenthood.
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A sneak peek of what’s to come for Boston Globe Sports Report…
Real insights from the reporters who break the stories. Every week, NFL writer Ben Volin and Globe sports reporters give insight on the week’s top sports stories. Producer Danielle DuBois also brings in hot takes from you, the fans.
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Nearly 250 patients have filed civil lawsuits alleging sexual abuse by Dr. Derrick Todd, a former rheumatologist at top Boston hospitals. Some accused him of pressuring them to consent to unnecessary breast and pelvic exams. Others accused him of grooming them. He also faces two criminal charges of rape.
A new Boston Globe Spotlight report found that he could have been stopped much earlier. tinyurl.com/yuxy2hcd
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Julia Phan had planned to ring in 2025 quietly, spending time with her dachshund and volunteering at a soup kitchen on New Year’s Day. But later that night, the 24-year-old texted her roommate, Aylee, with an update: Ran Duan, a titan of the Boston cocktail scene who regularly posted glimpses of his flashy lifestyle to thousands of Instagram followers, had invited her out with a group of friends to go to Roadrunner, a music venue in Brighton.
The next morning, Aylee got a phone call: Phan was dead. Her body had been found at Duan’s house in Burlington.
For days, Phan’s friends and family struggled to make sense of it. The Phan they knew wasn’t the type to drink to excess or do club drugs. Burlington police weren’t sharing much about their investigation. And her inner circle hadn’t heard from Duan.
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Investigators are still looking into how a five-alarm fire that killed nine and injured 30 at Gabriel House, an assisted living facility in Fall River, began.
In the meantime, you may be wondering what you can do to protect loved ones who live in similar facilities or soon will. While a lot depends on your loved one’s specific circumstances, here are some guidelines. trib.al/frWulZn
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Since Odair Pereira was detained by ICE in March, Paula Peres da Costa has been raising their two boys alone, afraid to leave their Everett apartment.
Across Mass., families have felt the strain of recent ICE actions. Watch the full video.
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The US military struck three sites in Iran, directly joining Israel’s war aimed at decapitating Tehran's nuclear program.
Addressing the nation from the White House, President Trump said Iran’s key nuclear sites were “completely and fully obliterated.” He also warned against carrying out retaliatory attacks against the US, saying Iran has a choice between “peace or tragedy.”
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