Latest Boston Herald Headlines Today
July 14, 2020
- Senate passes sweeping police reform bill, limits qualified immunity protections
- Why Tom Hanks is Hollywood’s go-to WWII hero
- Looking for purpose and joy in troubled, troubling times
- Praise for Trump unleashes wrath against Goya
- More statues won’t solve our statue problem
- Washington right to ditch offensive team name
- WNBA MVP Delle Donne says league denied her medical waiver
- Jockey Ken Church, winner of over 2,000 races, dies at 90
- Boston councilors proposing police civilian review board
- Virus spread, not politics should guide schools, doctors say
- Bruins kick off camp
- Justice Department to investigate Portland protest shooting
- Democrats’ politically driven move to reform police on shaky ground
- Red Sox closer Brandon Workman discusses finishing games without fans
- Senate Dems split on qualified immunity limits in police reform bill
- Sterilizable alternative N95 mask developed by Brigham and Women’s Hospital researchers
- Red Sox Notebook: Manager Ron Roenicke wants players to get used to fake crowd noise
- Lori Loughlin pleads to cut her $1M bond in college admissions cheating scandal
- Police reform advocates say ‘goal is to end’ qualified immunity in Massachusetts
- Prosecutors: Epstein victim to speak at associate’s hearing
- Justice Department to probe shooting of Portland protester
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WNBA season scheduled to tip off on July 25
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- Correction: Virus Outbreak story
- International students, AG Maura Healey rally against ICE policy ahead of Tuesday court hearing
- Stephen Schaefer’s Hollywood & Mine
- Sheriff: ‘Glee’ star Naya Rivera saved son before drowning
- Bill Keating to face Republican challenger Helen Brady, SJC rules
- Wedding crisis averted! Everett mayor steps in to save the day, performs wedding ceremony for strangers
- Rockets’ Westbrook has virus, as NBA bubble faces first test
- Conservative patriots take on a crooked president
- $16M coronavirus relief package for special education residential school providers
- ‘Glee’ star Naya Rivera found dead at California lake
- Celtics already have their minds on Milwaukee
- Angst over school in the fall a disservice to kids
- Revolution sign veteran forward Teal Bunbury to multi-year extension
- Ticker: Place your bets; Deficit hits all time high; Snacks big amid the pandemic
- Gyms, duck boats return in Boston; 5 new COVID-19 deaths
- Los Angeles, San Diego school systems to begin year online
- Coronavirus in Massachusetts: Deaths, hospitalizations drop to lowest average in months
- Norwood-based Analog Devices buys Maxim, creating $68B chipmaker
- Patriot League punts on fall football as SEC leaders meet
- Drivers for MBTA’s RIDE service on strike, riders should expect delays
- US debates school reopening, WHO warns ‘no return to normal’
- Torey Krug presses on as future with Bruins remains up in the air
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- Mayor: US Marshals investigate shooting at Portland protest
- Analog Devices buys Maxim, creating $68 billion chipmaker
- Maura Healey, with coalition of AG’s, files suit over ICE rule on student visas
- Body found in search of lake for ‘Glee’ star Naya Rivera
- US grapples with pandemic as WHO warns ‘no return to normal’
- Massachusetts State Police cruiser ‘heavily vandalized,’ smashed in Quincy
- Mayor: US Marshals probing protester’s shooting at protest
- NFL, Oakley come up with face shields to protect players
- New Jersey woman survives mile-long ride through storm drain
- Judge seeks more details on Trump’s clemency for Roger Stone
- Dog dies at Revere Beach, State Police to charge owner for animal cruelty
- Gyms, duck boat tours return in Boston; MGM casino reopens
- US grapples with pandemic as its origins are traced in China
- Firefighters rescue trapped mother and child in Medford fire
- Pfizer granted fast track FDA approval for two coronavirus vaccine candidates
- Washington’s NFL team drops ‘Redskins’ name after 87 years
- Hundreds of drivers for MBTA The RIDE service go on strike
- Analog Devices buying Maxim Integrated in all-stock deal
- Boston enters phase 3 of economic restart from coronavirus shutdown
- Worldwide Roll Out Day Marked at Smith Park Pumptrack in Boston
- Companies differ on BLM masks in the workplace
- Despite educational success, charter schools have enemies
- Pandemic hasn’t changed Hoskins’ goals for MFA
- Beijing’s crackdown on Hong Kong dangerous for the world
- Letters to the editor
- Mainstream media mocks rise in crime, victims
- Actress Kelly Preston dies at 57, husband John Travolta confirms
- Lakers G Rajon Rondo breaks thumb in practice, out 6-8 weeks
- The Latest: Mexico tops 35,000 deaths, 4th highest toll
- The Latest: Australia fears virus may spread despite dip
- Grandson of Elvis Presley has died at age 27, agent says
- Black, Latino officers push back against Senate’s ‘Band-Aid’ bill for police reform
- Iran blames bad communication for strike on Ukranian jet
- Look up! Comet Neowise streaking across the sky, won’t return for thousands of years
- 21 injured in fire aboard ship at Naval Base San Diego
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