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UN Conference Proposes Six Actions To Promote Gender Equality
During an International Women’s Day celebration, the United Nations (UN) released six actions it aims to implement.
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The Cowboys Go All-In On Dak Prescott With Dicey Contract Extension
After years of lengthy contract talks, leaks and speculations, Dak Prescott finally got the contract extension.
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Listen: WandaVision Brings Emotion To Marvel Cinematic Universe
Luciano Cesta joins BU Review Service veterans Sierra Sorrentino and Haley Paraday to discuss the finale of WandaVision
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OPINION: An All-Star Game The NBA Should Never Have Had
The annual NBA All-Star Game is a chance for the league’s biggest stars to showcase their talents.
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MFA Boston Artists Diversify
Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts is showcasing diversity in their new exhibitions.
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Women-Owned Boston Businesses Celebrate International Women’s Day With Pop-Up Event
International Women’s Day (IWD) is March 8.
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COLUMN: NFL Offseason Turnovers: Veteran Quarterbacks Likely To Move
As teams across the National Football League prepare for another season, some fans may end up having to replace their quarterback jersey.
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Does The Indian Human DNA Bill Infringe On Privacy Rights Or Aid In Solving Crimes?
The Human DNA bill contains significant privacy issues, say advocates of data privacy.
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Democrats Rush To Pass $1.9 Trillion Relief Bill
Congressional leaders want Biden to vote on the package before March 14.
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Stem Cells Might Be Key To More Sustainable Animal Agriculture, Researchers Say
The applications of stem cells in the medical field have been a topic of both debate and breakthroughs in recent years.
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Listen: Breaking Down The New Stimulus Bill – Part 2
Will Andronico Jr. and Elias Miller discuss the political forces that continue to shape the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021.
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Netflix’s Pelé Documentary Showcases A Portrait Of An Ordinary Man With An Extraordinary Skill
It’s 1958, and the Brazilian national football team is set to face a Welsh side on the road to the FIFA world cup finals.
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Quarantine “Bike Boom” Brings New Bikers To Greater Boston
While many businesses have had to shutter their doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic, one industry has seen a surprising economic boom: bikes.
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Lyft Aids The Elderly In Their Transportation To Vaccine Appointments
Lyft users around the U.S. can now request and monitor rides for third parties.
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Daft Punk Breaks Up After Nearly Three Decades
After 28 years, French electronic music duo Daft Punk has called it quits.
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COVID-19 Taking Toll On Providers’ Ability To Help The Homeless
Wintertime usually signals the holiday season filled with gifts, laughter and joy against a snowy background.
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Tiger Woods Undergoes Surgery Following Serious, Single-Car Crash
Golf legend Tiger Woods needed to be pried from his vehicle and required surgery immediately after a serious, single-car crash.
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LISTEN: A Divided Republican Party Faces A Reckoning
Joel Lau analyzes a growing schism between moderate conservatives and Trump loyalists.
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Twitter, Free Speech, And Section 230: The Law Governing Online Speech
Due to claims of misinformation, racism and even insurrection, online companies like Facebook and Twitter have recently come under attack.
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Listen: Democrats Push To Removing Gov. Cuomo’s Emergency Powers Over Nursing Home Scandal
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is under fire for a decision to delay the release of data on COVID-19 deaths at nursing homes.