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Aereo live TV service refreshes pricing plans, expands to Boston on May 15th
We've been eager to try out Aereo's TV streaming service , which sends live broadcast content to devices over the internet.
Spirituality and violence: in the wake of Sandy Hook
In the case of violence stillness becomes an almost inaccessible background to the all too prevalent presence of human suffering.
What the Supreme Court said about whether a tomato is a vegetable
Last night I caught the tail end of the seed library presentation at the library in Abingdon and one of the seed people said that a tomato is botanically a fruit but the Supreme Court has ruled that it is a vegetable.
Boston Strong concert brings stars to TD Garden
It's become something that music fans can count on. Whenever a major American city faces tragedy, its homegrown singers, rappers, and entertainers won't fail to respond with a major benefit concert .
Boston police chief hits out at 'armchair critics'
Boston Police Chief Dan Linskey, who was present and involved in the operation that led to the killing of the radicalised bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev and the arrest of his brother, Dzhokhar, has described the "remarkable" bravery of his officers and rejected criticism of the operation that brought the bombers to book.
In the latest novel from Messud , 40-something would-be artist Nora Eldridge has settled.
Turks, Hungarians, Americans, and Brits
We get an on-scene report from Jay about the ceremonies marking the opening of the Bush presidential library and chat for a while about W's strengths and weaknesses, speculating as to whether he spent too much money, and really believes "America's best days are ahead of us." We note the disgusting moral relativism John Kerry engaged in this week - ... (more)
Look out, networks -- Aereo is coming to Boston
One of the biggest fears of major networks is coming true -- Aereo is spreading.
Americans Lose Their Heads Over 'Terror' But Ignore Daily Gun Deaths
Nearly a million Bostonians were asked to stay in their homes and willingly complied.
The new 'normal' in police state America: SWAT teams order innocent...
In a police state, citizens have no rights and can be ordered around at the whims of a militarized police force whose goons run around in black uniforms, terrorizing the populace.
United Nations: Boston got what it deserved
UN Human Rights Council "expert" Richard Falk has published a statement saying Bostonians got what they deserved in last week's terror attack.
Poll: Should All Public Areas Have Surveillance Cameras for Security?
The FBI releases fuzzy images of two bombing suspects from surveillance video. A day later, one is dead and the other arrested.
Boston Slowly Returns To Sense Of Normalcy
The tension last week in Boston culminated in a day-long lockdown for most people.
A Republican rep calls women "vaginas" and another says that liberal Bostonians probably wished they had guns during the lockdown.
Opinion: The Brothers Tsarnaev
Events in Boston were moving so quickly on Friday that it's impossible to draw too many conclusions.