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Judge Cancels Rod Stewart's Trial, Sets Plea Deal Hearing
A Florida judge has canceled the trial for rock icon Rod Stewart and his adult son and scheduled a hearing next month to discuss a plea deal to resolve misdemeanor charges.
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Hearing to Be Held Wednesday for Boston Police Commissioner Dennis White
Boston Mayor Kim Janey’s office will hold a hearing Wednesday to consider whether to remove Police Commissioner Dennis White over domestic violence allegations.
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Hearing in Dennis White Lawsuit Underway
No ruling has yet been made in the legal battle between suspended Police Commissioner Denis White and the city of Boston. The hearing comes as former commissioner William Gross alleges former Boston Mayor Marty Walsh knew about domestic violence allegations against White.
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Baker, Head of Mass. Vaccine Site to Testify First in COVID Vaccine Rollout Hearing
When the Massachusetts Legislature’s COVID-19 and Emergency Management and Preparedness Committee holds its vaccine rollout oversight hearing on Thursday, Gov. Charlie Baker will take the floor first. The hearing’s schedule was released Wednesday, and shows that Baker will be the first to testify at 11 a.m., followed by Tiffany Tate, the executive director of company that runs PrepMod. PrepMod...
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Lawmaker Calls for Audit of Mass. Vaccine Rollout
Gov. Charlie Baker is promising changes to Massachusetts’ coronavirus vaccine sign-up system, and one lawmaker is calling for an audit.
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Nearly Half a Million Spent on Mass. Vaccine Website
The new Committee on COVID-19 and Emergency Preparedness is preparing to hold its first oversight hearing Thursday, where lawmakers will question Gov. Charlie Baker and his team on the state’s vaccine program.
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Baker to Attend Mass. Vaccine Rollout Oversight Hearing, Lawmaker Says
Gov. Charlie Baker will attend an upcoming oversight hearing on Massachusetts’ coronavirus rollout, one of the lawmakers who is chairing the panel holding the hearing said Friday night. Rep. Bill Driscoll, D-Milton, said that Baker’s office confirmed he would attend the hearing on Thursday. NBC10 Boston is reaching out to Baker’s office. Driscoll and Sen. Jo Comerford, D-Northampton, are...
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Frustrations Continue With Mass. Vaccination Website
Many people are still struggling to sign up for coronavirus vaccinations because of glitches on the Massachusetts website and a lack of appointments.
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Robinhood CEO Defends Actions in GameStop Saga at Hearing
The CEO of Robinhood defended the trading platform to Congress Thursday for its actions during the GameStop trading saga, while apologizing to customers for restricting their ability to trade at the height of the frenzy
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Judge Considers Suppressing Statements in NH Biker Crash Case
The pickup driver whose collision with a group of bikers last year left seven motorcyclists dead made some statements to police that should not be part of his upcoming trial, his lawyers told a judge in New Hampshire on Tuesday. Attorneys for Volodymyr Zhukovskyy said their client indicated during the police interview last June that he was not able to…
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Federal Judge Postpones Trump Ban on Popular App TikTok
A federal judge on Sunday postponed a Trump administration order that would have banned the popular video sharing app TikTok from U.S. smartphone app stores around midnight.
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Zuckerberg Defends Taking Down Hydroxychloroquine Video
Rep. James Sensenbrenner, R-WI, criticized Facebook’s decision to remove a viral video of doctors claiming hydroxychloroquine cures COVID-19. CEO Mark Zuckerberg defended the decision saying that “some of the data suggests it might be harmful to people, we think we should take that down. That could cause imminent risk of harm.”
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Rep. Cicilline: Google Is A ‘Walled Garden'
House Antitrust Subcommittee Chairman David Cicilline, D, R.I., questioned Google CEO Sundar Pichai about his company’s treatment of Yelp. “The choice Google gave Yelp was, ’Let us steal your content or effectively disappear from the web,’” said Cicilline. “Mr. Pichai, isn’t that anti-competitive?”
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Mystery Solved: Hearing Test For Ducks Reveals What They Hear Underwater
Scientists from the University of Delaware create a test for ducks to discover the range of their hearing underwater. The information could be used to save ducks caught up in commercial fishing nets.
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Judge Sets June 4 Hearing for Suspects in Arbery Slaying
A Georgia judge has scheduled a court hearing next week for three men charged with murder in the fatal shooting of Ahmaud Arbery
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Hearing Held to Discuss Conditions Faced by Front Line Workers
A hearing was held Wednesday in front of the Boston City Council to discuss the conditions faced by front line workers, including health care and grocery store workers.
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Hearing Held for Man Accused of Kidnapping, Killing Boston Mom
A virtual hearing was scheduled Tuesday to consider the death penalty for Louis Coleman III, the man accused of kidnapping and killing a 23-year-old mother from a Boston nightclub last year.
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Hearing Held in $43M Columbia Gas Settlement
A hearing was held Thursday on the proposed $43 million Merrimack Valley gas settlement and how the money gets divided. The judge at Salem Superior Court did not make a final decision but heard from attorneys and community members impacted by the Sept. 13, 2018 explosions in Andover, North Andover and Lawrence, Massachusetts.
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Loughlin Other Parents Likely to Face More Charges in College Admissions Scam
Parents in the college admissions cheating scandal, including actress Lori Loughlin, could soon be heading to trial. Attorneys for some parents were back in federal court in Boston Friday for an interim status conference hearing.
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Attorneys for Loughlin, Husband Attend Hearing in Cheating Scandal
Attorneys for actress Lori Loughlin her fashion designer husband Mossimo Giannulli were set to appear in Boston federal court Friday on their charges stemming from indictments in the college admissions scandal.