Chris Serres
@chrisserres.bsky.social
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Reporter at the Boston Globe, bird lover [email protected]
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Women are the fastest-growing group of veterans, and cuts to health care at the VA will hit them hardest. Sixty percent say their time in the military negatively affected their health, but many VA studies don’t include women as subjects. From Suzanne Gordon: trib.al/qevHvtw
How VA Cuts Damage Women Veterans
The challenges that these military members face merit more focused attention. Instead, vital services like mental health care face devastating cuts.
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Former Polish president and Nobel prize winner Lech Wałęsa spoke about the rise of authoritarianism and lessons from the Solidarity movement before a packed room Monday night in Boston.
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NEW: ICE is attacking journalists in Chicago, and the @chicagonewsguild.bsky.social is fighting back.

"Journalism is not a crime," @jschleuss.com told @axios.com.

The 1st Amendment makes press freedom a cornerstone of our democracy, and we will fight to defend it.

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"Journalism is not a crime": Chicago reporters sue Trump over violence at ICE protests
Press groups say Trump's agents used force to silence reporters.
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A Gloucester teen’s death in 2018 represents the most alarming outcome of a near-daily occurrence: A child in Massachusetts’s care running away and going missing.

Some return quickly. Some spend weeks or months on the run. Others are never found.
Missing kids from Massachusetts state care face dire consequences
When kids run from care, the stakes couldn't be higher. Many become victims of sex trafficking.
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My review of Rob Dunn's new book THE CALL OF THE HONEYGUIDE, which explores relationships known as "mutualisms" between human and nonhuman species - from cats to yeasts to birds to whales. It joins a growing literature that focuses on nature's cooperative side. 🌎💙📚🧪 www.nytimes.com/2025/09/01/b...
Birds Who Help Humans, and Other Tales of Inter-Species Cooperation
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Before he became a top attack dog on all things DEI, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth was a Harvard University master’s degree candidate who described closing racial achievement gaps as a “laudable goal,” and backed “equality, diversity, and accessibility.”
Pete Hegseth railed against diversity and equity to his generals. As a Harvard student, he had a much different take. - The Boston Globe
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth once described closing minority achievement gaps as a “laudable goal.”
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Activists connected through an immigrant advocacy group called LUCE are documenting arrests throughout the state. The "ICE watchers" record the names of those detained to make sure they’re accounted for, and help family members connect to resources.
As ICE ramps up activity in Mass., this group bears witness
Activists connected through an immigrant advocacy group called LUCE are documenting arrests throughout the state. The "ICE watchers" record the names of those detained to make sure they’re accounted f...
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‘Positive Obsession’ Is a Fresh Look at #OctaviaEButler -- A new biography by Susana M. Morris reveals the struggles, passions and triumphs that shaped the science fiction icon and her books. www.nytimes.com/2025/08/23/b....
‘Positive Obsession’ Is a Fresh Look at Octavia E. Butler
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When Carol Stuart was murdered in 1989, Boston was all too willing to believe her husband’s story: A Black man did it.

Within hours, the killing had the city in a panic, and Boston police were tearing through Mission Hill looking for a suspect.
The racist hoax that changed Boston
When Carol Stuart was murdered in 1989, Boston was all too willing to believe her husband’s story: A Black man did it.
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