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Charts: Here’s how many people could be affected by the Supreme Court’s ruling on student loan forgiveness

The high court is expected to rule on President Biden’s student loan forgiveness program in the next couple of weeks and it could be a boost — or a bust — for millions of people, depending on how the court rules.

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Globe NH | Morning Report

How often do people really see moose in N.H.?

A life-sized plush moose grabbed attention in Washington, D.C., for an Experience New Hampshire event. But how realistic is it to see them in the Granite State?
GLOBE NH | MORNING REPORT

Celebrating Junteenth in New Hampshire

The Black Heritage Trail is hosting a handful of programs commemorating the emancipation of enslaved African Americans.
ENVIRONMENT

As N.H. sea levels rise, historians are in a race against time

“If you think about what we’ve lost, it’s the whole house. It’s all gone,” said Meghan Howey, a UNH anthropology professor studying early colonial sites along the Seacoast.

GLOBE NH | MORNING REPORT
Pride group’s Drag Story Hour at N.H. library called off over safety concerns
Library staff received an onslaught of harassing phone calls with vile messages that seemed to be coming from well outside the local community, according to the board of trustees.

‘Quiet strength’ at the top: In Claudine Gay, Harvard turns to cool, unflappable leadership at a time of higher education turmoil
In elevating Claudine Gay, a political scientist who has spent most of her career at Harvard University and held leadership roles for nearly a decade, the institution has opted for an insider’s steady and studiously unflamboyant leadership.

Nineteen ways to celebrate the historical events of Juneteenth in Boston and beyond
The when and where on everything from the Embrace Ideas Festival, to community gatherings, to arts open houses and concerts.

Dartmouth to wrap up $3.7 billion capital campaign
The campaign, which began in April 2018, has allowed Dartmouth to expand financial aid and grow programs aimed at helping first-generation students succeed on campus.

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EDITORIAL

Let Harmony Montgomery be an example: Children’s needs must be prioritized in court cases

Whose responsibility was it to suggest that living with her troubled father was not in the 4-year-old’s best interest?

ALEX BEAM

The ghosts of Morry Taylor

In the next election cycle, who will spend money needlessly on a vanity candidacy and garner bucketfuls of free media hacked out by bored journalists sitting around the Manchester Best Western waiting for actual candidates to show up? The clock is ticking!

Andy Jordan, as told to Amy MacKinnon

Ten years after Marathon bombing, why did we survive when others didn’t?

Later, I would see two photos taken that day. In the first, my kids and I are standing on Boylston Street moments before one of the Boston Marathon bombers placed a backpack next to that mailbox. The second was taken after the bomb detonated.

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Alex Beam

My friend, the coyote

Coyotes are top of mind here in the Bay State. I’m old enough to remember when a man ran for mayor of Newton promising that “Newton will hunt down and kill the coyotes.”

IDEAS | CHRIS CHIAPPINELLI

My wife and I fantasized about quitting our jobs. Instead, we took a hike.

Turns out, there was a happy medium between giving it all up and living the life of our dreams.

EDITORIAL

Biden owes the public explanations on mysterious airborne objects

Conspiracy theories are harder to shoot down than the recent spate of UFOs. Still, the Pentagon should try.

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