Boston Herald - 2024-01-21

• Low income? The T may go half-price
• Biden, Netanyahu have finally talked, but their visions still clash for ending Israel-Hamas war
• NIKKI HALEY’S LAST-DITCH EFFORT AT NEOCON RELEVANCY
• Healey: Let communitie­s hike meal, hotel taxes
• MILFORD HOSPITAL SLAMMED OVER BAN OF ‘UNWELCOME’ WORDS
• Suit against eBay harassment campaign heats up
• ON THE MOON!
• Rhode Island man charged in connection with Patriots fan’s death pleads not guilty
• John Kerry’s embarrassi­ng exit
• Fetterman shows Dems how it should be done
• Skill-based immigratio­n could ease labor shortage
• Hub PR firm Regan Communicat­ions celebrates 40-year anniversar­y
• L.A. Times Crossword
• Ex uses kids’ AirTags as surveillan­ce devices
• Curious about puppy’s vaccines, spay plan
• Should I attend reunion for ex-husband’s family?
• New books to get you through the winter
• THE OTHERS
• From time to time
• These looks bring the style back to travel wear
• Data center demand soars to record levels
• Boss promised promotion, then got downsized
• Trouble with front license plates
• Heinen, B’s slaughter Hab-less visitors
• Carlo discusses his latest concussion
• Houck ready to meet Cora’s challenge
• Healthy Story excited for 2024 season
• Crunch time woes circle back in loss
• Manchester-Essex wants a long run In the lane
• Shawsheen carries on Donovan’s legacy
• Three cheers St. John’s Prep star Vana the ultimate winner
• Acton-Boxboro, Lexington relay teams put on show
• No stopping the Woburn girls, North Andover boys
• Arlington works OT magic
• Lightning storm past Sabres for 5th consecutiv­e victory

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