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U.S. Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship Original

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By Hadley Barndollar Verified
| MassLive Verified
This story will be updated. Children born to people who are in the U.S. illegally or temporarily are American citizens, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld on Tuesday. In a decision on the final day of the Supreme Court term, the justices ruled on the constitutionality of President Donald Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship, which declared that children born to parents who are not in the U.S. legally cannot be U.S. citizens.
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Would you take spiritual advice from a chatbot? These questions are landing in a reverend's inbox

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By Hadley Barndollar Verified
| Yahoo Verified
It may not look like a traditional confession booth, but the concept is similar: a person seeking guidance on one side and religious advisor on the other. Instead of a latticed screen separating the two inside a dark oak box, it's a computer or phone. On the receiving end is the Rev. Chris Hope, whose life's work is a motley assortment of technology, artificial intelligence and Christian ministry.
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Healey releases ‘expectations’ for responsible data center development in Mass.; what are they? Original

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By Hadley Barndollar Verified
| MassLive Verified
As part of her announcement Thursday that the state is halting tax breaks for data center developers, Gov. Maura Healey laid out a set of rigorous “expectations” — eight objectives developers will be expected to follow if they want to break ground in Massachusetts. The central theme of Healey’s new guidance places the responsibility for energy and infrastructure costs on corporations instead of the public.
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