Anat Bracha
US jobs data may be miscounting millions of ‘gig’ workers, research suggests
Millions of “gig” workers may get missed every month in the U.S. government’s employment report.
Air travel
US seeks to block JetBlue’s Spirit Airlines deal at trial
A U.S. Department of Justice lawyer urged a federal judge to block JetBlue Airways’ planned $3.8 billion acquisition of ultra-low-cost carrier Spirit Airlines.
Abril Elfi
Over 85 Women File Class Action Lawsuit Against Boston Doctor For Alleged Sexual Assaults
Over 85 women have launched a class action lawsuit against a former doctor accusing him of performing inappropriate breast and pelvic exams at different healthcare facilities.
altercation
Shooting At Boston Parade Leaves 8 Injured
Two suspects have been arrested after at least eight people were injured in a shooting that took place near the annual Caribbean Carnival in Boston on Saturday morning.
BOSTON
Boston mayor sends list to police naming protesters and critics of her policies
Boston’s Democrat mayor, Michelle Wu, is being chastised for using “Nixonian tactics” after admitting to compiling a list of her most outspoken detractors and sending it to local authorities.
BOSTON
32-year-old woman pretends to be a student at three high schools
Police in Boston have launched an investigation into a 32-year-old woman who purportedly enrolled as a student at multiple high schools over the last year.
BOSTON
Man attacks flight attendant on L.A.- Boston Flight
A man suspected of assaulting a flight attendant and attempting to open the emergency exit door of a plane during a weekend flight to Boston has been charged federally.