Camilo Fonseca

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The state’s premier Black history museum was told it would lose access to nearly half a million dollars in federal funding, after the Trump administration said it would gut the federal agency that approved the grants, museum officials said. The Museum of African American History, which operates locations in Boston and Nantucket, was notified of the cuts late Wednesday night, according to museum president and CEO Noelle Trent.

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LAWRENCE — The Dominican Republic community here is mourning the death of a local restaurant owner in a nightclub accident in Santo Domingo, one of the deadliest tragedies in the nation’s history. Fray Luis Rosario, the owner of Terra Luna Cafe in Lawrence, was at the famous Jet Set nightclub early Tuesday morning when the roof collapsed, trapping hundreds of revelers, officials said.

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A Vermont native and former captain of Dartmouth College’s ski team remembered for her “fearless” attitude on the slopes died in a tragic accident at a ski resort in California over the weekend, officials said. The Placer County Sheriff’s Office identified Ellery D. Curtis, 26, as the victim in the accident, which occurred at the Palisades Tahoe resort on Saturday, department spokesperson Elise Soviar said Tuesday.

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The Dropkick Murphys is set to headline an anti-Trump/Musk rally Saturday on Boston Common, one of hundreds of “Hands Off” rallies scheduled to take place across the country to protest the policies of the Trump administration policies. The beloved Boston Irish punk band will also be joined by US Senator Edward J. Markey and activist groups that will gather at the Parkman Bandstand at 11 a.m., followed by a march to City Hall Plaza for more speeches.

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Financial advisors urge caution, noting that many of the effects are yet to be seen. “Right now, there are so many questions,” Catherine Valega, a wealth manager at Burlington-based Green Bee Advisory. “We’re talking about US exceptionalism — is that over? Maybe.“One analyst worries about a more dire outcome. “The only positive is you have to believe this will not stay in its current form,” said Dan Ives, a research analyst at Wedbush Securities, based in Los Angeles.