
Danny McDonald
Reporter at The Boston Globe
Reporter for @BostonGlobe. Terrible at Twitter, with zero desire to get better. Formerly the worst bartender in London. Get in touch: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
bostonglobe.com | Danny McDonald
CONCORD — In 1875, a speaking platform collapsed, twice, as throngs of people partook in star-spangled revelry and became unruly, according to some accounts from the time. A century later, thousands of antiwar demonstrators booed the commander in chief as an estimated 110,000 descended upon this small suburb.
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1 week ago |
bostonglobe.com | Danny McDonald |Scooty Nickerson |Sean Cotter
It was an immigration case with potentially wide-ranging implications: a Tufts graduate student swarmed and then taken into custody on March 25 by masked ICE agents outside her Somerville apartment. Four days earlier, the Trump administration had quietly revoked Rümeysa Öztürk’s student visa, according to court filings.
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2 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Danny McDonald |Niki Griswold
With the fallout still reverberating a day after Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson announced she would plead guilty to federal corruption charges and resign her Roxbury-anchored seat, one question loomed above the others for City Hall observers and constituents alike: what happens next? It’s unclear when or whether there will be special election to replace Fernandes Anderson.
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2 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Danny McDonald |Shelley Murphy
Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson, who is facing federal corruption charges, intends to plead guilty in her case and has signed a plea agreement, according to court filings. The status report filed Tuesday does not specify what charges she will plead guilty to. Fernandes Anderson was arrested in December on federal wire fraud and theft charges for allegedly pocketing a $7,000 kickback inside a City Hall bathroom from a relative who worked on her staff.
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2 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Danny McDonald
In a Monday letter, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu sent her proposed $4.8 billion annual operating budget to the Boston City Council, saying her spending plan “prioritizes resources for the most fundamental services,” in a statement that included explicit nods to the economic and fiscal uncertainty triggered by President Trump’s policy moves. “We are in a very unpredictable moment,” said Wu in a phone interview Monday afternoon.
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#Breaking: Boston Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson a subject in federal probe https://t.co/WLdq0Evaq0 via @BostonGlobe

Great Scott and O'Brien's Pub find new life in Allston https://t.co/3wG0aVQsL0 via @BostonGlobe

Police say this was a “police-involved shooting,” which typically means an officer shot someone, although BPD will not confirm that is what happened at this time. Police say an officer and a suspect were injured in the incident and sent to the hospital.

Significant police response behind Forest Hills T station following report of a shooting shortly after 7:45 p.m. Half of Washington St shut down and a stretch of Hyde Park Ave. At least a dozen police cruisers on the latter. Part of busway cordoned off. https://t.co/63tp8CtXBi