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Bostonians like to brag about their celebrities with big personalities — David Ortiz, Mindy Kaling, Mark Wahlberg, to name a few. And then there’s Eliot Tatelman of Jordan’s Furniture. https://t.co/lB9bkaqL5m

Boston’s King of Couches Relinquishes His Crown https://t.co/lB9bkariUU

The body of a fourth U.S. Army soldier was found on Tuesday in Lithuania, a week after the soldier and three others were reported missing when the armored vehicle they were riding in sank in a bog, the U.S. military said. https://t.co/nRKrdh1aIV

A powerful earthquake struck Myanmar, gouging open roads, toppling century-old religious monuments and destroying buildings as it shook a vast expanse of Southeast Asia and dealt another severe blow to a country that has been ripped apart by civil war. https://t.co/mFEiDP21Xf

Recovering 4 Soldiers From Lithuanian Swamp Is ‘Incredibly Complex,’ Army Says https://t.co/bzs1imWlyZ

The four U.S. Army soldiers missing in Lithuania were in a heavy vehicle, which may have been submerged in a swamp, a U.S. military official said on Wednesday. https://t.co/bzs1imWlyZ

"On the night of 2 March 2025, your actions were the antithesis of everything Paddington stands for.” https://t.co/9sxpDRjAyh

A West Virginia couple, who are white, forced their adopted children, who are Black, to perform heavy labor and stand for hours with their hands on their heads, prosecutors said. The parents were sentenced Wednesday to decades in prison. https://t.co/POfpeu2B7q

After 95 days at sea, Mr. Napa Castro told reporters that he was looking forward to a home-cooked meal of arroz con pollo, a pork stew called carapulcra and a noodle dish called sopa seca. https://t.co/iGpcUXLg6I

For 95 days, Máximo Napa Castro, 61, was alone and lost at sea, praying to God and clinging to the hope that he would see his mother again. Without food or water, he ate cockroaches, birds and finally a turtle, whose blood he drank to slake his thirst. https://t.co/iGpcUXLg6I

2 Texas Lottery Wins Prompt Investigations and Stir Public Outrage https://t.co/qfK7yePRyy

Thirty officers who worked at a youth detention center in Los Angeles County have been charged with allowing — and in some cases, encouraging — gladiator-style fights among the teenagers being held there, California’s attorney general said. https://t.co/peZcdYWI2b

A Mississippi judge on Wednesday lifted an order that required a newspaper to remove an editorial from its website, ending a case that had drawn national attention from press advocates who said the order was a blatant violation of the First Amendment. https://t.co/bjuPkHcZ2C

Unvaccinated Child Dies of Measles in Texas, Officials Say https://t.co/fVYtW5ugZv

A Mississippi judge on Tuesday issued a temporary restraining order requested by the city of Clarksdale requiring a local newspaper to remove a critical editorial from its website, a move that alarmed press advocates. https://t.co/3wOPxfDQqX

Anne Marie Hochhalter, who spoke publicly about the long-lasting effects of gun violence after she was paralyzed in the 1999 mass shooting at Columbine High School in Colorado, died at her home in Westminster, Colo. She was 43. https://t.co/lLVq7VZku6

The deadly encounter began when an employee at a Chevron gas station reported that a man had tried to buy cigarettes without identification and then walked out with a beer he had not paid for, prosecutors said. https://t.co/tOxmfwRh0m