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"I’m excited to take a breath, spend time with loved ones, and see what comes next," she said.

The apps serve as both a personal diary and a tight-knit social network that some users prefer over larger sites networks that they believe have grown toxic.

The layoffs were part of cuts by station owner Paramount, which are affecting employees across news, film, and cable divisions.

A federal judge ruled last month that the Trump administration's cuts were illegal. But the administration has vowed to appeal the ruling and declared Harvard ineligible for future grants.

The university is negotiating contracts with multiple campus unions at a time when it’s facing significant financial challenges.

Several scientists said the court decision should embolden Harvard to break with Ivy League peers and refuse to negotiate a settlement with Trump administration.

Critics say the move is yet another example of the university quietly bending to the Trump administration, before any deals are made.

It’s the second wave of layoffs in two years for Boston-based food media company.

A letter from a key task force said that the university's failure to make immediate or changes on campus would "continue to affect Harvard’s relationship with the federal government.”

In the months since it became a top target in the administration’s efforts to overhaul higher education, Harvard has activated an all-out media blitz to burnish its image.

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Combined with layoffs last month at WORLD Channel, the cuts amount to 7 percent of GBH’s total workforce.

Bowdoin's student radio station has seen record listenership thanks to an online game called "Internet Roadtrip," where players from across the globe steer a virtual car using Google Street View.

The Pulitzer Prize Board highlighted the Globe’s coverage of financial mismanagement at Steward Health Care and its impact on patients and their families for its public service award.

People around the world are tuning into liveblogs, courtroom streams, and interviews with key figures to keep up with a trial that has captured the attention of both mainstream audiences and true-crime fanatics.

Federal support is the keystone of a funding system that many public media executives say would otherwise be on shaky ground.

Michael Levy cited health issues as the reason for his resignation, which comes amid Republican efforts to cut federal funding for public media.

Student journalists are struggling with how to capture this divisive moment without either censoring their work or endangering the people they cover.

Some publishers say that costs could increase to the point where some outlets may have to cancel print editions, cut staff, or close down altogether.