Beth Daley

Boston Globe

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Environment reporter for the Boston Globe

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Unreliable prenatal tests are leading to more abortions by women who mistakenly believe that there are problems with their pregnancies.

The Problems With Prenatal Tests

Unreliable prenatal tests are leading to more abortions by women who mistakenly believe that there are problems with their pregnancies.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev lies in a hospital room with a breathing tube down his throat. But today  he was charged with federal crimes  that could make him eligible for the death penalty.

Boston Marathon Suspect Questioned, Unable to Speak

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev lies in a hospital room with a breathing tube down his throat. But today he was charged with federal crimes that could make him eligible for the death penalty.

from To the Point

The Obama Interior Department has approved America's first offshore wind-energy project, in shallow waters six miles from Cape Cod and 10 miles from Martha's Vineyard.

Windmills off the Coast of Cape Cod?

The Obama Interior Department has approved America's first offshore wind-energy project, in shallow waters six miles from Cape Cod and 10 miles from Martha's Vineyard.

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