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Renée Loth -- Is inclusionary zoning illegal? -- A Cambridge lawsuit takes aim at a crucial tool promoting affordable housing.

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JOAN VENNOCHI -- Watching the Patriots while democracy burns -- While we cheer for touchdowns, Trump exploits our distractions to push dangerous policies and erode democratic norms.

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The Justice Department's flimsy Powell investigation isn't kidding anyone -- Prosecutors are obviously pursuing the Federal Reserve chair for political reasons.

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Tracey Maclin -- Trump administration puts the Fourth Amendment under siege -- Immigration officers may enter homes without judicial approval, raising alarms over Americans' constitutional rights.

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Richard Ben-Veniste -- Powell, Trump, and the return of the Saturday Night Massacre -- Like Nixon, Trump is testing the limits of presidential power by targeting an independent official whose only offense is doing his job.

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Alan M. Leventhal -- The strategic cost of Trump's Greenland obsession -- His threats risked fracturing NATO, emboldening Russia and China, and triggering a trade war with Europe.

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