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Charlie Baker, Jake Auchincloss Don’t Like Joe Biden’s Student Loan Debt Forgiveness Plan
By Colin Young State House News Service
Around New England
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China: A Country Where Digital Totalitarianism Reigns
We Have Been Harmonized: Life In China's Surveillance State by Kai Strittmatter HarperCollins September 2020 We Have Been Harmonized is a must-read for those who want to comprehend the totalitarian state that China's President Xi Jinping has created since assuming power in 2012. Former Chinese leader
Around New England
Man Protests Possible Tree Removal … By Sitting In One
A man is protesting the possibility a town board will remove two 100-year-old oak trees on Ashfield Town Beach … by sitting on them. Ashfield town resident Mark Leue tied a beach chair to a limb on one of the trees and sat on it.
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Geoff Diehl Explains Opposition To Driver’s Licenses For Illegal Immigrants
Geoff Diehl thinks the Massachusetts legislature made a mistake. The former state representative from Whitman and current Republican candidate for governor thinks the Massachusetts legislature made a short-sighted decision when it passed a law making illegal immigrants eligible for driver's licenses earlier this year.
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Legal Teams Ready To Defend Massachusetts Tax Relief Law
By Colin Young State House News Service
Around New England
Retired General Don Bolduc Leads New Hampshire U.S. Senate Republican Primary, Poll Shows
Who will be the Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire this year? If the polls have it right, then retired brigadier general Don Bolduc is the frontrunner. A recent Saint Anselm College poll found that Bolduc has a comfortable primary lead (with 32 percent). He had double
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Young Women Tend To Make More Than Young Men On Cape Cod, According To New Study
Women ages 16 to 29 make 112 percent of what men the same age range on Cape Cod. The revelation comes from a new study done by Pew Research, according to the Cape Cod Times.
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Some Massachusetts College Applications Replacing “Mother” And “Father” With “Parent 1” And “Parent 2”
If your child is applying to college, the form might not ask about your child's mother and father. Instead, it may provide a gender-neutral option: Parent 1 and Parent 2.
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