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South Dakota governor Kristi Noem is a fan of Geoff Diehl. The conservative Republican has endorsed the former state representative from Whitman in his run for governor.
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Should you use terms like "freshman," "Latino," "upperclassmen," or "special needs"? Amherst College advises its communications staff against it, according to the school's Office of Communications. The private liberal arts college in Amherst, Massachusetts features an editorial style guide for
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State police in Maine recovered a cannon during a visit to a home looking for a wanted person, a police spokesman said. Police arrested three people and seized fentanyl, methamphetamine, prescription drugs, about $8,500 in cash, and "numerous high value items stolen in recent commercial thefts," a
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U.S. Senator Ed Markey (D-Malden) has solved the high gas cost problem. Or so he thinks . . .
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U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) is not a fan of the Republican Party. The self-described democratic socialist, who caucuses with the Democratic Party in the United States Senate, recently said that Republicans have given up on democracy.
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Cambridge School Committee members considered striking a requirement that parents be notified if their child makes a discrimination complaint, before abandoning the idea. The requirement to notify parents is in the school's non-discrimination policy, which school officials were updating earlier this month. The primary concern in removing the
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A western Massachusetts photographer who supports legal abortion is taking photos of people wearing T-shirts with pro-abortion slogans while in their home. "Abortion Saves Lives" reads one T-shirt modeled on the photographer's web site, accompanied by a caption attributed to the woman wearing it stating that
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The more someone repeats the same talking point, the more likely it is insincere. Take this: Democrats often talk about the importance and fragility of "our democracy." Through four years of Donald Trump's presidency, from its beginning to its regrettable end on January 6, Democrats told
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