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Bentley University plans to take cryptocurrency as a form of tuition payment starting next school year. The school will accept three different cryptocurrencies to give people more options to pay their tuition: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the stablecoin USD Coin. The school also plans to accept gift donations on those three
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Where do the two Republican candidates for governor in Massachusetts stand on abortion now that the U.S. Supreme Court may possibly jettison Roe v. Wade? The candidates, Wrentham businessman Chris Doughty and former Whitman state representative Geoff Diehl, both say they oppose abortion. But they had varying reactions to
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Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker has vetoed the state Legislature's abortion bill, setting up an override vote that is likely to be close. Opponents of the abortion bill are happy about the veto but disappointed with the timing, which gives the leaders of the Massachusetts House of Representatives and
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A proposal that two allow women to go topless at Nantucket's town beaches passed at Town Meeting on Tuesday night. The measure passed 327-242 on Tuesday, May 3, but it won't go into effect immediately.
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The Massachusetts Senate will likely pass a bill to provide driver's licenses to illegal immigrants on Thursday, May 5. How do Bay Staters feel about it?
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By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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How does former Massachusetts governor and current U.S. Senator Mitt Romney (R-Utah) deal with seeing supporters of former President Donald Trump in public? Romney, 75, disguises himself when he goes out in public in a Palm Beach, Florida to avoid confrontations with them, according to a new book reported
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By Colin Young State House News Service
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