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The powers that be can't both mismanage the provision of monoclonal antibodies and suppress all other forms of early treatment of coronavirus. Two years after SARS-CoV 2 sprang onto the scene we have an actual worldwide pandemic on our hands. COVID, currently in the form of the highly
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Former Massachusetts governor Deval Patrick has a new job. The Democrat, who served as the Bay State's governor from 2007 to 2015, will be going back to his alma mater: Harvard University.
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Massachusetts state treasurer Deb Goldberg is seeking a third term. The 67-year-old Brookline Democrat made the announcement in a campaign video on Wednesday, January 26.
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In New Hampshire, the state runs the liquor stores — and it will use those stores to sell coronavirus rapid tests. New Hampshire will make 1 million rapid tests that it has ordered available for purchase at state-run liquor stores for $13 apiece, according to WMUR. The state's Republican
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Left-of-center authoritarians pushing a vaccine mandate for city workers in Boston are in a bind. On the one hand, they want to force everyone who works for the city to get a coronavirus vaccine — and boosters, however many they say and however long they say it.
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A businessman from Wrentham who describes himself as a moderate is running for governor of Massachusetts. Chris Doughty, 59, whose gear manufacturing business Capstan Atlantic employs more than 1,000 people, says he would increase economic growth in Massachusetts and help make the state more affordable.
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The first black state senator in Massachusetts died this past weekend. Bill Owens (D-Mattapan) died from coronavirus on Saturday, January 22. He was 84.
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Stephen Breyer will soon no longer be a member of the U.S. Supreme Court — and U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley (D-Hyde Park) wants his replacement to be a black woman. Breyer, who is a part of the liberal wing of the court, plans to retire at the end of
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