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Abortion is the theme of a short independent movie filmed in Brockton. Abort, directed by Brockton native Tim Young, is about "a Black woman caught at the crossroads of starting a family or continuing to advance in her career," according to The Brockton Enterprise.
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Alex Hagerty worked to try to re-elect former President Donald Trump — and now he is seeking higher office in his hometown. Hagerty, an elected member of the Abington board of health, is running for selectman in the upcoming Saturday election. The 26-year-old Republican, who works in human resources, was the
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Soon enough, there will be few coronavirus related restrictions in Rhode Island. The state plans to increase its capacity limits on restaurants, stores, and other businesses to 80 percent capacity on Friday, May 7 and eliminate capacity limits for businesses on May 28 — along with size limits on social gatherings.
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U.S. Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) wanted to end discrimination against Asian-American students in college admissions based on race, but none of his peers on the other side of the aisle supported his endeavor. That includes U.S. Senator Ed Markey (D-Malden) and U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Cambridge) Cruz
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There will be Cape Cod Baseball League season this summer, so the plan says. The summer collegiate baseball league did not have a season last year due to the coronavirus pandemic. However, the league announced this week that its teams will play a 40-game regular season schedule beginning on June
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Tired of schools controlled by liberal teachers' unions refusing to teach students in person and super-secular "educators" pushing woke garbage onto your children? Public schools have gone from encouraging religion to ignoring religion to undermining religion to attacking religion. The result is often anti-Christian propaganda and endorsement
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Since Roe v. Wade in 1973, there has been a steep drop-off in the number of children put up for adoption. The number of babies born and put up for adoption in the United States dropped from 9 percent in 1973, the year the U.S. Supreme Court implemented some
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If you have ever donated money to Charlie Baker, there is a chance that you helped pay for his steak dinner. At least, that's what the Republican governor of Massachusetts's campaign finance records indicate.
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