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WHDH Channel 7 Web Site Runs Content From Left-Leaning CNN

If you're reading an article on the WHDH web site, you might actually be reading content from CNN. News outlets will oftentimes use wire services to supplement their content. It is common for newspapers and news web sites across the United States to use stories from The Associated

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New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu Says All Public Schools Must Offer Five Days Per Week of In-Person Schooling Starting Monday, April 19

Want to send your kids to in-person schooling five days per week? In New Hampshire, offering it ill soon be a requirement for all K-12 school districts. The state's Republican governor, Chris Sununu, says that by Monday, April 19, every school must do it. Currently, it's

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Vermont Letting Non-Whites 16 and Up Get Vaccine, But Not Whites

If you're 50 years old or older in Vermont and you're white, you are eligible for the coronavirus vaccine. If you're not white, however, the standards are different. This week, the state made it so that non-white residents of the state who are 16

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A Different Kevin McCarthy Almost Makes The Boston Red Sox Opening Day Roster

The Boston Red Sox set their Opening Day roster this week — and Kevin McCarthy didn't make it. No, this is not the U.S. House of Representatives Minority Leader from California, but rather a 29-year-old pitcher.

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Charlie Baker’s Approval Rating Still High, Poll Shows

Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker's approval rating is high in the most recent public opinion poll. A Suffolk University/Boston Globe poll released this week found that 67 percent of Bay Staters approve of the job that Governor Baker is doing while 71 percent say they approve of the

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Charlie Baker Won’t Say If He’ll Run Again

Will Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker seek a third term? He won't say.

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Democrats May Change Primary Order So New Hampshire Is No Longer First

Will New Hampshire be the first primary in the country for the Democrats in 2024? Maybe not.

Commentary

The Return of Massachusetts Mitt

Mitt Romney's political career is winding down in the same fashion it began: As a token Republican trophy on the shelf of the Kennedy Dynasty. On Friday, March 26, Romney was named the 2021 recipient of the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage award. The Utah senator was