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The Massachusetts Department of Public Health is launching a $1 million "public awareness campaign" against pro-life crisis pregnancy centers, developed with a pro-abortion advocacy organization. State officials announced the campaign at an event outside an abortion facility in Brookline on Monday, June 10, according to State House News
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A middle school in Middleborough was within its rights to ban a student's T-shirt saying "There are only two genders," a federal appeals court has ruled. School officials have wide discretion over how to foster an environment conducive to learning, the panel of three judges, all
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John Henry doesn't sound like a man who is ready to sell the Boston Red Sox any time soon. The liberal billionaire, who has owned the Red Sox since 2002, told The Financial Times in a recent interview that he has no plans to sell the team.
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Former Massachusetts governor Charlie Baker plans to be in the Bay State later this month. Baker, who is now president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, is scheduled to headline a fund-raiser for the Massachusetts Republican Party on Wednesday, June 26, according to Politico. Tickets cost between $250 and $5,
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U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Cambridge) is running for a third term in the United States Senate and is expected to win with ease. Sabato's Crystal Ball rates the seat as safe Democratic, and there's no reason to believe she'll lose this time. She
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A mother who fired four court-appointed lawyers in a row during an attempt to regain custody of her son is entitled to another one and a new trial, the state's second highest court said. The woman, who is unnamed in court papers, couldn't get along with
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By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Massachusetts is one of the most liberal states in the country, but that doesn't mean President Joe Biden is popular here. Bay Staters were divided on Biden in a poll released by UMass Amherst this week. In it, 48 percent of Massachusetts residents approved of the sitting president,
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