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If you watch the Boston Red Sox this season, prepare for ads for President Donald Trump's re-election. The Trump campaign has reportedly purchased September ads for Red Sox games, according to Medium Buying. Red Sox games tend to air on NESN for television and WEEI and its offshoots
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In New Hampshire, schools will not be required to re-open for in-person classes this upcoming fall. The state's Republican Governor Chris Sununu said that each school district will be able to make the decision on its own and will have the opportunity to continue remote classes, if school
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It's now clear who Maine Republican U.S. Senator Susan Collins will be running against this upcoming November. On Tuesday, Maine Democratic House Speaker Sara Gideon overwhelmingly won her party's primary. She got 70.2 percent of the vote, defeating Betsy Sweet (23 percent), and Bre
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Former state representative Dale Crafts won an approximately 45 percent plurality in the Republican primary for Maine's Second Congressional District, which seems likely to get him the nomination. Crafts, who was endorsed by former Maine governor Paul LePage, a conservative, is leading a three-way race that will now
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In the Maine's Second Congressional District, a primary is set for Tuesday, July 14 for a seat that Republicans have a shot at winning in November. After the election, Mainers will find out who they have going up against incumbent Democratic U.S. Representative Jared Golden this upcoming
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U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar (D-Minnesota) has endorsed a fellow democratic socialist Muslim female in the Democratic primary in the Fourth Congressional District of Massachusetts. Omar, a member of "The Squad," which includes U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley (D-Dorchester), endorsed Ihssane Leckey, one of nine Democrats running in
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Late last month, the city of Somerville became the first place in America to officially recognize domestic relationships of three or more people. The top reason cited by city councilors was so that unmarried people could add their live-in partners to their health insurance plans amid the coronavirus pandemic, as
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Plimoth Plantation has announced a forthcoming name change to incorporate the Algonquin-speaking Indians who lived in the area when the Pilgrims arrived in 1620. The museum, which was founded in Plymouth in 1947 to re-create and explain the Pilgrims' story, has introduced a new logo that ditches "Plantation&
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