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BOSTON — Efforts by members of the undercover reporting outfit Project Veritas to unleash their brand of guerrilla journalism on the politicians, activists, and movers-and-shakers that dominate Massachusetts were dealt a serious blow in court earlier this month. Undercover news outlet Project Veritas Action Fund sued Suffolk County District Attorney Daniel
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You may have missed this one last weekend due to the barrage of news on Hurricane Irma. Former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was apparently so confident that she would defeat Republican Donald Trump that she bought the home next door to her and her husband's multi-million-dollar estate
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AMHERST — Days after left-wing activists apparently plastered the windows where student Republicans at Amherst College were holding the year's first meeting with fliers denouncing the Ku Klux Klan, campus progressives upped the ante in their quest for social justice, in the form of a banner denouncing America on
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AMHERST — Members of a Republican student group at Amherst College recently found themselves on the receiving end of an explosive smear, as they found the outer windows of their meeting space plastered with fliers associating them with the Ku Klux Klan. According to the Amherst College Republicans, the fliers, which
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Thursday's release of a report requested by Republican New Hampshire House Speaker Shawn Jasper exploring whether voter fraud may have occurred during the 2016 election did not address one key factor — the same-day registrations of college students hailing from various parts of the country. Jasper, who last month
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Voter data released following a request by Republican New Hampshire House Speaker Shawn Jasper alleges that more than 5,000 out-of-state voters crashed the Granite State on Election Day last November, where Democrat Hillary Clinton topped Republican Donald Trump by a little more than 2,700 votes while Republican Kelly
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CAMBRIDGE — With the help of a massive police presence, controversial political scientist Charles Murray successfully accomplished at Harvard University what he was unable to do months ago at Middlebury College — deliver remarks without encountering violence. Murray set foot on campus at Harvard on Wednesday night to deliver a lecture on
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A mid-morning tweet from President Donald Trump confirmed what U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions had planned to announce — that the executive order signed by then-President Barack Obama, which bypassed Congress in granting citizenship to illegal aliens 16 years old and under — should be decided on Capitol Hill. Trump'