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BOSTON — Massachusetts lawmakers considering a bill that would direct state agencies to demand more specific nation-of-origin information from Asian-Americans will be running afoul of the United States Constitution's Equal Protection clause, opponents of the proposal tell New Boston Post. State Representative Tackey Chan's (D-Quincy) legislation calls
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BOSTON — Businessman John Kingston, one of three Republicans angling for the party nod to challenge Democratic U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren in November, recognized on Wednesday the one-year anniversary of the Warren's "nevertheless, she persisted," Senate floor moment with a playful series of statements. A year
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The FBI special agent who claimed in a blistering New York Times op-ed that a series of "relentless attacks" launched by Republicans against the bureau has spurred him to resign made his first appearance Monday at his new gig. Joshua Campbell, a former assistant to ex-FBI Director James
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The FBI special agent who penned a scathing takedown column that ran in Saturday's New York Times, in which he laid out his reasons for leaving the bureau and cited his disgust with Republicans' "relentless attacks" on the agency, apparently declined to disclose his history
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James Comey, the former FBI director who has been a frequent critic of President Donald Trump, took to social media on Friday moments after the White House released a memo that purports to show Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act abuses. "That's it?" Comey tweeted. "Dishonest and
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CAMBRIDGE — Soaring rhetoric touching on themes of inequality and corporate private sector political clout dominated Thursday's "Trump Tax Town Hall" event featuring House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, part of the Democratic Party's push to make the GOP's recent tax overhaul a wedge
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The American Civil Liberties Union's biggest complaint about President Donald Trump's State of the Union speech? Trump mentioned the word "America" too many times.