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BOSTON – Charlie Baker's mission to transform the Massachusetts Republican State Committee into a more moderate group notched some success Tuesday, as sources say the governor's candidates claimed nearly half of the 52 head-to-head races. Baker's support for less conservative candidates angered activists further to
Massachusetts
BOSTON — A video has surfaced on social media showing former President Bill Clinton and Mayor Marty Walsh hobnobbing Tuesday morning with voters and poll workers inside a West Roxbury polling location.
Massachusetts
BOSTON – At stake in one critical area of the Democratic Party's overall presidential nominating process: The 712 superdelegates who'll arrive in Philadelphia for the national convention in July, typically having already decided on a candidate to support regardless of how many votes he or she won
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CAMBRIDGE — Harvard University remains at the forefront of the debate over campus sexual assault, even as a panel of Harvard students and professors meets to consider additional changes to the University's disciplinary procedures under Title IX, the federal law that prohibits sex discrimination by educational institutions that receive
Harvard University
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A Republican senator from the Sooner State may have just kicked the proverbial federal hornet's nest after questioning the legality of new Department of Education Title IX regulations and receiving an answer he claims shows that the new standards equate to "executive overreach."
Massachusetts
FORT WORTH, TEXAS — New Jersey Gov. Christie, whose own presidential ambitions were endorsed by Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker days before the Garden State politician bowed out of the race, announced at a surprise press conference Friday that he's backing Manhattan real estate mogul Donald Trump. Christie's
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BOSTON — A lawsuit filed Thursday in federal court by a Charles River environmental advocacy group accuses the Environmental Protection Agency of failing to notify high-density commercial and residential property developers of their responsibility to obtain stormwater discharge permits, a move that comes ahead of the federal government's plan
Abortion
BOSTON – More than 50 Bay State residents, all with passionately held pro-family views, rallied in the State House Wednesday and fanned out to lobby lawmakers on bills that could affect public funding for abortion providers, the future of sex education, and personal privacy while expanding access for transgender persons to