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Rhode Island Governor Beats Left-Wing Challenger in Democratic Primary
Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo beat back a serious challenge from former secretary of state Matt Brown in the Democratic primary on…
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President Charlie Baker?
Former White House chief of staff Andy Card sees something in Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker no one else has said in public…
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Arrested School Board Member Once Played ‘Fight the Power’ During Committee Meeting
A member of a Connecticut School Board arrested during a raucous apartment complex board of directors meeting once blasted "Fight the…
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Irish Presidential Candidate Apologizes For Using A Helicopter
A candidate running for president of the Republic of Ireland has apologized for using a helicopter to campaign. Peter Casey, a businessman,…
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Yale Freshmen More Alternative-Sexual Than Conservative — And Almost As Much As Either Protestant or Catholic
More incoming Yale freshmen surveyed identify as homosexual, bisexual, or transsexual than conservative – and almost as many as those who identify as…
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Pro-Life Air Force Veteran Wins GOP Primary in Second Congressional District in New Hampshire
Steve Negron, a retired U.S. Air Force veteran, won a close race over two competitors to take the GOP nomination for…
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Rick Green Makes Splash With First General Election Ad in Run for Congress
He doesn't officially have an opponent yet, but congressional candidate Rick Green has released a new ad showing him swimming…
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Black Former Police Chief Wins GOP Nomination for First Congressional District in New Hampshire
Former police chief Eddie Edwards edged out state Senator Andy Sanborn (R-Bedford) in the Republican primary for New Hampshire's…
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Carpetbagger Loses Democratic Primary for Congress in New Hampshire
Maura Sullivan, a former U.S. Marine who had lived in New Hampshire less than a year when she announced a campaign…
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Harvard Hit For Investing In Farmland
Investments in fossil fuels and private prisons by Harvard University have irked left-wingers in past years, and now some critics are…
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Archdiocese of Boston Removes Nigerian Priest From Brookline Parish
The Archdiocese of Boston has removed from ministry a priest from Nigeria because of allegations that he sexually abused a child in…
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Vermont Planning To Move Prison Inmates From Pennsylvania To Mississippi
Vermont is planning to move 200 prisoners now incarcerated at a privately operated prison in Pennsylvania to a privately operated prison in…
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John Sununu Calls Barack Obama ‘Damn Fool’
Former New Hampshire governor and former White House chief of staff John Sununu called former President Barack Obama a "damn fool&…
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September 11th As You’ve Never Quite Heard It Before, From Andy Card
The famous scene of White House chief of staff Andy Card whispering into President George W. Bush's ear was carefully…
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Pro-Bathroom Bill Ballot Question Committee Has 35 Times More Money Than Opponents in Massachusetts
A political committee supporting the state's so-called Bathroom Bill in Massachusetts raised 17 times more money during the first…
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Mashpee Wampanoags’ Casino Hopes In Peril After Federal Agency Ruling
The Mashpee Wampanoags may never build a casino in Taunton now that the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs has ruled that…
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New Hampshire School Board Bows To ACLU on Free Speech Challenge
A New Hampshire school board has amended its proposed policy regarding public comments during board meetings after the American Civil Liberties Union…
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Mall Traffic Decline Threatens Existence of Brookstone
Brookstone has warned all 90 employees at its headquarters in Merrimack, New Hampshire that they might lose their jobs. In August, the…
