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Joe Biden in ’92: No SCOTUS appointments during election year
On June 25, 1992, then-Delaware Sen. Joe Biden urged then-President George H.W. Bush to hold off on naming any…
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If Donald Trump ruled Westeros in ‘Game of Thrones’
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Poll: Trump holds massive lead in Massachusetts
According to a recent poll released by the Emerson College Polling Society, GOP frontrunner Donald Trump has what he would call a…
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Potholes emerge early, putting drivers on notice
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Tweeting the #GOPTownHall discussions
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Cruz passes Trump in NBC-Journal national voter survey
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Warren eyes legal pot retail sales as a way to curb opiate abuse
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WATCH: Martin on Scalia and the Supreme Court
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This week in New England history: Feb. 15-21
A list of significant dates in New England history: Feb. 16…
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Boston Symphony wins Grammy for Shostakovich recording
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‘Perfect Crime’ writer Warren Manzi dies in Lawrence
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Presidential candidates and their movie character look-alikes
With so many animated candidates for the White House, we decided to pair them up with their doppelgängers on the silver screen.…
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Middle-income families shrink most in RI, Maine, studies say
Two New England states top the list of those where the middle class is declining, according to a study by 24/7…
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Tweeting the South Carolina #GOPDebate
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What will Warren do?
Inquiring minds want to know: Why hasn't Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren endorsed Hillary Clinton? After all, she's a…
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Apartment tower approved for Boston’s West End
BOSTON – A planned apartment tower near TD Garden in the West End won approval from the city's development agency Thursday,…
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WATCH: Clinton grilled at debate over Albright’s ‘place in Hell’ comment
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Wellesley College names first black president
WELLESLEY – Wellesley College named its first black leader Thursday, announcing Harvard Medical School professor Dr. Paula Johnson as the elite institution'…
