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Massachusetts Bill Would Allow Women To Go Topless In Public
Should women be allowed to go topless in public in Massachusetts? One bill (HD.4316) looks to make that change.
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Eight Massachusetts High School Football State Championship Games Taking Place This Week
Eight Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association high school football state championships are scheduled to be played at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough this week. Here is who is playing and when, according to the MIAA's web site:
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Old Rochester Using Genderbread Person To Teach Students There Are Infinite Genders
Gender exists on a spectrum and there are more than two genders, a curriculum at Old Rochester Regional High School says. The 10th-grade health curriculum at Old Rochester uses the genderbread person in its curriculum to teach this claim as fact, as opposed to the common understanding that there are
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Poll: Voters Think Schools Should Inform Parents About Pronoun and Gender Identity Changes
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Chris Christie Says Fellow Candidates Must Attack Trump To Win New Hampshire Primary
Former New Jersey governor and Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie wants his fellow candidates to focus on attacking only one person in the race: former President Donald Trump. Christie said it is the only way that someone like himself, former United Nations ambassador Nikki Haley, or Florida Governor Ron DeSantis
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Dominican Man Pleads Guilty To Counterfeiting U.S. Currency
A Dominican man pleaded guilty in a federal court in Boston this week for his involvement in a conspiracy to sell counterfeit U.S. currency amounting to nearly $150,000. Maximo Morillo, aged 64, pleaded guilty to three charges related to counterfeiting U.S. currency outside the United States and
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Five Policies Where Massachusetts Is A National Outlier
What makes Massachusetts stand out from the other 49 states? Our differences are not merely that the New England Patriots have more Super Bowls than other National Football League teams in the 21st century, the existence of the Hood blimp, and kids eating fluffernutter sandwiches.
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American Indian U.S. Senator Still Celebrates Thanksgiving
While the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe on Cape Cod has declared Thanksgiving as a National Day of Mourning, there is one prominent American Indian- identifier in Massachusetts who still celebrates Thanksgiving: U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Cambridge). The 1/1024th Native American senator wished her followers on X (formerly known as