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Massachusetts Democratic Attorney General Candidate Supports Defunding The Police
Should we defund the police? One Democratic attorney general candidate in Massachusetts thinks so.
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Massachusetts Primary Early Voting Starts Next Week
Starting next week, people will be voting in-person in the 2022 Massachusetts statewide primary. While primary day is not here yet — that's Tuesday, September 6) — voters will be casting ballots well before then. The first day of early in-person voting is Saturday, August 27; early voting is set
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Chris Sununu Says Chris Doughty Will Win Massachusetts Governor’s Race
New Hampshire Govenror Chris Sununu revealed who he thinks will be the next governor of Massachusetts: Wrentham businessman Chris Doughty. The Republican governor endorsed Doughty in the Massachusetts race earlier this month. But he also predicted victory for Doughty.
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Less Demand Fuels National Gas Price Drop To Below $4 Per Gallon
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South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem Says Maura Healey’s Priorities Don’t Reflect Massachusetts Voters
South Dakota governor Kristi Noem is a fan of Geoff Diehl. The conservative Republican has endorsed the former state representative from Whitman in his run for governor.
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Things You’re Not Supposed To Say At Amherst College
Should you use terms like "freshman," "Latino," "upperclassmen," or "special needs"? Amherst College advises its communications staff against it, according to the school's Office of Communications. The private liberal arts college in Amherst, Massachusetts features an editorial style guide for
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Ed Markey Doesn’t See Why People Can’t Just Buy Electric Cars
U.S. Senator Ed Markey (D-Malden) has solved the high gas cost problem. Or so he thinks . . .
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Bernie Sanders Says Republicans Are Giving Up On Democracy
U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) is not a fan of the Republican Party. The self-described democratic socialist, who caucuses with the Democratic Party in the United States Senate, recently said that Republicans have given up on democracy.