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On Friday, the organizers of the St. Patrick's Day Parade here in Boston announced that an advocacy group for LGBTQ veterans, OutVets, will be marching in the parade to commemorate the Irish saint on Sunday, March 19. For those who have not been following this issue over the
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Last week, the Wall Street Journal carried a superb column by Shelby Steele, author and senior fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution. The piece was essentially a summary of his brilliant book, Shame, which is a must-read for conservatives. In Shame, Steele, who is an African-American, explains how
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What should Preet Bharara do next? Life, especially public life, is full of second acts. A previous U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York who was unpopular in certain circles for overreaching in white-collar criminal cases against Wall Street, Rudolph Giuliani, turned out to be a pretty
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Late Monday afternoon the Speaker of the Massachusetts House quietly publicly concluded what he should've known all along: the state budget is unbalanced, revenues are down, and leadership would not be able to afford overriding the governor's recent mid-fiscal-year cuts to programs for seniors, opioid addiction
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Pro-family people often complain about the way the world is going today. The forces of darkness seem to win most of the time, except when they win all of the time. Who will do something about it? Well, with the announcement that the organizers of the St. Patrick's
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Scarlett Johansson appears in movie scenes and heads turn, speeding up many a male heartbeat. My dream woman?
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The mayor of New York, Bill de Blasio, is a tax-and-spend bleeding-heart liberal who ordinarily would be way, way down on the list of people that this center-right columnist would want to spend any time or energy defending. So give the Obama-Trump-Schumer U.S. attorney for the Southern District of
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School choice, the code word behind the battle to break the monopoly of the public schools, has begun in earnest. Long in the political shadows, the recent election and confirmation as Secretary of Education of a pro-school choice advocate, Betsy DeVos, has moved it into the light. Religious Americans, in
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