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The comforting thing about Mayor Marty Walsh's offer to use Boston City Hall as a sanctuary for illegal immigrants is that no one will take him up on it. No one goes to New City Hall unless it's absolutely necessary. A trek across barren City Hall
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The U.S. Supreme Court will soon be hearing the case of Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia Inc., v. Pauley. Despite being about recycled tires that can be used to resurface playgrounds, it may have a far-reaching impact on movements for school choice and religious liberty. The Missouri Department of
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If you were the governor of a state where the other party outnumbered your party in the Legislature 3 ½ to 1, you might look for ways to make the legislators happy. And if you had it in your power to give those legislators a pay raise, you might do it.
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Shortly after his inauguration, President Donald Trump hastily arranged a press conference to take place in the Oval Office. In front of the entire world, the new president signed the first in a series of executive orders reversing or curtailing executive orders issued by President Barack Obama on a variety
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Obscured amid the controversy over crowd size and the women's march that followed was the substantive policy at the heart of President Donald Trump's inaugural address. That came in the language about "we are transferring power from Washington D.C., and giving it back to
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Our Massachusetts Republican Party will have an election for party chairman on Wednesday, January 25. The chairman controls the state party office on Merrimac Street in Boston, where a small staff works to grow the party and win elections. Kirsten Hughes, our current chairman, is up for re-election against State
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The Inaugural Ceremony has become a sacred moment in American political life. It is not only a majestic political moment but also one that demonstrates that we, as a people, still invoke God's blessing on our land. It is a grand and stately ritual which shows that despite
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Donald Trump has reached out his hand. Will his enemies reach back? In a stirring inaugural address, the new president called on Americans to rediscover patriotism, and said that by so doing we would "rediscover our loyalty to each other."
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