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It's been called "America's most violent high school" by the New York Post. Fights are a daily occurrence, as are classroom disruptions from unruly students. And earlier this week, a teacher got hurt breaking up a fight between students.
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It's tough to go anywhere these days without hearing a Taylor Swift song or seeing her face appear on magazines and TV screens. Admirers say she's really talented. Conspiracy theorists suggest she's a clone of some satanic priestess. Others believe her romance with football
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For several millennia in Western civilization, pride was considered a sin. In fact, it's the worst of the seven deadly sins, which are greed, envy, wrath, lust, gluttony, sloth, and pride. There are, of course, different kinds of pride. We say that we are proud about the accomplishments
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Some left-wing politicians in Massachusetts are totally in favor of housing illegal immigrants – somewhere else. The latest example: Boston city councilor Julia Mejia, who says she doesn't want more of them in Boston.
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Legal abortion has killed more than 60 million unborn children in the United States since 1973 and it continues to be the leading cause of death worldwide. Widespread abortion is this country's greatest moral failing and won't stop any time soon. Politicians in both parties go
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The special counsel who investigated President Joe Biden's squirreling away of classified documents in Delaware after he stopped being vice president in 2017 found that Biden broke the law but probably wouldn't be convicted by a jury, largely because he can't remember enough about
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Massachusetts is home to at least 250,000 illegal immigrants, according to the American Immigration Council. Immigration can offer many benefits to the United States and Massachusetts. It can bring great, hard-working people to this country, who contribute to our tax base, own businesses, and are great friends to people
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At the beginning of January, commissioner Robert Goldstein of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health issued a memorandum to all Massachusetts health care providers, supposedly to remind them about their licensure obligations. But to careful readers, it was immediately apparent that the letter represented a thinly veiled threat against the
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