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A Massachusetts Democratic Attorney General Candidate Supports Repealing The Second Amendment; Will It Affect Her Chances?

Brookline labor attorney Shannon Liss-Riordan is running to be the next attorney general of Massachusetts. She's one of three Democrats in the race along with former Boston city councilor Andrea Campbell and Quentin Palfrey, the Democratic Party's nominee for lieutenant governor in Massachusetts in 2018. Unlike

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Massachusetts House Speaker: Negotiators ‘Far Apart’ On Sports Betting

By Chris Lisinski State House News Service

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Boston Public Libraries Children’s Sections Book Seeking To Normalize Abortion To Eight-Year-Olds

A book that seeks to normalize abortions to children is available at nearly half of the public libraries in Boston. The libraries feature the book What's An Abortion, Anyway? by Carly Manes and Mar Erazo.

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The Film The Critics Dare Not Touch: Review of Matt Walsh’s What Is A Woman

When liberals stream en masse from the woodwork to condemn something, you can be sure they dislike it. It's when they ignore it that you know they are seething. That's the case for Matt Walsh and the Daily Wire's documentary What is a Woman?

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As Sports Betting Grows, States Tackle Teenage Problem Gambling

Stateline, an initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts. By Marsha Mercer With online and retail sports betting now legal in more than 30 states, the portrait of a new problem gambler is emerging: the high school student.

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Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor Candidate Wants To Replace ‘Mother’ and ‘Father’ With ‘Parent 1’ and ‘Parent 2’ On All State Documents

Should state documents use the words "mother" and "father"? Or should the Commonwealth of Massachusetts stop using the terms and instead use a gender-neutral alternative?

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New Abortion Polling Shows How The Pro-Life Side Can Win

Is pro-life a losing issue in the United States? Not at all.

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Williams College Eliminates Swim Test Graduation Requirement For Racial Equity

Students no longer need to pass a swim test to graduate from Williams College, for the sake of racial equity. The college's Committee on Educational Affairs voted 103-30 in favor of eliminating the swim test graduation requirement at a May 11 meeting, as The Williams Record reports.