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More than 600 students and alumni at a Catholic college in Worcester are expressing outrage that the chaplain's office of the school sent out an email message expressing support for Catholic teaching on same-sex marriage. The group is threatening to withhold donations to the school unless school officials
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Taboo: 10 Facts [You Can't Talk About] by Wilfrid Reilly Regnery 256 pages published January 2020 One of Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan's most famous statements was: "Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts."
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The National Football League used to be about football. But this season, since the killing of George Floyd, it has become political football. Or, in other words, "systemic racism" in America. Four years ago, national weathervane Roger Goodell was horrified by a player taking a knee during the
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If the Democrats win the presidential election, at least one $14 billion fortune can breathe a sigh of relief. That sum is the endowment, roughly speaking, of the Ford Foundation. Maya Harris, the sister of Democratic vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris, did a stint at the Ford Foundation as vice
Culture
Pity Alex Morse. In his public statements since it became known that as mayor of Holyoke and a University of Massachusetts Amherst lecturer he has initiated sexual hookups with male college students, you can sense bewilderment. At some level, the left-Democratic candidate for Congress seems to be thinking, don'
Culture
On November 28, 2018, an agri-business lawyer and former Republican political candidate named Brian Buescher appeared for a hearing before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee concerning his nomination by President Donald Trump to become a federal judge. U.S. Senator Kamala Harris (D-California) didn't show up that
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To judge by the increasing volume and frequency of attacks on capitalism, it looks like the real winner of the Democratic primary campaign was the socialist senator, Bernie Sanders. Sanders has not received the presidential nomination, but his ideas are on the march.
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More than 80 Massachusetts pastors have announced opposition to an assisted suicide bill on Beacon Hill, hoping to stop it from passing before the current formal portion of the current legislative session is scheduled to run out at the end of the week. The pastors, nearly three quarters of whom
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