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The unrelenting speed and undiminished fervor with which liberals are killing the careers of their former comrades in politics, the media, and the arts may appear unseemly and contradictory at first glance. Yet based on historical precedent, it's also remarkably predictable, perhaps even axiomatic. It's what
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By Colin A. Young STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE BOSTON — Anticipating that the U.S. Supreme Court might rule next year that states can legalize sports wagering, the Massachusetts Gaming Commission on Thursday resolved to prepare research on the topic for lawmakers who may have to decide whether sports betting fits
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There's a chill in our drafty house as I write this, sitting next to our fireplace. No logs are burning because that would be a mess, with chocolate melting over the shoes and the hearth. It is early morning, December 6, the feast day of St. Nicholas, the
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Three Catholic thinkers are starting small but aiming high: the re-evangelization of New England along Christian principles. The scholars kicked off the Center for the Restoration of Christian Culture with a press conference and social gathering Monday night at Mercy Hall in Nashua, New Hampshire, a building owned by Thomas
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An ethnic studies class helped lead two African-American cheerleaders at a high school in northern California to start kneeling during the national anthem before football games, even as football players at the school remain standing. Sasha Armbrester and Teana Boston became convinced that the United States isn't really
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"This is how the world works You gotta … — Taylor Swift, 2017
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The Stan Rosenberg era is ending not with a whimper but with a bang. When Governor Charlie Baker thinks you need to be investigated, you know the end is near. This is the same Charlie Baker who doesn't think the whitewashing of a Massachusetts State Police report on
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The column in the New York Times last week sounded so positive: An Optimist's Guide to Divorce.
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