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Notre-Dame des Flammes – And Why It’s Not As Sad As It Might Seem

The timbers of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris had been drying out for eight centuries, so when a fire started near the roof they burned quickly, lighting up the sky in a riveting and sad spectacle Monday. The drying timbers, though beautiful before they were consumed, are a reminder

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Conversion Therapy Ban Isn’t About Sexuality or Gender Identity – It’s About Freedom

Hey Massachusetts legislators, let's make a deal: If your son starts questioning whether he's really a boy, or your daughter starts questioning whether she's really a girl, you take your child to a "gender-affirming" therapist who begins "transitioning" techniques leading

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Infanticide in Massachusetts

Know that I am still in Alexandria … I ask and beg you to take good care of our baby son, and as soon as I receive a payment I shall send it up to you. If you are delivered of a child, if it is a boy keep it; if

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Weld? NoWeld’s Policies?Some, Yes

Bill Weld is not a serious candidate for president. Someone who preferred the Democrat to the Republican for president in 2008 and 2016 isn't a serious Republican figure. And it's hard to forget the dilettante governor getting so bored atop Massachusetts state government in 1997 that

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Six Best Moments from President Trump’s 2019 State of the Union

President Donald Trump delivered his State of the Union address before Congress on Tuesday, February 5. Here are six great moments from it:

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Massachusetts Governor Now Two for the Price of One

The Massachusetts House of Representatives has decided to start calling the state government's chief executive "Their Excellency, the Governor" in order to be gender-non-specific at all times. Better to be plural and always wrong then go masculine and possibly be wrong on occasion.

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Three Globe Columns on Covington Catholic, and One of Them Has Something To Say

Renee Graham's disastrous column on the Covington Catholic incident in Wednesday's issue of The Boston Globe shows no evidence that Graham has seen a long-version video of the event or has any interest in what actually happened. What was Graham doing on Tuesday, the day she

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Why Tolerance of Homosexuality Is Never Enough

People who scoff at the idea of a homosexual agenda ought to read a column in the Fall River Herald News about the arts scene in New Bedford. The author, Steven Froias, questions whether New Bedford's "arts and culture" are "gay enough."