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Update 12:14 p.m. Monday, December 18: Mayor Marty Walsh has signed the ordinance banning thin-film plastic bags. Boston Mayor Marty Walsh's hesitancy to sign an ordinance banning thin-film plastic bags from supermarkets and drug stores is a good sign.
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Lawyers have to defend their clients. It's what they do. But there are limits to what they should do. To claim outside a courthouse that there's legal justification for snatching the papers containing the words of someone else's talk because the talk is somehow
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Ironically, the pro-morality candidate in Alabama lost because so many voters there still care about morality. Roy Moore's loss in Alabama on Tuesday stems from the allegations of misconduct against him by several women when they were teen-agers. But the problem really came down to one accuser: Leigh
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Why is it that every time there's a free-speech outrage on campus college administrators learn the wrong lessons? State authorities in Connecticut have determined that Gateway Pundit correspondent Lucian Wintrich did nothing illegal when he tried to retrieve his lecture notes from a social justice warrior who stole
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One of the most famous passages in the Old Testament comes from the Book of Ecclesiastes: "What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun." One look at the recent happenings on Beacon Hill confirms the
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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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"It is a privilege that we allow individuals to hold onto something that causes harm and death. It is a privilege to have a car license, it is a privilege to have a gun license." — Massachusetts State Representative Marjorie Decker, Democrat from Cambridge
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Why did the superintendent of the Massachusetts State Police order an official reprimand of the state trooper who included in a police report salacious details about the arrest of a judge's daughter? It might be the strangest detail of this sordid story.
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