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Brace yourselves: Attorneys at America's largest law firms are far to the left of the American political center. That's the unsurprising news from a study released by a trio of political scientists, who reviewed decades' worth of data on political contributions by hundreds of thousands
new england patriots
Just as New England Patriots fans, players and staff alike were starting to come down from the euphoria of superstar quarterback Tom Brady's resounding defeat of his "Deflategate" suspension, the organization was once again forced to defend itself and its dynastic success in the face of
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Written by Dave Collins EAST HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Since Bonnie Jean Cook's release on a rare grant of clemency, after 27 years in prison, she has been acclimating slowly to modern society with bingo games at her apartment building and outings to browse thrift stores.
Politics
Written by Sergio Bustos NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Before attending a town hall meeting Monday night in South Carolina, Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio — without television cameras or any other media in tow — visited the Charleston church where nine African-American worshippers were shot to death earlier this year.
Catholic
For the first time in his life, Pope Francis is headed to the U.S. later this month for a three-city tour. His schedule includes stops in Washington, D.C., from Sept. 22-Sept. 24, New York City from Sept 24-26 and Philadelphia from Sept 26-28.
boston
JAMAICA PLAIN — The energy was high in the John F. Kennedy Room at Doyle's Cafe on Thursday night, as a packed crowd gathered to meet former Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley and to support his 2016 Democratic presidential campaign. O'Malley, whose fledgling campaign has been
black lives matter
Black lives matter, unless you're Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. The left is renewing its venomous, racist attacks on Thomas in the aftermath of his dissent in the Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling for gay marriage. Actor George Takei smeared Thomas as a "clown in black
muslim
BOSTON – Retired Red Sox ace Curt Schilling isn't the first ESPN personality to get suspended for invoking Nazi Germany to make a point, although he broke new ground by being suspended for comparing said Nazis to extremist Muslims. And he's still talking about it.
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