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Throughout the month of November, the NewBostonPost included a poll in several of its articles asking readers to weigh in on whether physician-assisted suicide should be legal in Massachusetts. While this is not a scientific survey and a small sample size, we wanted to share the results with you.
Faith
Written by Jacob Kamaras Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein cracked the code on relations between Jews and evangelical Christians. His next "Mission: Impossible" might be thwarting the widespread persecution of Middle East Christians, most notably at the hands of the merciless Islamic State terror group.
Faith
Pope Francis is the spiritual leader of 1.2 billion Catholics worldwide. There are bound to be some who don't like him. But what is of greater interest is that so many non-Catholics love him. In fact, this week's People magazine features Pope Francis on its
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Anyone who came of age in the '70s will remember "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," staring Ed Asner, Valerie Harper, Gavin MacLeod and, of course, Mary Tyler Moore in the lead role. The show, a form of social commentary about being female and single, was honored with
Massachusetts
Next month, education policy makers in Massachusetts will decide whether to keep the highly regarded Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) or adopt the controversial Common Core-aligned test, developed by the Partnership for the Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC). About half of Massachusetts public school students transitioned to
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NewBostonPost Editor Jennifer Braceras debated terrorism and Campaign 2016 with Kevin Franck Friday on NECN.
Massachusetts
Are you ready for the holidays? Share your photos with us – it could be delicious food or home decorations, Christmas trees or Menorahs. Just post your photos on your Facebook/Instagram page by Dec. 16, tag us @NewBostonPost and use the hashtag #NewBostonPost. Or you can send it to anna.
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Should Catholic nuns be forced to include contraceptives in their health insurance plans? The government thinks so and has spent the better part of the past two years trying to force the Little Sisters of the Poor to do just that. For over 175 years, the Little Sisters, an international
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