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Massachusetts Gaming Commission Approves Broad Range of Sports For Legal Sports Betting
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Pro Athletes Want Protection From Angry Sports Bettors In Massachusetts
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With Howitzers and Helicopters, Western States Trigger Road-Clearing Avalanches
Stateline, an initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts. By Jenni Bergal One morning last week, after more than 31 inches of snow fell in the previous two days, Utah transportation workers opened a huge garage-like door in a building near a state highway and fired a military howitzer up a
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Leaders Lead, They Don’t Follow – And They Don’t Toss Away Their Country’s Culture
Leadership: Six Studies in World Strategies Henry Kissinger Penguin Random-house 496 pages July 2022 Henry Kissinger's Leadership is a brilliant study of the different styles of six great 20th century statesmen. His insights are particularly valuable, as he knew and worked with all of them. And remarkably, Kissinger
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Transgender Brookline High Track Runner One of Several Recent Transgender Athletes In Massachusetts
The Brookline High girls' indoor track and field team has a transgender runner. Chloe Barnes, a junior on the team, is a biological male who identifies as a transgender girl, as TB Daily News reported in January and Brookline's student newspaper, The Sag, reported last year.
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December Brought Massachusetts Close to Pre-Pandemic Employment
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Massachusetts Lawmakers Still Pushing Voter-Rejected Physician-Assisted Suicide
Note: If you or someone you know is in a crisis and needs help, call 911 for emergency services or call the 24-hour 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline hotline at 988 to be connected to a trained counselor at a suicide crisis center near you. Additionally, you can also call
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Scenes from the March for Life
Editor's Note: The March for Life took place in Washington D.C. on Friday, January 20, 2023, the 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. The march started from the National Mall and ended outside the U.S. Supreme Court building, as usual. Unlike in previous years, though, this
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