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Massachusetts Politicians React To Elon Musk Buying Twitter

Tesla chief executive officer Elon Musk is set to buy Twitter for $44 billion, as many media outlets reported on Monday. Musk is purchasing Twitter at least in part because he feels as though it is not committed enough to free speech. In the wake of the news on Monday

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Five Times Ed Markey Has Flip Flopped In Congress

Ed Markey has a reputation for being one of the most progressive members of the United States Senate. Even so, consistency is not his strongest trait.

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Small Towns Drew Most New Pandemic Residents

Stateline, an initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts. By Tim Henderson Bend, Oregon is in the middle of nowhere — two and a half hours from Eugene over a mountain pass that can be treacherous even in springtime. And that's what people like about it.

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No Candidates Running On The Ballot For Two Mattapoisett School Committee Seats

By Meg McIntyre State House News Service

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Housing Shortage Could Affect Cape Cod Workforce This Summer

By Elyse Kelly The Center Square

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Five Pieces of Pork In The Proposed Massachusetts Fiscal Year 2023 Budget

Massachusetts state legislators are working on a budget for fiscal year 2023. Unfortunately, they have a rough draft.

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John Kerry: Capitalism, Not Government, Likely to Lead Shift to Green Economy

By Chris Lisinski State House News Service

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Out-Of-Towners Can Get Polyamorous Relationship Recognized In Two Massachusetts Cities

If you want government recognition of your polyamorous relationship, then come to Massachusetts. Employees of city clerk's offices for Somerville and Cambridge told a NewBostonPost reporter by telephone last week that a person does not have to live there to obtain domestic partnership recognition. Somerville and Cambridge recognize