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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Pushing For Rent Control
By Matt Murphy State House News Service
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Shameful Democrats Weigh In On Rittenhouse Verdict
A jury unanimously found 17-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse not guilty of intentional homicide, reckless and attempted homicide, and reckless endangerment. Twelve citizens concluded that when he killed two men and wounded another during a riot in Kenosha, Wisconsin in August 2020, he did so in self-defense. And how could they have
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U.S. Representative Katherine Clark Moves Within Her District
By Michael P. Norton State House News Service
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Nantucket To Decide If Women Can Go Topless At Beaches Next Year
Should women be able to go topless at beaches in Nantucket? The island's voters will decide that at its annual town meeting next year. It's one of 31 proposals island residents are set to consider at the meeting. The deadline to submit proposals was November 15;
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Ayanna Pressley Called Kyle Rittenhouse A ‘White Supremacist Domestic Terrorist’ Last Year
Who is Kyle Rittenhouse? The 18-year-old Illinois resident is a free man after a Wisconsin jury found him not guilty Friday on all charges after shooting three people (killing two) in self-defense at a Black Lives Matter riot in Kenosha, Wisconsin in August 2020.
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Charlie Baker Backs Off Transportation and Climate Initiative Carbon Fee on Fuel
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office Unsure If Polyamory Is Legal In Massachusetts
It's not yet clear if Adam, Eve, and Steve will be able to make it official in towns across the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey's office is trying to decide whether or not a domestic partnership bylaw from the town of Arlington that
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Connecticut Backs Off Climate-Change Carbon-Fee On Fuel, Leaving Massachusetts Lonelier
Connecticut's Democratic governor,Ned Lamont, no longer has an interest in joining the Transportation and Climate Initiative that would implement a fee on fuel in order to try to lessen climate change. That means that Massachusetts and Rhode Island are now the only states committed to entering the
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