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Hundreds of Massachusetts State Employees Have Quit Or Been Suspended Over Charlie Baker’s Coronavirus Vaccine Mandate
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Is This Boston Garage Historically Significant? Bureaucrats Need To Know
Someone wants to tear down a dilapidated garage on property that the person owns in Boston. The owner needs the city's permission to do it. And other people, who don't own the land and will likely never step foot on it, can delay it for months.
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This Is No Time For The Supreme Court To Go Wobbly On Abortion
When Iraq invaded Kuwait in August 1990, the United States and its Western allies, as well as the United Nations Security Council, demanded that Saddam Hussein withdraw from Kuwait. If he did not pull back from Kuwait, Iraq would be subject to economic sanctions and perhaps punitive war by a
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Massachusetts Democratic Gubernatorial Candidates Embracing Term Latinx
What do former Massachusetts state senator Ben Downing (D-Pittsfield), current state Senator Sonia Chang-Diaz (D-Jamaica Plain), and Harvard professor Danielle Allen have in common? A lot, probably. They're all Democrats running to be the next governor of Massachusetts. However, they're all embracing a term used by
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Charlie Baker Calls Reelection Choice ‘Very Complicated Issue’
By Colin Young State House News Service
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Charlie Baker Donated $1,000 To Liberal Democrat In Tight 2014 Rhode Island Gubernatorial Election
In 2014, Charlie Baker ran to be governor of Massachusetts as a Republican. In that same election cycle, he backed a Democrat for governor in the neighboring state with a history of electing Republican governors in a race decided by fewer than 5 percentage points.
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Charlie Baker Has Donated Thousands To Massachusetts Democrats, Records Show
Charlie Baker has no problem giving money to help elect Democrats. The incumbent Republican governor of Massachusetts has made many political donations over the years. While the majority of those campaign donations look to be to Republican candidates, not all of them went to members of his party. Baker has
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Mass General Brigham Can Suspend Workers Without Pay For Refusing Coronavirus Vaccine, Judge Says
Mass General Brigham can continue to deny religious and medical exemptions for the business's coronavirus vaccine mandate, for the time being, a federal judge from the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts ruled late Wednesday morning. Judge F. Dennis Saylor IV said the hospital was
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