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U.S. Representative Seth Moulton (D-Salem) is not happy with what's been going on in Afghanistan. As U.S. troops have mostly withdrawn from Afghanistan under the direction of President Joe Biden's administration, the Taliban made immense gains in the country in the span of a
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Lowell school officials plan to require all students and teachers to wear masks indoors – but over the sharp objection of a school committee member who described the new policy as succumbing to "fear and hysteria." Mike Dillon Jr., a firefighter and former teacher who was first elected to
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What's the solution to the homeless problem in Boston? Is it to put homeless people up in hotels on the taxpayers' dime?
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By Colin Young State House News Service
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The Boston Teachers Union is all for it, but how about the Boston Firefighters Local 718? The firefighters union has a different opinion on coronavirus vaccine mandates from the teachers union — the firefighters union's president labeled them as a "violation of an individual's human rights&
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Most Bay Staters eligible for the coronavirus vaccine are vaccinated, but they support people's right to not get the vaccine in many circumstances, a recent poll shows. Emerson College conducted a poll commissioned by the Coalition for Parental Choice called "Massachusetts Public Opinion Survey of Vaccination Attitudes.
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Thomas Bowes has experience working in government, and he wants one of his old posts back. The former Braintree town councilor, who unsuccessfully ran for mayor in 2019 after being fired from the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles amid a scandal, is running for a seat in Braintree's
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When the people speak, lawmakers ought to respect those decisions. Unfortunately, that doesn't always happen on Beacon Hill.
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