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U.S. Representative Jake Auchincloss Explains His Bipartisan Limits
Should Democrats and Republicans work together to get things done in Congress? For U.S. Representative Jake Auchincloss (D-Newton), that depends.
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Critical Race Theory Is On the Ballot in Milton School Committee Race Tomorrow
Critical Race Theory is the dividing line among candidates for school committee in the South Shore town of Milton this week. There are two open seats on the school committee, which under state law sets policy for the town's public schools. (The committee also hires and fires the
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Survey Asking About Students’ Sexuality, Gender, Race Roils Parents in Milton
Are you transgender, genderqueer, or genderfluid? High school and middle school students in Milton got that question and many others earlier this school year – and some parents aren't happy about it.
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Former Trump Pride Director Alex Hagerty Running For Abington Board of Selectmen
Alex Hagerty worked to try to re-elect former President Donald Trump — and now he is seeking higher office in his hometown. Hagerty, an elected member of the Abington board of health, is running for selectman in the upcoming Saturday election. The 26-year-old Republican, who works in human resources, was the
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Warren, Markey Reject Ted Cruz Amendment To Stop Asian Discrimination In College Admissions
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) wanted to end discrimination against Asian-American students in college admissions based on race, but none of his peers on the other side of the aisle supported his endeavor. That includes U.S. Senator Ed Markey (D-Malden) and U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Cambridge) Cruz
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Top Nine Non-Woke High Schools in Massachusetts
Tired of schools controlled by liberal teachers' unions refusing to teach students in person and super-secular "educators" pushing woke garbage onto your children? Public schools have gone from encouraging religion to ignoring religion to undermining religion to attacking religion. The result is often anti-Christian propaganda and endorsement
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Massachusetts Safe Haven Law Offers Protection For Newborn Children, Alternative To Abortion
Since Roe v. Wade in 1973, there has been a steep drop-off in the number of children put up for adoption. The number of babies born and put up for adoption in the United States dropped from 9 percent in 1973, the year the U.S. Supreme Court implemented some
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Is Charlie Baker Eating Steak With Campaign Funds?
If you have ever donated money to Charlie Baker, there is a chance that you helped pay for his steak dinner. At least, that's what the Republican governor of Massachusetts's campaign finance records indicate.
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