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Massachusetts Choose Life License Plates Providing Resources For Mothers, Babies, And The Pro-Life Cause
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is pro-life? Actually, there's one way it sort of is.
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Boston Marathon Bomber Eligible For Next Stimulus Check — Again
If the U.S. Senate majority has its way, who will receive $1,400 stimulus checks from the federal government? U.S. citizens who earn less than $75,000 per year. This includes prisoners at the state and federal levels like murderers, rapists, and hard drug dealers. It also includes
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Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor Karyn Polito Outraising Governor Charlie Baker So Far This Year
Will Charlie Baker seek a third term as governor of Massachusetts, or will lieutenant governor (and fellow Republican) Karyn Polito run for the state's top office? That remains unclear. Neither politician has announced plans for next year. Baker said last year that his answer to a third term
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Gordon College Doesn’t Qualify For ‘Ministerial Exception’ From Professor’s Sexual Orientation Lawsuit, Massachusetts High Court Says
Gordon College can't claim a ministerial exception to shield the school from an anti-discrimination lawsuit brought by a former professor of social work, the state's highest court has ruled. The case may end up at the U.S. Supreme Court, since it touches on unresolved matters
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Massachusetts Companies Bringing In Foreign H-1B Workers Have Outsourcing Connections
Bring people in to work in the United States to take jobs out of the United States. That's the approach some companies take when it comes to the H-1B visa program in Massachusetts.
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Why Johnny Isn’t Learning Real History Anymore In Massachusetts
Parents may have noticed a change in the history and social studies curriculum at their children's schools after 2018. Where once American history courses focused on our country's founding principles, their roots, and their application, soon such courses started to emphasize political activism and the grievances
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Two Massachusetts Democratic Politicians Have Spent Campaign Funds At Breastaurants, Records Show
What do Michael O. Moore and Peter Koutoujian have in common? They're both Democratic politicians in Massachusetts and they apparently both like breastaurants — and have spent campaign funds at them.
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A Tale of Two Indians Shows How The West Was Really Won – Tecumseh and The Prophet
Tecumseh and the Prophet: The Shawnee Brothers Who Defied A Nation By Peter Cozzens Knopf October 2020 560 pages In Tecumseh and the Prophet, Peter Cozzens, formerly a captain in the U.S. Army and later a foreign service officer, has written a frank and unvarnished account of the struggle
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