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Charlie Baker isn't just handing out endorsements this year — even if it's a candidate he endorsed in the past. The Republican governor of Massachusetts would not commit to picking between the two candidates running in a U.S. House race in Massachusetts's Fourth Congressional
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The National Football League used to be about football. But this season, since the killing of George Floyd, it has become political football. Or, in other words, "systemic racism" in America. Four years ago, national weathervane Roger Goodell was horrified by a player taking a knee during the
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"Exit, Stage Left" was the memorably apt cover line on the January 2009 issue of Reason magazine, over a picture of George W. Bush, whose party had just been defeated by Barack Obama and the Democrats after Bush turned an economic downturn into a crisis by seizing Fannie
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Next January, a lot of Evan Gendreau's peers will still be in school. Not Gendreau, though. He hopes to be the youngest member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives.
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Republicans across Massachusetts paid their respects to first responders and those who lost their lives in the September 11, 2001 radical Islamic terrorist attacks. On Friday morning, Republicans gathered at more than 20 locations across the state for Back The Blue events, and over the course of Friday, and Saturday,
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Rayla Campbell's virtually unprecedented bid to get 2,000 write-in votes to get on the November general election ballot against U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley (D-Dorchester) came up short. The Randolph Republican got 1,202 votes in the Republican primary for the Seventh Congressional District, a spokesman for
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The Massachusetts Republican Party is not happy with the way vote counting has gone in a couple of elections in the state, arguing that it may cost a couple of GOP candidates from making the ballot this November. As of the end of the business day Tuesday, September 8, one
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A WCVB-TV Channel 5 reporter got stabbed on the job in Copley Square at about 9:05 p.m. Sunday. The victim, Ted Wayman, got stabbed by Cirilo Aldana-Peraedes, a 44-year-old Boston resident, in the left forearm, police said. The attack caused a severe laceration that sent Wayman to the
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