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CAMBRIDGE — Harvard University's largest Christian faith organization has been under fire from administrators over the apparent sin of conducting itself according to core religious beliefs, and now a petition calling on the elite institution to lift its suspension of Harvard College Faith and Action has garnered nearly 8,
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Given events over the past few months, it is easy to characterize men as evil, dangerous — the enemy of women. It is easy to think that all men are exemplified by people like Harvey Weinstein and Larry Nassar, who have committed evil acts and ought to be condemned. It is
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BOSTON — A federal judge will rule next month on retired State Police Superintendent Richard D. McKeon's bid to dismiss the explosive lawsuit filed by one of his former underlings alleging a top-level conspiracy to remove incriminating details from the arrest report of a politically connected Worcester County judge&
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Despite increasing evidence pointing to multiple public safety failures on the part of the Broward County Sheriff's office, Democrats, led in part by Massachusetts U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren, remain staunchly committed to blaming the National Rifle Association for the mass shooting at a high school in Parkland,
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A Brockton city councilor voted against a nominee for the city's Cable Advisory Board because he is a man. Gary Keith, a former member of the city's planning board and zoning board, was appointed by Mayor Bill Carpenter to the Cable Advisory Board, which required approval
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The Catholic bishops of the United States have spent the better part of the past decade heroically fighting against government mandates that undermine religious freedom and personal conscience. After investing so much effort resisting such mandates, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops has found a mandate to support. That
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By Katie Lannan
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BOSTON — The Massachusetts State Police has released the names of seven adult male riders arrested Saturday evening, including the identity of a Randolph man shot in the leg, who they say tied up traffic by tearing across the city and onto Interstate 93, forming a convoy of unregistered and uninsured
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