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Beacon Hill Sends Massachusetts Asian-American Data Collection Bill To Study, Proposal Dead….For Now
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Asian-American Data Collection Proposal Roils Massachusetts Residents
BOSTON — Massachusetts lawmakers considering a bill that would direct state agencies to demand more specific nation-of-origin information from Asian-Americans will be running afoul of the United States Constitution's Equal Protection clause, opponents of the proposal tell New Boston Post. State Representative Tackey Chan's (D-Quincy) legislation calls
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Report: CIA Gave $100k To Russian Dirt On Trump, Including The Sex Video
The CIA paid $100,000 last year to a Russian operative who claimed to have derogatory information about President Trump, including a video tape of the Republican engaged with prostitutes in a Moscow hotel room. If the video showed Trump, it would support claims made in the infamous Steele dossier,
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Father-Daughter Dance Not Inclusive, So Cancel It
As a father, I realize the humbling responsibility. Is there a bigger vocation? Screw up the job and you likely screw up the kids. The answer is not in being perfect, but being present; give your time – special time.
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Massachusetts Democrats Split on Non-DREAMer Spending Bill
By Michael P. Norton STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE Enough Democrats compromised with Republicans to enable the U.S. House of Representatives early Friday to pass a major spending bill that prevented an imminent government shutdown but did not include protections from deportation for immigrants who came to the United States
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The Obama DOJ’s Long History Of Politicization
The Department of Justice under former President Barack Obama has been held up by critics of President Donald Trump's White House as above reproach, untainted by the political bias some allege runs rampant in the current administration. In light of this revisionist history, it is worth examining the
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Harriette Chandler Sees Her Shadow, Eleven More Months of Winter
Stan Rosenberg apparently won't be Massachusetts Senate President in 2018 – but his fellow state senators are still not saying never. How can that be? Rosenberg, 68, took a leave of absence in December after his now-estranged civil-law spouse, Bryon Hefner, 30, was credibly accused by several male Beacon
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GOP Senate Candidate Kingston Mocks Warren’s ‘Nevertheless She Persisted’ Anniversary
BOSTON — Businessman John Kingston, one of three Republicans angling for the party nod to challenge Democratic U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren in November, recognized on Wednesday the one-year anniversary of the Warren's "nevertheless, she persisted," Senate floor moment with a playful series of statements. A year
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