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Anglican Bishop: Pro-Trump Evangelicals Giving Movement A Bad Name
By Joshua Gill Daily Caller News Foundation
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Massachusetts AG Healey Teams Up With East Coast States, Sues EPA Over Midwestern Air Fumes
(UPDATED – 12/27/2017) BOSTON — Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey is once again teaming up with her New York counterpart, this time as part of an effort to put the smack-down on President Donald Trump over his administration's apparent lax pollution-policing of industries — largely of the coal-fired variety
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PAY WOKE: Your Kid Can Major In ‘Social Justice’ For $55,000 At Merrimack College
Students at Merrimack College, the North Andover-based school that bills itself as "a selective, independent college in the Catholic, Augustinian tradition," can now opt to major in social justice. Merrimack's offering of a social justice major was first reported Wednesday by CampusReform.org, a right-of-center website
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Driver Decal Bill Would Flag Young Motorists
By Matt Murphy
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Office Pool 2018
In memory of the late William Safire, place your bets now on possibilities for the year ahead. Use the available choices or try writing in your own scenarios. Last year's iteration anticipated the Patriots Super Bowl victory, the stock market rally, President Donald Trump's Jerusalem move,
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Message To Self-Employed Looking for New Tax Break: Look Before You LLC
By Andy Metzger STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE BOSTON — Hoping to cash in on the new federal tax law, some Bay State workers have shown a growing interest in forming limited liability companies in time for the tax year that starts Monday, but a top state official is urging them to
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Topless Feminist Attacks Christmas Creche at Vatican
An extremist feminist group has claimed responsibility for a Christmas Day attack on a nativity at Vatican City by a topless woman. The woman, wearing only black pants and shoes, dashed toward the crèche yelling "God is woman," which she also had emblazoned on her back, according to
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‘Merry Christmas’ Kicks Tail of Nearest Rival in Poll
Nearly two-thirds of Americans prefer to be greeted with "Merry Christmas" as opposed to "Happy Holidays," a new poll found. Some 65 percent picked "Merry Christmas," more than double the number preferring "Happy Holidays, which got only 28 percent support.
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