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Pennsylvania Governor Vetoes Anti-Dismemberment-Abortion Bill
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Charlottesville Police Chief Resigns Over Botched Rally
By Anders Hagstrom Daily Caller News Foundation
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U.S. Constitution Wins Appeal at Bunker Hill Community College; What About Other Massachusetts Campuses?
A disagreement between a state-run community college in Charlestown and a student group ordered by campus police last spring to stop distributing copies of the United States Constitution has finally been settled, resulting in a new policy increasing allowances for student expression. A pro-free-speech organization, however, is now asking the
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Is The New York Times A Foreign Agent?
Does the New York Times have to register with the government under the Foreign Agents Registration Act? The act has been in the news lately in connection with the wide-ranging probe by special counsel Robert Mueller into foreign interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Mayor Walsh’s Instinct Is Right on Plastic Bags
Update 12:14 p.m. Monday, December 18: Mayor Marty Walsh has signed the ordinance banning thin-film plastic bags. Boston Mayor Marty Walsh's hesitancy to sign an ordinance banning thin-film plastic bags from supermarkets and drug stores is a good sign.
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Return of Medical Devices Tax Could Hit Massachusetts Businesses
By Matt Murphy State House News Service BOSTON — The failure of Republicans in Congress this year to repeal the Affordable Care Act means that a controversial tax on medical device sales will return in 2018 unless legislators intervene in the next couple weeks, putting a major Bay State industry on
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Massachusetts State Troopers Going To Puerto Rico
By Matt Murphy State House News Service Fourteen Massachusetts state troopers will be spending Christmas in Puerto Rico, and another 25 will be ringing in the New Year on the island.
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Entire Family Identifies As Transgender
By Grace Carr Daily Caller News Foundation
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