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Beacon Hill Plastic Bag Ban Bill Still Idling in Legislative Committee
By Michael P. Norton
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What Happens When We Forget To Tell the Truth About Sex, or: Say It Ain’t So, Matt Lauer, Say It Ain’t So
A classic New Yorker cartoon many years ago captured some wisdom that has been lost in the Age of Weinstein. A dressed up, curvaceous young woman is walking on a street toward a middle-aged husband and wife. The thought balloon over the wife's head is of the young
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South Korea May Legalize Abortions
By Grace Carr Daily Caller News Foundation
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Mnuchin Money Leather-Glove Photo Sure Does Tell Some Story About Smirking
What is it about that photograph of the U.S. Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, and his wife, Louise Linton, holding a sheet of dollar bills that has so captivated America's journalistic elites? The chief fashion critic of the New York Times, Vanessa Friedman, fingered Ms. Linton's
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Governor Baker Not Giving Up On Electing Massachusetts Republicans
By Michael P. Norton STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE BOSTON — Governor Charlie Baker has distanced himself from national politics, but put a good deal of energy during his nearly three years in office, without much success, into the work of getting Republicans elected to the Massachusetts Legislature.
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New Boston Post Columnist Appears on Fox and Friends, Discusses Millennials Column
New Boston Post columnist Adam MacLeod appeared on Fox and Friends this morning to discuss his article "Undoing the Dis-Education of Millennials." MacLeod's column has gone viral since it was published on New Boston Post earlier this month, in part because he revealed that he makes
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Christmas Tree From Halifax Shows Love Conquers Ill Will
A century of uncommon good will between the citizens of Boston and Halifax will be commemorated on the Boston Common on Thursday with the annual lighting of the city's Christmas tree. Such events were once thought to be unimaginable. One hundred years ago the kindred cities felt more
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Federal Judge Delivers Blow to Liz Warren, Barney Frank — OK’s Trump Naming of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Chief
A federal judge on Tuesday ruled in favor of President Donald Trump's move to install White House Budget Director Mick Mulvaney as acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, dismissing a legal bid to block the naming of Mulvaney that had been backed by scores of prominent
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