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HARTFORD — Trinity College, the elite liberal arts school where earlier this summer a black sociology professor kickstarted a fiery controversy after firing off a social media post appearing to endorse an online article calling on non-white people to let white people die, purportedly advocating the killing of white people, is
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A court in Australia has denied an appeal by a Jewish congregation that wanted to build a synagogue in a largely Jewish suburb of Sydney. Local government officials first denied the application, citing a familiar smorgasbord of design elements and suitability for the neighborhood. (My favorite reason: There's
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America's experiment in off-shore wind-based energy is raising rates on residents and creating another burden for businesses in a state that is already consistently ranked one of the worst places for businesses in the country. In December last year, the first off-shore wind farm started operating off the
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BOSTON — The Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles clerk, named in the 2015 anonymous tip that eventually led to her and three coworkers being nabbed this week and charged with running an identity theft racket tailored to illegal aliens, has also drawn the ire of federal investigators for apparently fibbing about
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"Some of these people [columnists and commentators] have been known to make up, or willfully distort, information to support their political preferences." — Jody Powell, 1984, The Other Side of the Story
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Have you ever gotten hassled over your papers after standing in line at the Registry of Motor Vehicles? Maybe you should have tried fake documents, stolen identity, and 500 bucks. Oh, and it might have helped if you were an illegal alien.
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BOSTON — The four Registry of Motor Vehicles clerks charged in connection with an alleged identity theft scheme authorities say supplied illegal aliens with Massachusetts IDs and fraudulent voter registrations have been suspended without pay, but questions still linger regarding the extent of their shenanigans — and whether similar activity is happening
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New Hampshire U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan was quick to denounce President Donald Trump's description of the Granite State (reported this morning) as a "drug-infested den." Trump, who is no stranger to wild claims, added in his comments to Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto — which Americans
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