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BOSTON — A bill calling for a statewide ban on doctors and therapists assisting minors in converting from one sexual orientation or gender identity to another drew passionate testimony from opponents and supporters during a hearing Tuesday. Opponents of the therapy, like Samuel Brinton, told lawmakers about their own experiences. Brinton,
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The author and reporter David Halberstam is having a bit of a moment. The Washington Post recently published a piece, headlined "The Greatest Reporter of Our Time," marking the tenth anniversary of his death. The New York Times caught Trump adviser Stephen Bannon reading a Halberstam book.
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BOSTON — Late Monday night Walt Heyer talked to a New Boston Post reporter about how that afternoon he left the sun-stroked 100-plus degrees of Phoenix, Arizona, only to land at Logan Airport, greeted by the Bay State's 50-ish degrees of sloppy wet March leftovers. Drastic changes? A metaphor?
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By Jonah Bennett Displayed with permission from Daily Caller News Foundation Metropolitan Police in London have arrested 12 people in connection with the terror attacks Saturday evening that hit the London Bridge and Borough Market, leaving seven dead and 48 wounded.
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By Matt Murphy STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE WORCESTER — Three Democrats vying for the opportunity to challenge Governor Charlie Baker — widely expected to seek re-election next year — laid out for party faithful their opening case against the popular Republican incumbent on Saturday, largely embracing a left-leaning agenda with appeal to the
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Yale University recently announced the student winners of the Nakanishi Prize, an honor awarded to two graduating seniors "nominated by the Yale community to recognize high academic achievement and exemplary leadership in enhancing race and/or ethnic relations at Yale College." Enter recent graduates Alexandra Zina Barlowe and
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