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BOSTON — An immigration skeptic may have been silenced by hate-speech accusations in Franklin, but it appears her speaking engagement in West Roxbury later this week is still a go. Jessica Vaughan, director of policy studies at the Center for Immigration Studies, plans to appear at a panel discussion Wednesday at
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By Katie Lannan STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE
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CAMBRIDGE — Researchers at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government recently completed an exhaustive study analyzing the media's coverage of President Donald Trump's first 100 days in office, and the findings officially confirm what has long been observed regarding the press's handling of
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The same stymied Yale University graduate student union that waged a "symbolic" hunger strike earlier this spring plans to stage a major protest during the elite Ivy League institution's graduation proceedings, where former Boston Red Sox general manager Theo Epstein will deliver the Class of 2017&
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"Chunks of flesh as big as scoops of ice cream." A series of bombs detonated at the height of Boston's biggest annual bash, Patriots Day, leaving behind "a river of blood."
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BOSTON — Fossil fuels such as coal and natural gas are as cutting-edge as buggy whips were a hundred years ago, a Democratic candidate for governor of Massachusetts said. Bob Massie told a crowd of anti-fossil fuel activists at a rally Tuesday that the state's Pension Reserves Investment Management
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By Matt Murphy STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE
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Students at the University of New Hampshire have had it with the cultural appropriation that is local Durham businesses selling items such as ponchos and sombreros. The student activist group "All Eyes On UNH" made the demand last week following various Cinco de Mayo celebrations, including one interaction
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