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BOSTON — Braving the frigid temperatures and icy sidewalks over the weekend, pro-lifers gathered at 1055 Commonwealth Avenue, the site of a Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts clinic, as part of a nationwide effort to push Congress and President Donald Trump to defund the organization. This past Saturday, 218 such rallies
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UPDATE, 7:58 a.m. EST Saturday, February 11, 2017 The Fitchburg protest outside a Planned Parenthood site has been postponed to noon Saturday, February 18 because of snow.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. Tom Price, President Donald Trump's choice to be health secretary, is the latest of a handful of Cabinet nominees to eke out a confirmation victory in a bitterly divided Senate. Following the pattern of strictly party-line votes on two previous nominees — Attorney General-designate Sen. Jeff
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BOSTON — A case likely to test the relationship between the state and federal immigration authorities is headed to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. As first reported by the Boston Herald's Bob McGovern, next month the SJC will determine whether Massachusetts can keep individuals issued Immigration and Customs Enforcement
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BOSTON (AP) — In many Democratic-leaning states, the routine start of legislative sessions has been swept aside as lawmakers move to condemn or counteract the policies and directives of President Donald Trump. Democrats have filed a flurry of bills and resolutions seeking to shield their states from federal action on immigration,
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U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren, by virtue of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's (R-Kentucky) decision to silence her over rules governing the "impugning" of another sitting senator — in this case, attorney general nominee Jeff Sessions — is receiving more publicity than she could have ever imagined. She
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Judge Neil Gorsuch not only is a brilliant jurist and solid Constitutional originalist who is a worthy successor to Antonin Scalia — but he is also an avid outdoorsman and voracious reader and with a warm personality, one of his former clerks, Michael Kenneally, said in an interview with New Boston
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