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STATE HOUSE – Companies that do not offer their employees health insurance would pay a $2,000 annual assessment per full-time worker to the state under a plan Gov. Charlie Baker plans to offer later this month to blunt the impact of escalating, enrollment-driven costs in the state's Medicaid
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(CNSNews.com) – Reacting to Rep. John Lewis claim that Donald Trump is not a "legitimate president," Vice President-elect Mike Pence said on Sunday, "Donald Trump won this election fair and square, thirty of 50 states, more counties than any Republican since Ronald Reagan, and the American people
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GEORGETOWN, Mass. — With a little less than two weeks left until Republican State Committee members vote to decide on whether to retain Quincy's Kirsten Hughes as party chairman, one person was noticeably absent from Thursday night's candidate's forum: Hughes. Sources close to Hughes said
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ROXBURY, MASS., JAN. 12, 2017…..Without mentioning the mayor by name, Boston City Councilor Tito Jackson tore into what he said was Boston Mayor Marty Walsh's misplaced focus on the city's wealthy business community as he announced his mayoral bid at a rally in Dudley Square
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A Massachusetts judge has ordered ExxonMobil to comply with the state Attorney General's request for data concerning carbon dioxide emissions dating back to 1976. Judge Heidi E. Brieger issued the order in Suffolk Superior Court in Boston on Wednesday.
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STATE HOUSE – The rest of the country may already think that Boston — the Hub of the Universe — runs on its own time. But Wednesday a legislative commission met to consider actually shifting the Bay State into a different time zone than the rest of the eastern seaboard. The commission, which
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Boston Mayor Marty Walsh has a challenger for 2017. On Wednesday afternoon, ending months of speculation, a website proclaiming Boston City Councilor Tito Jackson's (D-Roxbury) mayoral campaign sprang up online, coinciding with an earlier report from Politico that Jackson intends to make his official announcement Thursday at 2
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BOSTON (AP) — Sen. Elizabeth Warren has found an unusual ally in her criticism of Donald Trump's choice for education secretary. The Massachusetts Charter Public School Association sent a letter to the Massachusetts Democrat Monday raising concerns about Trump's nomination of Betsy DeVos as Secretary of Education.
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