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(CNSNews.com) – Judging by the results of a parental satisfaction survey, traditional assigned-district public schools "may be an endangered species," according to a new report from Education Next. The first-of -its-kind survey, which was released Tuesday in Washington, D.C., compared parental satisfaction ratings for traditional assigned-district public
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BOSTON — He never uttered a word during ExxonMobil's showdown against Attorney General Maura Healey last Wednesday, but he was there. Fans of the New England Patriots know him — Ted Wells.
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BOSTON — A transcript of oral arguments exchanged in federal court last month regarding a lawsuit challenging Massachusetts' two-party recording law has been released, and according to arguments from lawyers defending the Bay State, the law cannot be challenged as the plaintiff has yet to be prosecuted with a crime.
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WELLESLEY — The popular narrative of how a male Babson College duo terrorized the women of Wellesley College a day after President-elect Donald Trump's defeat of Hillary Clinton with a four-wheeled campus joyride and an arsenal of hateful slurs appears to be crumbling under the weight of an investigation.
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Washington DC –President-Elect Trump has announced John Kelly, a retired Marine general, as his pick to head up the Department of Homeland Security in his Cabinet. In a released statement following the announcement, Kelly said:
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The results are in for one of the most important global rankings in education — and the scores for the United States aren't good. The Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) is a test completed by more than 500,000 15-year-old students in 72 countries every three years in
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NEW YORK (AP) — President-elect Donald Trump announced Tuesday he has settled on ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson to be secretary of state, saying that he's "among the most accomplished business leaders and international deal makers in the world." "Rex Tillerson's career is the embodiment
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BOSTON — A federal judge in Texas has canceled a previous order that would have required Attorney General Maura Healey to travel to Dallas to answer questions under oath from attorneys representing ExxonMobil. U.S. District Court Judge Ed Kinkeade officially canceled this order Monday morning.
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