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The Vermont Republican Party cannot promote former President Donald Trump due to its own bylaws. Since former Trump was convicted by a jury last month on 34 felony charges related to hush money paid to a former porn actress, the Vermont Republican Party has been unable to promote Trump in
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Have you logged onto YouTube this month? If so, you may have experienced the video platform's "Pride Month" advertising, which includes a long list of drag queen videos. Next to the YouTube symbol at the top left-hand corner of the page is a pair of drag
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It would now be a huge upset if the Boston Celtics didn't win the National Basketball Association Finals. The Celtics entered their series against the Dallas Mavericks as a -230 betting odds favorite, according to many sportsbooks. That means one would have to bet $230 to win $100
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Are you a librarian dedicated to diversity, equity, and inclusion? If so, the city of Cambridge is interested in hiring you. Cambridge Public Library recently posted a job opportunity for a "Digital Equity Coordinator," a position that exists "[u]nder the guidance of the Digital Equity Manager,
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The Massachusetts Department of Public Health is launching a $1 million "public awareness campaign" against pro-life crisis pregnancy centers, developed with a pro-abortion advocacy organization. State officials announced the campaign at an event outside an abortion facility in Brookline on Monday, June 10, according to State House News
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A middle school in Middleborough was within its rights to ban a student's T-shirt saying "There are only two genders," a federal appeals court has ruled. School officials have wide discretion over how to foster an environment conducive to learning, the panel of three judges, all
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John Henry doesn't sound like a man who is ready to sell the Boston Red Sox any time soon. The liberal billionaire, who has owned the Red Sox since 2002, told The Financial Times in a recent interview that he has no plans to sell the team.
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Former Massachusetts governor Charlie Baker plans to be in the Bay State later this month. Baker, who is now president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, is scheduled to headline a fund-raiser for the Massachusetts Republican Party on Wednesday, June 26, according to Politico. Tickets cost between $250 and $5,