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The Massachusetts Democratic Party is not happy with reports that former President Donald Trump privately supports a federal gestational limit of 16 weeks for elective abortions. Massachusetts Democratic Party chairman Steve Kerrigan claimed that by opposing later elective abortions, Trump is a threat to democracy. He also said that opposing
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Jahquel Pringle, 26, of Boston, admitted his involvement in the illegal transportation of numerous firearms from Alabama to Massachusetts in federal court this week, according to a press release from the office of the U.S. Attorney for the District of Massachusetts. Pringle pleaded guilty to several charges, including conspiracy
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A high school basketball game in Massachusetts was cut short earlier this month after one team forfeited due to injuries caused by a male transgender athlete on the other team — including at least one injury caught on video. Collegiate Charter School of Lowell ended its game against KIPP Academy Lynn
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By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Upon hearing about oral sex illustrations in a graphic novel recommended by an eighth grade teacher to certain students, the district attorney for Berkshire County was disgusted. "This book needs to be out [of] that school forever right now – I don't care if it's artistic
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Riley Gaines is not happy that a male transgender athlete has helped a Vermont High School girls' basketball team go 17-1 so far this season. The former University of Kentucky women's swimmer turned anti-transgender-sports activist reacted to a NewBostonPost story on social media this week.
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The clerk of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court in Suffolk County is not seeking re-election this year. Maura Doyle, a Dorchester Democrat, who was first elected 28 years ago, called her experience "an incredible honor." "I have been invigorated over the years by the numerous collaborations I
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The state Department of Conservation and Recreation has announced that it will open reservations for camping at parks across Massachusetts at 9 a.m Wednesday, March 6, 2024. Those interested can make campground reservations up to four months in advance via ReserveAmerica. The state's 25 campgrounds are scheduled