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MBTA Could Not Prove 2017 Contract Was Awarded Fairly, Massachusetts Inspector General Says
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Mitt Romney Not Ruling Out Voting For Joe Biden Next Year
U.S. Senator Mitt Romney (R-Utah) won't publicly eliminate Joe Biden from his possible picks for president in 2024. Romney has said he will not vote for former President Donald Trump. He did not rule out supporting Biden when asked if he might support the current president over
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Amy Carnevale, MassGOP Condemn Maine’s Removal of Trump From Ballot
Amy Carnevale condemned Maine's removal of Trump from the state's primary ballot on X (formerly Twitter) on Friday, December 29. Carnevale is the chairman of the Massachusetts Republican Party.
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Maine Secretary of State Removes Trump From Ballot (For Now), Cites ‘Insurrection’
Maine's secretary of state removed Donald Trump from the state's primary ballot, citing his "insurrection" on January 6, 2021 as disqualifying him from the race. "The U.S. Constitution does not tolerate an assault on the foundations of our government. And Maine election
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Boston College Beats #24 SMU In Fenway Bowl
It was a two-score victory that won the Fenway Bowl on Thursday, but it was not the team predicted to win. The Boston College football team defeated the #24 team in the country, the the Southern Methodist University Mustangs 23-14 to finish the season 7-6.
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Bourne Quarterback With Seven Fingers Drawing College Football Interest
Having seven fingers is not holding one Massachusetts high school football player back from pursuing a college football career. Bourne High School senior Ty Kelley, who was born with just seven fingers — two on his right hand and five on his left — is drawing interest to play NCAA Division 3
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Five Promises President Joe Biden Has Broken As President
In less than a month, Joe Biden will have been president of the United States for three years. It has been a long presidency of resounding failure.
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Ed Markey: ‘May All Our Christmases Be Green’
Massachusetts U.S. Senator Ed Markey (D-Malden) took to X, formerly Twitter, on Christmas to wish Merry Christmas "to all those celebrating." He also had another wish: "May we build a just and livable future for all and may all our christmases be green."