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Chris Sununu Will Endorse GOP POTUS Candidate Before New Hampshire Primary

New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu won't be the next president, but he wants to offer help to a GOP candidate in the 2024 Republican primary. Sununu, who no longer supports former president Donald Trump, said recently he plans to endorse one of his primary challengers before the New

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Trump Leads Big In Latest New Hampshire Primary Poll

Another New Hampshire Republican primary poll has been released — and former President Donald Trump holds a commanding lead. Trump has 47 percent support among Republicans in a poll released by NMB Research last week. It gives him a 37-point lead over Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley (former U.

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Want To Protect Unborn Children? Get Fathers Back Into Homes

Sadly, more teen pregnancies generally means more teen abortions. And, according to a report from the Massachusetts Family Institute, fatherless teen-age girls are five to seven times more likely to become pregnant than those who have a father in the home.

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More Pardons Coming, Says Governor’s Council Member – Just Like The Good Old Days

A member of the Governor's Council expressed enthusiasm about Maura Healey's reversal of a longstanding trend among Massachusetts governors not to recommend many pardons for crimes. Marilyn Pettito Devaney, a Democrat from Watertown and member of the council since 1999, said the Governor's Council

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Dominican Woman Pleads Guilty To Possessing Fentanyl With Intent To Distribute It

A Dominican Republic citizen pleaded guilty this week to possessing seven kilograms of fentanyl and one kilogram of fentanyl and fentanyl analog intended for distribution. Ana Checo, 42, pleaded guilty to a charge of possessing 400 grams or more of fentanyl with intent to distribute, along with 100 grams or

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Judge Rotenberg Educational Center Can Use Electric Shocks On Residents, Massachusetts High Court Says

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has ruled in favor of allowing using electric shock devices to address aggressive or self-harming behavior in residents at the Judge Rotenberg Educational Center, a Canton-based institution dedicated to individuals with developmental disabilities and behavioral disorders. The ruling in Judge Rotenberg Educational Center v. Commissioner

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Massachusetts State Reps Air Frustration With ‘Less Than Desirable’ Migrant Crisis Communication From Healey Administration

By Alison Kuznitz State House News Service

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Harvard Worst College In America When It Comes To Free Speech, Survey Says

Harvard University finished dead last in free speech in a survey of colleges in the United States released Wednesday. Harvard got the lowest possible ranking of the 248 schools, and was the only one rated "Abysmal."