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Timeline of How Vermont Has Treated Religious Schools

Editor's Note: A Christian school in Vermont asked a federal appeals court earlier this week to let its sports teams play other teams in the state without jettisoning its belief that girls shouldn't compete against males. Below is a timeline showing how Vermont has dealt with

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Cape Cod Lawmaker Christopher Flanagan Charged with Embezzlement and Fraud

A Democratic state lawmaker from Cape Cod is facing federal charges claiming he stole tens of thousands of dollars from a nonprofit organization he once led and used some of the money to fund his political campaign.

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Massachusetts Democrats Kill Transgender Athlete Ban With Procedural Move

Sam Drysdale State House News Service

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Leah Foley Criticizes Safe Injection Sites: Massachusetts U.S. Attorney Responds To Editorial

Leah Foley didn't like a recent editorial piece in The Lowell Sun.

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Massachusetts GOP Welcomes Mike Kennealy to 2026 Gubernatorial Race

The Massachusetts Republican Party is pleased to see candidates emerge who are willing to take on Governor Maura Healey in the 2026 gubernatorial race.

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7 Dirty Words Whoever Succeeds Tania Fernandes Anderson On The Boston City Council Should Avoid

There’s something desperate and sad about soon-to-be-former city councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson’s kickback scheme.

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Boston City Councilor Admits to Federal Corruption Charges

An elected Massachusetts Democrat might be going to prison.

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UMass President Worried About System’s Almost $1 Billion In Federal Funding

Marty Meehan, 68, former congressman and current president of the University of Massachusetts, gave an interview recently to State House News Service, which published it on Friday, April 4, 2025. The interview, which State House News Service says was “edited and condensed for clarity and length,” appears below.