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Teen Wrestler Alleges Sexual Assault By Transgender Opponent; Sheriff Investigating
A Washington teen wrestler alleges sexual assault during a match against a transgender opponent as the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office reviews the case.
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Maura Healey Seeks To Delay Trump Tax Cuts In Massachusetts
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey is pushing to delay Trump tax cuts at the state level as unions and business groups clash over revenue and competitiveness.
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Massachusetts Still Below Pre-Pandemic Private-Sector Job Levels, Report Says
Massachusetts lost 182,000 residents from 2020 to 2025 and still has not recovered pre-pandemic private-sector job levels, a new report finds.
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Fiscal Watchdog Slams Michelle Wu Over Rent Control Support
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu says she will vote for a statewide rent control ballot question, drawing sharp criticism from the Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance.
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Diana DiZoglio Asks SJC To Approve Outside Counsel Backed By Mike Minogue In Legislature Audit Fight
Auditor Diana DiZoglio is asking the Supreme Judicial Court to approve outside attorneys, funded by a Republican gubernatorial candidate, to pursue her lawsuit over auditing the Massachusetts Legislature.
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Massachusetts Higher Ed Board Opens Door To Three-Year Bachelor’s Degrees
The Board of Higher Education approved a new regulation allowing Massachusetts colleges to pilot three-year bachelor’s degrees, a move supporters say could cut costs but critics warn may weaken academic quality.
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Free Enterprise Is Human Nature and Divinely Inspired
Catholic businessman Tim Busch argues that free enterprise aligns with Christian teaching, human dignity, and the Church’s duty to uplift the poor.
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Boston Physicians Group Denies Leftist Ties Cited in U.S. Senator Rand Paul Report
A Boston physicians group disputes Sen. Rand Paul’s claim that a $700,000 earmark funds left-wing activism, saying it is being wrongly linked to national advocacy positions.
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