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Maura Healey Says Sports Betting ‘Is The Way Now’
By Katie Lannan State House News Service
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Scott Brown Says He’ll Run For Office Again
Former U.S. Senator Scott Brown (R-Wrentham) isn't done with politics just yet. Brown, 62, says that he sees himself running for public office again — but not right now.
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Disney’s War On Florida Parents’ Bill Is A War On Parents
Do you let your kids watch Disney? That's your right, as a parent.
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Disney Is Making A Mistake In Florida
Disney decided to get involved with an education issue in politics — and it made a big mistake. Disney came out against the so-called "Don't Say Gay" bill that was passed in Florida — a term used largely by people who didn't read the bill. It&
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Baseball Players Press Lawmakers For Minor League Labor Standards
Stateline, an initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts. By Jenni Bergal Lawmakers in a handful of states are crafting policies to protect a workforce that they say has been exploited by poverty wages, restrictive contracts, and onerous federal labor laws: minor league baseball players.
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Massachusetts Democratic Lieutenant Governor Candidate Wants To Ignore Statewide Ballot Question Results
The people of Massachusetts vote on statewide ballot questions every two years. Sometimes, left-of-center causes win. Other times, right-of-center causes win.
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Feds Approve Second Coronavirus Booster For 50 And Up, Immunocompromised
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Somerville Elementary-Middle School Library Features Book Teaching Children How To Become Transgender
Have you ever wondered how you can come out as transgender? If you're a student at John F. Kennedy School in Somerville, Massachusetts, then your school library has a book that answers that question.
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