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A Roman Catholic pastor in Lexington, Massachusetts has endorsed Joe Biden's campaign for president and appeared to endorse keeping abortion legal. Monsignor Paul Garrity, pastor of two parishes combined in a collaborative known as Lexington Catholic Community, published the comments online earlier this week.
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The state government is planning to spend $2 million on an ad campaign designed to encourage Massachusetts residents to shop at locally owned businesses. Businesses in Massachusetts have taken a hit since the coronavirus shutdowns. Some businesses were shut down for months during the height of the restrictions, and many
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If Jake Auchincloss wins next Tuesday, he might have the alphabet to thank. Residents of Massachusetts's Fourth Congressional District have nine choices on their Democratic ballot for who they want to replace U.S. Representative Joseph P. Kennedy III (D-Newton) in the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Should political candidates promise to do things for illegal immigrants? Some of the Democrats running for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives in Massachusetts's Fourth district think so.
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A local public official in northwestern Massachusetts has resigned from the city council and school committee because of backlash after he criticized Black Lives Matter and the coronavirus shutdowns. Robert Moulton Jr., of North Adams, made the comments Tuesday, July 21 during his local cable access television called Let'
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Eight Democrats hope to be Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy III's successor in the U.S. House of Representatives, and they all favor loosening federal abortion law and taxpayer funding for abortions. Even so, candidates' priorities differ, as do their approaches to certain issues. That leaves room for
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Joe Biden gave a speech online accepting the Democratic Party's nomination for president on Thursday, August 20, 2020. Advisers intended a safe, centrist speech. Biden avoided obvious gaffes during his delivery. But some odd moments crept in.
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Support for reparations is a minority view in the country, but it's something Natalia Linos views as morally righteous. Linos, a Brookline resident and the executive director of the FXB Center for Health and Human Rights at Harvard, is running in Massachusetts's Fourth Congressional District and
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