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When the Secretary of the Commonwealth's office decided that Rayla Campbell would not be on the primary ballot this September, she did not quit. She turned to her backup plan.
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Could parents in Massachusetts someday use public funds to pay tuition at religious schools? Supporters see impoverished kids escaping failing public schools and getting a good education and moral formation. Opponents see public education starved for funds and large numbers of kids getting deprived.
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The editor of The Boston Globe plans to give reporters and other staff members "the necessary time to look back six months and assess their work through a racial lens," according to a memo he sent the newspaper's staff earlier this week. Brian McGrory, the editor,
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Left-wing demonstrators and rioters have managed to achieve in a matter of weeks what courteous conservative thinkers failed to accomplish in a century: Knock Woodrow Wilson off his progressive pedestal. More than any other figure in American history, President Wilson embodied and popularized the 20th Century ideology known as Progressivism.
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The Ninth is supposed to be Massachusetts's most competitive Congressional district for Republicans, but this year the party may not have a candidate on the ballot against Democratic U.S. Representative Bill Keating. The State Ballot Law Commission has ruled that Helen Brady, a Republican, does not have
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The Somerville City Council has adopted an ordinance offering domestic partner status and benefits to those living in three-people-or-more domestic relationships. The council vote occurred Thursday, June 25. Mayor Joe Curtatone signed it into law Monday, June 29, according to WickedLocal.com. But it didn't attract much attention
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Joe Biden has yet to announce who his running mate will be in 2020, but one candidate whose name keeps coming up is an outlier compared to the rest under consideration. Biden, the former vice president and presumptive Democratic nominee for president, has already committed to picking a woman as
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By Colin A. Young State House News Service
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