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Following a Democratic presidential primary debate last week, Warren confronted Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders with a non-question followed by a question mark: "I think you called me a liar on national TV?" During the debate Sanders had denied telling Warren during a private meeting that he told her
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After listening to a harangue by U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley about this, that, and who-knows-what on Monday, Governor Charlie Baker called it a "rant." Pressley's immediate reaction was to laugh – no doubt realizing that what the governor said was true. So did other members of
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For decades "zero population growth" was a goal of the far left. Yet three years into the Trump administration, somehow, here we are. You may have missed the news over the holiday break, but the Census Bureau reported on December 30 that "the U.S. population is
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The Roman Catholic bishops of Massachusetts have released a statement opposing the ROE Act abortion-expansion bill in Massachusetts and encouraging Catholics to contact their legislators about it. "We urge all people of good will, regardless of what faith they practice, to vigorously oppose these extreme measures," the bishops
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Members of several New England think tanks gathered Friday for a summit focused on one common goal: their opposition to the Transportation Climate Initiative. The proposed 12-state pact of New England and Mid-Atlantic states would impose fees on fuel providers based on their carbon emissions. This money would then go
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Governor Charlie Baker is in a party of one when it comes to the Transportation Climate Initiative. The Republican is interested in having Massachusetts join a 12-state pact featuring New England and Mid-Atlantic states in an initiative to reduce carbon emissions. A proposal would impose fees on fuel providers for
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[Editor's Note: The following article contains quotations from state-approved sex education manuals that describe certain sex acts and sexual situations in graphic terms. New Boston Post does not consider this article appropriate for children to read. We are publishing it because this material will become mandatory in all
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The Massachusetts Senate voted 33-2 on Thursday to approve a bill that would require all public school districts in Massachusetts that teach sex education to use state-approved curriculums that include detailed descriptions of non-procreative sex acts. Two of the Senate's four Republicans voted against the bill, which sponsors
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