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An untold, but significant story of President Donald Trump's White House has been the sharp contrast between the National Economic Council and the National Security Council. The National Security Council has been nothing but trouble. It has churned through a series of national security advisers — Michael Flynn, H.
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Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren was against nuclear energy in September. Two and a half months later, she's for it. Sort of.
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By Matt Murphy State House News Service The Massachusetts lead negotiator on a multi-state pact to lower carbon emissions from vehicles said Thursday she was not surprised New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu withdrew his state from talks, as he slammed the program as a "financial boondoggle."
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Jim Lyons is now the chairman of the Massachusetts Republican Party, but his annual Nativity event at the Massachusetts State House lives on as a Christmas tradition. The event at the State House is now hosted by state Representative Marc Lombardo (R-Billerica) of the 22nd Middlesex House District.
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The pact being developed by Massachusetts and other East Coast states to cap carbon emissions from vehicles could add up to 17 cents to the price of a gallon of gas, according to the newest estimates, but could also generate more than $500 million in revenue for state government in
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One of the nice things about having an avowed socialist running in the American presidential campaign is that it forces the capitalist candidates, along with observers of the race, to do a better job of explaining why socialism is wrong. This is a healthy development. Many Americans who are too
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By Chris Lisinski State House News Service Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority board members want to move forward with a program to pilot an income-based fare option for riders, but Transportation Secretary Stephanie Pollack raised concerns on Monday that key questions about funding and logistics remain unanswered.
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Starting last month, Keith Lambert began opening up "New England for Trump" pop up shops in Massachusetts, selling a variety of goods to express support for President Donald Trump. Lambert currently has five brick-and-mortar locations in Bellingham, Easton, Hanson, Wilmington, and Peabody, as well as two tent locations
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