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U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren addressed claims of her Native American heritage Wednesday while delivering remarks at the National Congress of American Indians, and insisted that her mother's Cherokee ancestry is not a fabrication. "My mother's family was part Native American," Warren said. "
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By Matt Murphy
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BOSTON — A series of proposed changes to state campaign finance regulations has organizations like the Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance concerned that the public disclosure of those donating to nonprofits could happen seemingly overnight, with state statutes changing despite the Legislature not lifting so much as a finger. Paul Craney, who heads
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By Michael P. Norton State House News Service As it responds to a "deluge" of requests for assistance from alleged sexual harassment victims and employers seeking anti-harassment training, the state's anti-discrimination agency is calling on lawmakers to deliver a $500,000 funding increase in next year&
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The story of the Trump administration this year has been the story of two memos. There is the Nunes Memo, from the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Devin Nunes, describing "abuses" by the FBI and the Department of Justice in wiretapping a volunteer adviser to the Trump
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By Katie Lannan
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BOSTON — Massachusetts lawmakers considering a bill that would direct state agencies to demand more specific nation-of-origin information from Asian-Americans will be running afoul of the United States Constitution's Equal Protection clause, opponents of the proposal tell New Boston Post. State Representative Tackey Chan's (D-Quincy) legislation calls
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The CIA paid $100,000 last year to a Russian operative who claimed to have derogatory information about President Trump, including a video tape of the Republican engaged with prostitutes in a Moscow hotel room. If the video showed Trump, it would support claims made in the infamous Steele dossier,
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