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The FBI special agent who claimed in a blistering New York Times op-ed that a series of "relentless attacks" launched by Republicans against the bureau has spurred him to resign made his first appearance Monday at his new gig. Joshua Campbell, a former assistant to ex-FBI Director James
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Governor Charlie Baker said Stan Rosenberg can't return as Senate president if his now-estranged civil-law husband Bryon Hefner had access to Rosenberg's email and used his connection to Rosenberg to sexually harass male lobbyists and others with ties to Beacon Hill. Baker made the comments during
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An organization called American Veterans sought to have an ad during the Super Bowl encouraging people to stand for the flag and the national anthem, against what some football players have been doing this season. The National Football League said no. Here's the video:
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The FBI special agent who penned a scathing takedown column that ran in Saturday's New York Times, in which he laid out his reasons for leaving the bureau and cited his disgust with Republicans' "relentless attacks" on the agency, apparently declined to disclose his history
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What would John F. Kennedy think of Donald J. Trump? It's not that hard to figure it out.
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David Brooks, a columnist for The New York Times, wrote a column in the form of a memo from what he called an "imaginary Democratic consultant" arguing that national Democrats ought to dial back their pro-abortion policies in order to meet more American voters where they're
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James Comey, the former FBI director who has been a frequent critic of President Donald Trump, took to social media on Friday moments after the White House released a memo that purports to show Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act abuses. "That's it?" Comey tweeted. "Dishonest and
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