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BOSTON — Jamaica Plain resident Edward Wagner noticed a change in his neighborhood soon after Donald Trump upset Democrat Hillary Clinton. "They're all over the place," Wagner said about the posters and placards that have popped up on lampposts and at bus stops, bills aimed at promoting
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A counter-protestor at a pro-life rally in New Hampshire this past weekend held a sign saying "I was a choice." In a way, she's right. God willed her, and she existed.
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Who are the most powerful influences on students' academic achievement? Teachers? School administrators? D.C. Beltway policy wonks? Foundation officials? Civil rights organizations? Most people with common sense would point to children's parents. Whether or not they grew up in a family (i.e., not in an
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GEORGETOWN, Mass. — With a little less than two weeks left until Republican State Committee members vote to decide on whether to retain Quincy's Kirsten Hughes as party chairman, one person was noticeably absent from Thursday night's candidate's forum: Hughes. Sources close to Hughes said
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Over the past several months, even the past several cycles, various pundits have argued the divide in the Massachusetts Republican Party is about moderates vs. liberals, or more recently Trump vs. anti-Trump. While some folks might look at it that way, those who look deeper will see that the divide
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A Massachusetts judge has ordered ExxonMobil to comply with the state Attorney General's request for data concerning carbon dioxide emissions dating back to 1976. Judge Heidi E. Brieger issued the order in Suffolk Superior Court in Boston on Wednesday.
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President Barack Obama couldn't resist descending into demagoguery during his farewell address Tuesday night. It was billed as an uplifting, forward-looking speech, and if you look past the rhetorical tricks he used to make it look as if his administration has brought us prosperity, you could say it
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The American people should be prepared: We should expect nothing less than defcon-five level alarmism from some lawmakers on the Left who are fearful that President Barack Obama's namesake health care law will soon be undone. In fact earlier this week, Nancy Pelosi, the California Democrat who oversaw
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