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Massachusetts Governor’s Council Concerned By Maura Healey’s Pardon Request For Repeat Offender
By Sam Doran State House News Service
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Joe Biden Issues Order He Says Will Limit Number of Migrants That Cross Mexico Border
President Joe Biden has announced restrictions at the country's southern border designed to limit the number of migrants pouring over it and address a political vulnerability as he looks ahead to forthcoming debates with former President Donald Trump. Starting Wednesday, June 5 migrants who cross into the United
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Transgender Maine Girls’ Track Athlete Wins State Championship
A male won a high school girls' outdoor track and field state championship this weekend in Maine. Soren Stark-Chessa, a sophomore at Maine Coast Waldorf School, is a male who identifies as a transgender girl. Maine Coast Waldorf (Freeport, Maine) co-ops with North Yarmouth Academy (Yarmouth, Maine) in girls&
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Massachusetts Man Convicted of Voter Fraud in 2016 Presidential Election
A Massachusetts man has been convicted of double voting in the 2016 presidential election. Richard Rosen, 85, of Belmont, was convicted on a single felony count of wrongful voting.
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Donald Trump: Voters Will Decide Guilt Or Innocence In November
By Dan McCaleb and Greg Bishop The Center Square
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Connecticut Transgender Track Athlete Wins Girls’ State Championship
A male athlete who identifies as transgender won a high school track state championship in Connecticut this week. Conard High School junior Lizzy Bidwell is a male who identifies as a transgender girl.
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Most Massachusetts House, Senate Dems Poised To Roll To Re-Election — But GOP Eyes Marginal Gains
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service If you're unsatisfied in some way about how state government has run the past two years and want to show that by voting out your representative or senator, odds are you're out of luck.
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Massachusetts Senate Budget Would Give Illegal Immigrants Free Community College
If the Massachusetts Senate has its way, illegal immigrants will get free community college in the Bay State during the 2024-2025 school year. The Massachusetts Senate unanimously passed a $58 billion budget last week that, among other things, would make community college tuition-free in Massachusetts.
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