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Massachusetts State Auditor Investigators Find $1 Million In Benefits Fraud
By Alison Kuznitz State House News Service
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Massachusetts Gun Bill Would Ban More Than A Million Guns, Opponent Says
Massachusetts lawmakers are considering massive changes to state gun regulations, including a move to ban most semi-automatic weapons. "This bill would apply the severest firearms restrictions that Massachusetts residents have ever faced," said Robert Leider, an assistant professor at the Antonin Scalia Law School at George Mason University,
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Six Boston Public Library Branches To Put Tampons In Men’s Bathrooms Next Month
The city of Boston plans to start putting tampons in men's bathrooms at six of its public libraries next month. Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and the Mayor's Office of Women's Advancement announced the launch of their Menstrual Equity pilot in partnership with the Boston
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Massachusetts Cranberry Growers Forecast ‘Solid’ Harvest, Nearly 2 Million Barrels Expected
By Colin Young State House News Service
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Five Massachusetts Politicians Who Should Let Migrants Into Their Homes
Faced with a surge in migrant arrivals, Massachusetts lacks the resources to provide temporary housing for everyone coming here. The state's emergency shelter system was housing about 5,600 families as of last week, 80 percent more than it was housing one year ago. That's on
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Quincy Plant Operator Sued Over Alleged Pollution
By Michael P. Norton State House News Service
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Massachusetts Sports Betting Cooling Down Amid Slow Summer
By Colin A. Young State House News Service
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Sex: The Fundamental Issue of The Culture War
America is terribly divided. If you love America, it is a discouraging time. Our country has only once before been this polarized — over slavery during the period leading up to and during the Civil War. Slavery was resolved only through the Civil War, after 600,000 men died.
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