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Journalists Sue Massachusetts State Police for Blocking Trial Coverage
Two journalists are suing Massachusetts State Police for allegedly blocking their coverage of Karen Read's murder trial, claiming police wrongly enforced a court-ordered buffer zone to restrict their reporting outside the courthouse despite the order not applying to non-protesters.
Journalists Sue Massachusetts State Police for Blocking Trial Coverage
Two journalists are suing Massachusetts State Police for allegedly blocking their coverage of Karen Read's murder trial, claiming police wrongly enforced a court-ordered buffer zone to restrict their reporting outside the courthouse despite the order not applying to non-protesters.
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36% Bias Score
Massachusetts Maternity Ward Nurses' Brain Tumor Cluster Prompts Calls for Independent Investigation
Nurses at Newton-Wellesley Hospital's maternity ward are concerned about a cluster of brain tumor diagnoses among their colleagues, prompting an internal investigation that found no environmental risks, but nurses are calling for an independent investigation.
Massachusetts Maternity Ward Nurses' Brain Tumor Cluster Prompts Calls for Independent Investigation
Nurses at Newton-Wellesley Hospital's maternity ward are concerned about a cluster of brain tumor diagnoses among their colleagues, prompting an internal investigation that found no environmental risks, but nurses are calling for an independent investigation.
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56% Bias Score
Martha's Vineyard Nanny Charged with Manslaughter After Child Dies in Hot SUV
Aimee Cotton, a 41-year-old Martha's Vineyard nanny, was charged with manslaughter after leaving two children in her SUV for approximately three hours on March 13th, resulting in the death of a 3-year-old.
Martha's Vineyard Nanny Charged with Manslaughter After Child Dies in Hot SUV
Aimee Cotton, a 41-year-old Martha's Vineyard nanny, was charged with manslaughter after leaving two children in her SUV for approximately three hours on March 13th, resulting in the death of a 3-year-old.
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52% Bias Score
Massachusetts's Anti-ICE Law Leads to Release of Criminal Illegal Immigrants
Due to a Massachusetts law prohibiting cooperation with ICE, illegal immigrants charged with serious crimes, including child rape and drug trafficking, are being released on minimal bail or no bail, causing public safety concerns and prompting criticism from federal officials.
Massachusetts's Anti-ICE Law Leads to Release of Criminal Illegal Immigrants
Due to a Massachusetts law prohibiting cooperation with ICE, illegal immigrants charged with serious crimes, including child rape and drug trafficking, are being released on minimal bail or no bail, causing public safety concerns and prompting criticism from federal officials.
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60% Bias Score
Kitty Dukakis, Wife of Former Massachusetts Governor, Dies at 88
Kitty Dukakis, the 88-year-old wife of former Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis, died Friday night surrounded by family; she was a prominent advocate for mental health awareness and those affected by the Holocaust.
Kitty Dukakis, Wife of Former Massachusetts Governor, Dies at 88
Kitty Dukakis, the 88-year-old wife of former Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis, died Friday night surrounded by family; she was a prominent advocate for mental health awareness and those affected by the Holocaust.
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32% Bias Score
Massachusetts Law, ICE Detainers, and the Release of Violent Immigrants
Massachusetts law prevents holding individuals solely on immigration detainers, leading to the release of immigrants charged with violent crimes, including child rape, before ICE can apprehend them, causing conflict between state and federal authorities.
Massachusetts Law, ICE Detainers, and the Release of Violent Immigrants
Massachusetts law prevents holding individuals solely on immigration detainers, leading to the release of immigrants charged with violent crimes, including child rape, before ICE can apprehend them, causing conflict between state and federal authorities.
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52% Bias Score
MIAA Track Championship Date Clash Forces Senior Athletes to Choose Between Competition and Graduation
The Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) changed the date of the Outdoor Track and Field Divisional State Championships to May 29-June 1, creating a scheduling conflict with many schools' June 1 graduations, forcing senior athletes to choose between competing and attending their...
MIAA Track Championship Date Clash Forces Senior Athletes to Choose Between Competition and Graduation
The Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) changed the date of the Outdoor Track and Field Divisional State Championships to May 29-June 1, creating a scheduling conflict with many schools' June 1 graduations, forcing senior athletes to choose between competing and attending their...
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60% Bias Score
ICE Arrests 370 Criminal Illegal Immigrants in Boston Sanctuary City
A five-day ICE operation in Boston (March 18-23) arrested 370 illegal immigrants, 205 with significant criminal convictions including child rape, murder, and drug trafficking; the operation highlights challenges posed by sanctuary city policies that limit cooperation with federal authorities.
ICE Arrests 370 Criminal Illegal Immigrants in Boston Sanctuary City
A five-day ICE operation in Boston (March 18-23) arrested 370 illegal immigrants, 205 with significant criminal convictions including child rape, murder, and drug trafficking; the operation highlights challenges posed by sanctuary city policies that limit cooperation with federal authorities.
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76% Bias Score
ICE Arrests 370 Illegal Immigrants in Boston, Seizes Drugs
A six-day ICE operation in Boston between March 18-23 led to the arrest of 370 illegal immigrants, 205 with serious criminal records, and the seizure of significant quantities of drugs, highlighting the conflict between federal immigration enforcement and sanctuary city policies.
ICE Arrests 370 Illegal Immigrants in Boston, Seizes Drugs
A six-day ICE operation in Boston between March 18-23 led to the arrest of 370 illegal immigrants, 205 with serious criminal records, and the seizure of significant quantities of drugs, highlighting the conflict between federal immigration enforcement and sanctuary city policies.
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72% Bias Score
Massachusetts Teachers' Union Distributes Antisemitic Materials, Exposing Curriculum Oversight Gaps
The Massachusetts Teachers Association distributed antisemitic materials to its members, prompting a state house hearing and highlighting a lack of curriculum oversight in the state's education system, amid declining student test scores.
Massachusetts Teachers' Union Distributes Antisemitic Materials, Exposing Curriculum Oversight Gaps
The Massachusetts Teachers Association distributed antisemitic materials to its members, prompting a state house hearing and highlighting a lack of curriculum oversight in the state's education system, amid declining student test scores.
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56% Bias Score
Kitty Dukakis, Wife of Former Governor, Dies at 88
Kitty Dukakis, wife of former Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis, died at 88 on Friday night from complications of dementia; she was a prominent advocate for numerous causes and openly discussed her struggles with addiction.
Kitty Dukakis, Wife of Former Governor, Dies at 88
Kitty Dukakis, wife of former Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis, died at 88 on Friday night from complications of dementia; she was a prominent advocate for numerous causes and openly discussed her struggles with addiction.
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16% Bias Score
MassDOT and Arrive AI's Successful Drone Delivery Case Study in Lynn, MA
Arrive AI and MassDOT successfully completed a drone delivery case study in Lynn, MA, between August and October 2024, delivering medical supplies to assess the future use of drones for home healthcare and emergency medical response, aiming to reduce road congestion and package theft.
MassDOT and Arrive AI's Successful Drone Delivery Case Study in Lynn, MA
Arrive AI and MassDOT successfully completed a drone delivery case study in Lynn, MA, between August and October 2024, delivering medical supplies to assess the future use of drones for home healthcare and emergency medical response, aiming to reduce road congestion and package theft.
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40% Bias Score
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