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Conservative women’s support for Judge Kavanaugh remains strong
According to a recent NBC Poll 70 percent of Republican women support the judge despite the sexual assault allegations.
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Fashion Show gives Faces to the Homeless
"I was wrong," she said. "It’s not that easy to judge who they are.”
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Hundreds gather to remember the devastation of Hurricane
A lot of the pain and anger Puerto Ricans feel is based on the neglect of the federal government.
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Anger remains one year after Hurricane Maria ripped through Puerto Rico
Protesters believe that the federal government is to blame.
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Deadline for e-cigarette sales to minors worries sellers
Earlier this month, the FDA issued a warning letter to many e-cigarette producers, including Juul, Blue and Logic, giving them 60 days to get the product out of minors hands or risk being pulled from the market.
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Hurricane Maria remembered through vigil and protest
After the services the attendees marched to nearby Trump Tower.
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Protesters call Chinese government treatment of Muslims “inhumane”
Protesters claim that the Chinese government is arbitrarily detaining members of Muslim minority communities in political detention centers.
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East Village neighbors fear looming L Train shutdown
The L train, which carries over 400,000 riders daily, is shutting down beginning in April 2019 to repair damages caused by Superstorm Sandy in 2012.
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A Smoky Weekend in the Boston Common
But not all Boston residents support the annual event, often referred to as “Hempfest”
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Muslim community wins representation in state senate
He believes that being Muslim will simply add a diverse perspective to the state’s legislature.