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Haters bring Trump much closer to becoming Republican nominee

Mar 22, 2023

Alvin Bragg's attempt to indict and convict former President Donald Trump is one more example of Trump haters making his nomination virtually inevitable and his election increasingly likely.

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The Phoenix and the eagle

Mar 23, 2023

One week before the 1-year anniversary of Russia's invasion, I completed an extensive trip to Ukraine. It was the 4th since the war began and since the founding of the Ukraine Freedom Alliance.

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As Trump reconnects with middle America, overzealous left attacks him

Mar 23, 2023

"You are not forgotten." These words were spoken by former President Donald Trump when he visited East Palestine, Ohio.

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What to do about the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant

Mar 23, 2023

Since it was seized by Russian military forces a year ago, the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in eastern Ukraine has lost external power six times. Following the latest outage, the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Mariano Grossi, issued an emotional call to action, warning that it is only a matter…

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U.S. Starts Flying Migrants Caught Crossing Canadian Border South to Texas

Mar 23, 2023

As migrants cross illegally into the U.S. from Canada at historically high levels, U.S. officials have begun flying migrants apprehended at the northern border south to Texas. To date, at least two flights — one on March 13 to Harlingen, Texas, and another on March 21 to El Paso — have departed from Plattsburgh, New York, carrying a total of 82 migrants expelled under the Covid ban known as Title 42, a Customs and Border Protection spokesperson told NBC News. The flights were first reported by Reuters. The flights come as the number of illegal border crossings in the Swanton Sector of the U.S. border, which covers New Hampshire, Vermont and a portion of northern New York, has surged over the past five months to nearly 10 times its level during the same time period last year, according to CBP data. For the full story, go to NBC News.

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A Grateful Goodbye to Alison King!

Mar 23, 2023

NBC10 Boston & NECN Political Reporter Alison King is saying goodbye after 28 years of reporting on the issues of New England. As she starts her next chapter, we’re looking back on her legendary career and the impact she’s had as a reporter, a role model for women, and as a holiday entertainer. Alison joined NECN in 1995 as the station’s first Connecticut Bureau Chief. Nine months later she moved to Boston to become the station’s political reporter. She’s been here ever since, continuing her work in political journalism for NBC10 Boston when the station launched in 2017. She’s covered seven presidential races and a wide range of New England political stories, including work on documentaries on the late Massachusetts Senator Ted Kennedy and former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick. Alison says one of the biggest highlights of her career was in 2014 when she got a chance to interview then President Barack Obama. She’s also traveled the world, from Bosnia with the Massachusetts National Guard in 1997 following the war to a Trade Mission to Israel with Gov. Patrick, and covered the Olympic Games. Described by many she’s covered as tough, fair, and sometimes a little bit scary, Alison also knows how to bring people together. In 1998, she started what would become a yearly holiday tradition in Political Harmony, where she brings politicians together to sing classic holiday songs. A tribute to Alison King As we send her off, here are some of the tributes coming. Breaking barriers for women in media and in politics Political Harmony – a unique holiday tradition Even when politics were particularly partisan, Alison King had a way of bringing everyone together for the holidays. The first Political Harmony piece aired in 1998, after a divisive year in New England politics. The tradition continued for decades. Here’s a look at the original piece, and others from more recent years. This story uses functionality that may not work in our app. Click here to open the story in your web browser.

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"Old dudes eating Jell-O": Sinema caught trashing Dems to GOP and flipping off the White House

Mar 23, 2023

White House thinks the only way to reach Sinema is to let private equity executives lobby her, Politico reports

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"Is this an insurrection?": Republican freaks out after Parkland parents interrupt gun hearing

Mar 23, 2023

"I don't want another Jan. 6," said Rep. Pat Fallon after a hearing on the Second Amendment was interrupted

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