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From New York to Hawaii the anti-gun left is doing all it can to minimize or ignore the Supreme Court's edict.

Plus, the market for female Old Masters is on the rise, and a Batman cover sells for $2.4 million at auction.

Health counseling is going to bring back any one of those murdered children. the governor seems completely unable to understand that he can easily make a distinction, when you talk about whether an 18-year-old should buy an assault rifle or not, and we hear about a century of history on long guns. we didnt have ar-15 style assault weapons back then. he can make a distinction and say, you can go hunting, here are the rifles you can buy, you can possess. here is an assault-style rifle. if he think...

More than a dozen people have been given football banning orders after chairs and bottles were thrown during an East Lancashire fixture.

We see hispanics leaving in droves over border and education and crime, for example. this is the state of the democratic party. those who were democrats, obama democrat or clinton democrat dont recognize the blue team anymore. >> todd: whoopi goldberg aint leaving, shes defending joe biden. listen. >> joe: good pivot. >> gas prices are not because of biden, it is what hell absorb. people want baby food, baby formula, that is not on him, thats on abbott. >> todd: joe, look at the cover of todays ...

Are all suffering. i will tell you everybody is suffering. but lets place it in the places that it belongs. >> right. >> okay? gas prices arent bad because of anything biden did. its just what he is going to absorb. >> um-huh. also a war going on in ukraine. >> a war going on and everybody said this is what we have got to do. people want baby food, baby. >> formula. >> that also is not on him. >> no. >> thats on abbott. but i notice that when people talk about these things, nobody ever says, you...

Liroff worked for GBH for nearly 30 years.

The fund, which will seek donations in perpetuity, will also back community-based initiatives and research aimed at providing equitable and inclusive access to curriculum-based content.

Will remain as head of the organization until the end of the year

The leader of the nation’s largest public broadcaster says it’s a “natural point” for him to begin a new chapter.