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A journalist’s murder shines a spotlight on a rotten, decades-old correctional regime
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A journalist’s murder shines a spotlight on a rotten, decades-old correctional regime
Prior to 1969, an individual could exclude from his taxable income half his net long-term capital gains and the remaining half would be taxed at the regular rate.
Baker Signs Safe Patient Access to Emergency Care Act On Friday, Gov. Charles Baker and Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito participated in a ceremonial signing of S.2931, An Act to ensure safe patient access to emergency care. Named in memory of Laura Levis, Baker and Polito were also joined by Laura’s husband, Pete DeMarco, members of her family, and Sen. Pat Jehlen. “I signed ‘Laura’s Law’ to safeguard against future tragedies occurring just steps away from hospital emergency departments,” said Baker. “In the wake of her tragic passing, Laura’s husband, Pete, undertook an exhausti...
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker signs ‘Laura’s law,’ named after woman who died looking for ER Updated Jan 14, 2021; Gov. Charlie Baker plans to sign a bill that aims to improve access to emergency care, known as “Laura’s Law” on Friday, January 15, at the Massachusetts State House. Four years after Laura Levis died looking for the emergency room entrance, the bill her husband advocated for in her honor is on track to become law. The bill would create a working group to make recommendations on improving hospital signage, lighting and other way-finding elements. It also requires ...
Question, you don't answer it. should the naacp, the national association for the advancement of colored people, here you have black, prominent conservatives that never seem to get the defense of the naacp, is that wrong? >> listen, sean, i said it twice, three times, i think the naacp stands up for black votes across the country. >> is it wrong? should they stand up in these two specific cases? >> well, i think the cases are completely different. >> all right, well -- >> can we just stop parsing the bs which is going on here. let me finish, richard, i've had it with this, you know, whether we...