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capital source The endorsement comes at a critical time for candidate Jay Gonzalez.  One of the City Council’s most high-profile acts of the year still sits in the hands of Mayor Martin Walsh.  capital source Wednesday’s meeting was the council’s last of the year, before a new council is sworn in on Jan. 1.

Marty Walsh said he signed the bill despite concerns about the ban’s impact on the city’s low-income residents and seniors. The ban goes into effect next year.  Parents angry over earlier start times planned for dozens of Boston’s public schools gathered at a West Roxbury tree lighting Sunday to protest and demand that city officials postpone the changes.   The Alabama Democrat said “all the options on the table” when it comes to his votes on several issues.  Marty Walsh said he signed the bill despite concerns about the ban’s impact on the city’s low-income residents and seniors.

Marty Walsh said he signed the bill despite concerns about the ban’s impact on the city’s low-income residents and seniors. The ban goes into effect next year.  Parents angry over earlier start times planned for dozens of Boston’s public schools gathered at a West Roxbury tree lighting Sunday to protest and demand that city officials postpone the changes.   The Alabama Democrat said “all the options on the table” when it comes to his votes on several issues.  Marty Walsh said he signed the bill despite concerns about the ban’s impact on the city’s low-income residents and seniors.

Marty Walsh said he signed the bill despite concerns about the ban’s impact on the city’s low-income residents and seniors. The ban goes into effect next year.  Parents angry over earlier start times planned for dozens of Boston’s public schools gathered at a West Roxbury tree lighting Sunday to protest and demand that city officials postpone the changes.   The Alabama Democrat said “all the options on the table” when it comes to his votes on several issues.  Marty Walsh said he signed the bill despite concerns about the ban’s impact on the city’s low-income residents and seniors.

Rep. Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.), a leading advocate in the House for passing a bipartisan solution this year for expiring immigration protections, says action in Congress may have to wait until 2018. If Republicans muster enough votes in their conference next week to clear a must-pass spending measure, Democrats’ efforts to achieve a legislative remedy for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program will slide into next year, Gutiérrez told The Hill. “There are 240 Republicans in charge of the House, and a majority of the Senate, and they control the White House.

Rep. MORE (D-Nev.) announced on Saturday that he would not seek reelection amid sexual misconduct allegations against him. "It is in the best interests of my family and my constituents to complete my term in Congress and not seek re-election,” Kihuen said in a statement. The news comes a day after the House Ethics Committee announced it was launching a probe into the allegations against the freshman lawmaker. "I want to state clearly again that I deny the allega

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) vote this week to repeal net neutrality won’t end the fight over the regulation. Opponents are already lining up to sue the agency, which voted 3-2 to scrap the rules on Thursday, while Democrats are pushing legislation that would prevent the repeal from going into effect. The FCC said that the net neutrality repeal has to be approved by the Office of Management and Budget before it can go into effect — a process that could take months. As a result of Thursday’s vote, internet service providers will no longer be prohibited from blocking or throttling

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