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posted onApril 18, 2019
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Article snippet: Justice Department officials have had numerous conversations with White House lawyers about the special counsel’s conclusions in recent days, according to people with knowledge of the discussions.   Nestor Ramos When Bill Barr is done with the Mueller report, can he use his quiver of magic markers to take a shot at redacting a few key passages from my life?  National security adviser John Bolton announced rollbacks of Obama administration policy and new restrictions and sanctions against the three countries.   Weld, who served as Massachusetts governor from 1991 to 1997, announced Monday that he would become the first — and possibly only — primary challenger to President Trump.  They’re doing all right. More than all right, in fact.   Continuing waves of younger retirees could add another potential strain to a $1.5 billion pension system where more pensioners are collecting benefits than there are workers paying in.   The case was closed for President Donald Trump on March 24, the day Attorney General William Barr delivered to Congress his four-page summary of the special counsel’s 300-plus page report.  State officials have recently hired four of the state GOP’s operatives, including two directly within the governor’s office.   Capital Source The line was drawn Wednesday when Councilor Althea Garrison proposed an ordinance that would allow Boston to cap yearly rent increases in residential homes.  The goal: Generate much-needed cash to plow into ed... Link to the full article to read more

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