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Massachusetts Senate race: Can Republican Gomez win over more women voters?

Massachusetts Senate candidate Gabriel Gomez faces a gender gap, especially after several gaffes on social issues. But he's recently made statements that may appeal more to women voters.

Obama in Boston as Markey calls on party's big guns to fend off Gomez (+video)

Massachusetts Senate race Debate 2: Gomez plays the 'independent' card (+video)

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Opinion 4 ways Obama should work with US business to combat China’s cyberspying

Massachusetts Senate debate: Both sides score points, but no knockout (+video)

In Massachusetts Senate debate, time for Gomez to come out swinging

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Dunkin' Donuts doughnut bacon sandwich hits US stores

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STORY UPDATE: Youth group Roca will earn 'Pay for Success'

Tim Murray, Mass. Lt. Gov., to resign for private sector job

Playing the IRS card: Six presidents who used the IRS to bash political foes

Why US Senate race in Massachusetts is Ed Markey's to lose

Military sex-abuse crisis hits new low in Fort Hood investigation (+video)

Why Obama agenda group faces pushback from some Democrats

Student loans: Could GOP, White House strike a compromise on interest rates?

FBI didn't tell Boston about Tsarnaev warning, says police chief

Tamerlan Tsarnaev buried: Unidentified person steps up (+video)

Defense secretary worries sexual assault in military nearing a tipping point (+video)

Sexual assault in military: Pentagon report, scandal deal a double blow (+video)

Struggle to find burial site for Boston bombing suspect is 'unprecedented' (+video)

Chapter & Verse Federal judge rules that used digital items cannot be sold by consumers

Modern Parenthood LEGO apologizes for catcalling: Hey babe, females aren't playthings!