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NH steps up probe of voter fraud prompted by videos

CONCORD, N.H. – A funny thing happened Thursday to James O'Keefe as he was delivering Gov. Maggie Hassan a hard drive's worth of raw video that the undercover videographer says shows that conditions were ripe for rampant voter fraud during the Granite State primary season – he

Massachusetts

Group that busted ACORN takes aim at Bay State

BOSTON – James O'Keefe, the conservative activist who founded the undercover journalism enterprise Project Veritas, which has embarrassed National Public Radio and led to the death of the ACORN community activist group, wants to bring his brand of exposé to the Bay State. On Thursday, O'Keefe spoke

boston

State law banning secret recording faces court challenge

BOSTON – Project Veritas, a guerilla journalism group known for taking undercover videos focusing a conservative eye on topics ranging from vote fraud to Common Core educational standards, sued in federal court to upend a Massachusetts law that bans most surreptitious recording. The group, led by James O'Keefe, named

Democrats

Potential voter fraud shown in video draws NH AG probe

CONCORD, N.H. – Video that suggests voter fraud during New Hampshire's crucial primary caught the attention of the state Attorney General's office, according to WMUR-TV, which said that conduct in the clip from Project Veritas, a group that uses impersonation and hidden cameras, is being probed.

Maura Healey

Pearson exec slams opponents of Common Core as supporters head to court to prevent Mass. vote

A video in which a former textbook publishing executive defends the controversial federal Common Core educational standards and says that its creators aim to marginalize teachings of America's founding principles became public last week, just days before Common Core supporters filed suit in Massachusetts court to stop voters

Massachusetts

Second Common Core video released as Mass. considers dumping the federal standards

BOSTON – A second undercover video portraying Common Core as an exercise in profiteering by publishers including Boston textbook giant Houghton Mifflin Harcourt surfaced Thursday, showing an executive of the company saying such education initiatives are "never about the kids." The video, from Project Veritas, a nonprofit journalism outfit