Socialist U.S. Senate candidate Joe Tache is calling for a May Day general strike as he enters the Massachusetts race, joining a field that includes Sen. Ed Markey, Rep. Seth Moulton, and Republican John Deaton.
Massachusetts Senate Democrats plan to pass their version of the PROTECT Act next week after a strong committee vote, with pressure from advocates to expand limits on ICE cooperation.
Mike Minogue rolls out a new TV ad after winning the GOP convention, as Brian Shortsleeve calls for debates and Democrats launch a $100K digital attack.
Maine Gov. Janet Mills suspended her campaign for U.S. Senate on Thursday, essentially handing political newcomer Graham Platner the Democratic nomination.
House Speaker Ron Mariano and Senate President Karen Spilka refused to comply with a 2024 voter-approved audit, turning personal against Auditor Diana DiZoglio as the legal battle intensifies.
The Board of Higher Education is on track to vote in early 2026 on whether to allow public and private colleges and universities in Massachusetts to offer three-year bachelor's degrees, reducing the typical 120-credit requirement.
Voters in Lowell and a few surrounding towns will head to the polls in the winter of 2026 to elect a new senator.
The U.S. House voted 310-58 to honor the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk with a National Day of Remembrance, but Massachusetts Democrats Seth Moulton and Ayanna Pressley opposed the resolution, citing concerns over its portrayal of Kirk.
Is authenticity overrated? A new argument says the modern focus on “being yourself” can lead to self-absorption and weaker relationships — and makes the case for integrity instead.
A growing wave of climate lawsuits targets major energy companies, as courts consider how far liability for emissions-related harms can extend.
The case against the Southern Poverty Law Center raises serious questions about whether an organization that built its influence warning about hate instead had incentives to sustain it.
America’s birth rate hit a record low, and in Massachusetts, high housing costs and living expenses are pushing young couples to delay or forgo having children.
Red Sox prospect Braiden Ward shares why he recites a Bible verse before every at-bat.
Boston Red Sox prospect Payton Tolle was baptized this offseason and tells NewBostonPost his faith is now central to his life and baseball career.
Gordon College President Michael Hammond shares how faith, family, and a career in Christian higher education shaped his leadership philosophy.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue outlines his faith-driven approach to education, economic growth, energy policy, and government accountability in the 2026 Massachusetts race.
Five of the most unique beaches in New England, from Singing Beach’s rare “singing” sand to Jasper Beach’s volcanic stones and more.
Heading to Polar Park for a WooSox game? Here’s what to know about parking, food, seating, and the full game-day experience in Worcester.
Explore popular local craft breweries in Massachusetts, from Boston to Cape Cod. Discover New England IPA leaders, community taprooms, and why Bay State breweries continue to grow.
Smartphones may fill every quiet moment, but they can deepen boredom and anxiety. An old idea — “only boring people are bored” — may explain why.
Brian Shortsleeve, a Marine Corps veteran and former MBTA leader, highlights his record of cutting costs, restoring a balanced budget, and outlines a campaign focused on affordability, economic growth, and government accountability in Massachusetts.
Bill Burke spent 34 years leading St. Sebastian’s School, building a culture grounded in faith, family, and relationships that shaped generations of students.
Gordon College President Michael Hammond shares how faith, family, and a career in Christian higher education shaped his leadership philosophy.
Republican Mike Kennealy launches his 2026 Massachusetts governor campaign, arguing the state has reached a turning point on housing, energy costs, taxes, and transparency in government.
Long-form conversations and profiles featuring the people shaping Massachusetts — reported and edited by our newsroom.
Brian Shortsleeve, a Marine Corps veteran and former MBTA leader, highlights his record of cutting costs, restoring a balanced budget, and outlines a campaign focused on affordability, economic growth, and government accountability in Massachusetts.
Bill Burke spent 34 years leading St. Sebastian’s School, building a culture grounded in faith, family, and relationships that shaped generations of students.
Gordon College President Michael Hammond shares how faith, family, and a career in Christian higher education shaped his leadership philosophy.
Socialist U.S. Senate candidate Joe Tache is calling for a May Day general strike as he enters the Massachusetts race, joining a field that includes Sen. Ed Markey, Rep. Seth Moulton, and Republican John Deaton.
Massachusetts Senate Democrats plan to pass their version of the PROTECT Act next week after a strong committee vote, with pressure from advocates to expand limits on ICE cooperation.
Is authenticity overrated? A new argument says the modern focus on “being yourself” can lead to self-absorption and weaker relationships — and makes the case for integrity instead.
Mike Minogue rolls out a new TV ad after winning the GOP convention, as Brian Shortsleeve calls for debates and Democrats launch a $100K digital attack.
Socialist U.S. Senate candidate Joe Tache is calling for a May Day general strike as he enters the Massachusetts race, joining a field that includes Sen. Ed Markey, Rep. Seth Moulton, and Republican John Deaton.
Massachusetts Senate Democrats plan to pass their version of the PROTECT Act next week after a strong committee vote, with pressure from advocates to expand limits on ICE cooperation.
Is authenticity overrated? A new argument says the modern focus on “being yourself” can lead to self-absorption and weaker relationships — and makes the case for integrity instead.
Mike Minogue rolls out a new TV ad after winning the GOP convention, as Brian Shortsleeve calls for debates and Democrats launch a $100K digital attack.
Maine Gov. Janet Mills suspended her campaign for U.S. Senate on Thursday, essentially handing political newcomer Graham Platner the Democratic nomination.
Worcester Red Sox catcher Mickey Gasper talks switch-hitting, growing up a Yankees fan in New England, and what it’s like catching 100 mph pitching.
Massachusetts Senate leaders say they plan to take up legislation expanding protections for illegal immigrants, including possible limits on federal arrests at schools, hospitals and churches.
Massachusetts House Democrats rejected a voter ID proposal that would have provided free identification cards to eligible voters, voting down a GOP-backed amendment during budget debate.
Barre, Vermont, bans public nudity after an inquiry from a transgender nudist taxi driver, ending a long-standing legal norm as other cities adopt similar restrictions.
Mike Minogue wins MassGOP endorsement with 70% vote, gains backing from top Massachusetts Republicans ahead of primary
Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted on two felony counts for allegedly threatening Donald Trump over a social media post, and could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
MassGOP delegates rallied around auditing the Legislature as Mike Minogue won the party’s endorsement, highlighting frustration with Beacon Hill Democrats and rising costs.
Jack Anderson didn’t expect his call-up, but the right-hander delivered in a long relief role for the Boston Red Sox before being sent back to Worcester.
King Charles III visits Washington, D.C. Here’s a fun, timely guide to what he and Donald Trump should do, eat, and experience in the nation’s capital.
A City Journal report raises concerns about Massachusetts policy allowing male inmates in a women’s prison and calls for a federal investigation.
Red Sox pitcher Payton Tolle is no fan of ketchup on steak, calling it “an atrocity” and saying it belongs nowhere near it.
Trump administration officials outlined charges against a suspect accused of attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, including federal firearm offenses.
Beacon Hill Democrats voted down tax cut proposals targeting income, sales, tipped wages, and retirement income during a budget debate, citing fiscal concerns and revenue uncertainty.
