Five Things You Didn't Know About The 2025 Boston Red Sox
From acting families to former side gigs to unusual paths to the majors, here are five things you probably didn’t know about some of the guys wearing the Boston uniform in 2025.
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Massachusetts Senate Looking To Crack Down On Cell Phones In Schools
The Senate is gearing up for the next step in a growing debate over the benefits or harms that come with cellphones in K-12 classrooms.
Five Questions For Vaughn Grissom: Boston and Worcester Red Sox Infielder Q&A (Part 2)
Fine Then, I Won’t Have A Party
This is normal, right? Not everybody can make it to everything – we all have busy lives. And not everybody is good at communicating. We can’t expect everyone we invite to show up for our thing, to help our idea materialize.
Five Weirdest College Courses In Massachusetts This Upcoming School Year
Colleges always have some unusual courses, but these take weird to a new level. Whether it’s taxpayer-funded nude modeling or a class taught completely in French about prostitution, Massachusetts schools are offering some pretty out-there classes this upcoming school year.
Five Weirdest Ways Your Tax Dollars Are Spent In Massachusetts
Massachusetts Governor Candidates Posted Strong Fund-Raising Month In June
The candidates for governor in Massachusetts are happy with their June 2025 fundraising hauls. See how much each of them raised here.
Massachusetts Reacts To Newly-Enacted Big Beautiful Bill
President Donald Trump signed into law his long-promised tax and spending package on July 4, celebrating what he called a “big, beautiful bill” during a flashy White House ceremony that featured military jets and Republican lawmakers.
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Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell Picked Educrats Over Parents In Gender-Bending Storybooks Court Case
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Five Questions For Josh Winckowski: Injured Boston Red Sox Pitcher Q&A
NewBostonPost conducted a Five Questions interview with him at Polar Park, home of the Worcester Red Sox (Boston's Triple-A minor league affiliate), on Saturday, March 29.
One Fourth of July Parade This Year, Not Two
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Congressional Intern From Massachusetts Shot and Killed
A 21-year-old man from Granby, Massachusetts, was shot and killed Monday night in Washington, D.C., just weeks after starting a congressional internship.
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Boston Judge Putting Illegal Immigrants Above The Law
A federal judge in Boston is ignoring a Supreme Court ruling and blocking the deportation of eight violent illegal immigrants. That should concern anyone who believes in the rule of law.
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Five Best North Shore Beaches In Massachusetts
The North Shore has some of the best coastal spots in the state — clean water, quieter crowds, and great views of the Atlantic. Whether you're looking for a long beach walk, a family outing, or just a place to cool off without driving all the way to Cape Cod, the North Shore delivers.
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Decorum In Driver’s Ed? What The Driving Instructor Said
I have three teen girls who enjoy a good drama or rom-com, and we’re no strangers to the Pride and Prejudice movie with Keira Knightley (2005). It’s a fun watch, and there’s something intriguing and compelling about the period, costumes, balls, etc. The tale is set just over...
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At Least Nine State Championships In Girls’ Sports Went To Males This Past School Year
At least nine high school state titles in girls’ sports were won by male athletes during the 2024-2025 school year across five states: Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, California, and Washington.