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Tina McCormick
Beats
Massachusetts politics
Stories published
36
Based in
Boston, MA
Contact
via the newsroom

Recent Stories

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The problem with Africa

When I was growing up in Copenhagen, my mother had a three row Peugeot station wagon to accommodate six children and two…

· · Updated a year ago · 5 min read
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Back to campus

Sept. 1, 2016 At the NewBostonPost, September means heading "back to campus." As Boston bustles with the arrival of approximately…

· · Updated a year ago · 1 min read
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Foreign policy

This month, the NewBostonPost is focusing on foreign policy. Much has changed in the world since Ronald Reagan challenged Soviet Leader Mikhail…

· · Updated a year ago · 2 min read
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Democracy

July 1, 2016, This month, as we celebrate American independence, the NewBostonPost will focus on the theme of democracy.  In a way,…

· · Updated a year ago · 2 min read
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The need to compromise

The topic of abortion has divided this country for more than half a century. And while the imminent March for Life in…

· · Updated a year ago · 4 min read
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A plea for mercy for Brock Allen Turner

In recent weeks, the public has become nearly hysterical over the perceived lenient sentencing of Brock Allen Turner, the Stanford student convicted…

· · Updated a year ago · 3 min read
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Public health

June 1, The NewBostonPost's June theme is public health. As the weather turns warmer and ripe for outdoor activity, it…

· · Updated a year ago · 2 min read
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Deaths of desperation

Advocates of assisted suicide, both here in Massachusetts and around the globe, often claim that they are fighting for the right to…

· · Updated a year ago · 4 min read
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A mother’s manifesto

In "Everlasting Man," G.K. Chesterton remarks: "You cannot chip away the statue of a mother from all round…

· · Updated a year ago · 5 min read
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Diversity

May 1, 2016, Late last year, NBP ran monthly themes on immigration (October) and religious pluralism (December) in which we celebrated the…

· · Updated a year ago · 2 min read