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Tom Joyce is a seasoned journalist and political commentator with a rich background in covering politics, sports, and pop culture. Since 2019, Tom has been a prominent contributor to NewBostonPost.
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Longtime New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady broke a record on Sunday. Brady now has the most complete passes in the regular season of any National Football League quarterback ever, according to ESPN.
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Should U.S. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh run for governor of Massachusetts? The Democrat served as mayor of Boston from 2015 to March 2021 before being confirmed as U.S. Labor Secretary by the U.S. Senate. Kim Janey then served as acting mayor, and former at-large city councilor Michelle
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Bourne school committee member Kari MacRae expressed two conservative viewpoints in a Tik Tok video after she won a seat on her town's school committee earlier this year. Now, a former member of the school committee is trying to oust her.
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Former NFL wide receiver Demaryius Thomas died on Thursday, December 9. Thomas was found dead in his home and it is believed that he died of medical complications related to a car crash he was in back in 2019, according to ESPN. He was 33 years old.
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Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll is thinking about running for lieutenant governor of Masssachusetts, according to Politico. The Democrat is 55 years old and has served as mayor since 2006. In the past she has considered running for various other positions in the state, but has never followed through on it.
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Should the Commonwealth of Massachusetts offer its black residents reparations for slavery? The concept interests Democratic candidate for governor Ben Downing.
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If state representative Dylan Fernandes (D-Falmouth) has it his way, you could either vote in the general election in November or face a small fine. Fernandes proposed Massachusetts House Bill 788, titled "An Act Making Voting Obligatory and Increasing Turnout in Elections," this past March. It would make