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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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The U.S. Senate voted against giving coronavirus stimulus checks to illegal immigrants last month, but one immigration-restrictionist think tank says that millions could still receive them — and a left-leaning news outlet confirms that an unidentified number of them will. The Center for Immigration Studies, which wants fewer immigrants in
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Alex Morse is more than doubling his salary by leaving his job as mayor of Holyoke to become town manager of Provincetown. Morse, 32, is an openly homosexual progressive Democrat who unsuccessfully challenged U.S. Representative Richard Neal (D-Springfield) from the left in the state primary last year. He is
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Vermont's Republican governor wants more refugees to come to his state. Phil Scott plans to ask the U S. State Department to at least triple the total number of refugees that his state receives per year. Vermont is set to get 100 refugees this year — which Scott thinks
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Fans are now welcome back at pro sporting events in Massachusetts. The Commonwealth entered the fourth phase of its reopening plan on Monday, March 22.
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It looks like Rayla Campbell may end up running for lieutenant governor rather than the U.S. House of Representatives next year. The conservative Republican from Randolph who ran as a write-in candidate against U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley (D-Dorchester) in the state's Seventh Congressional District last November
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Fans will soon be able to attend high school sports events in Rhode Island. As of Monday, March 22, the Rhode Island Interscholastic League's no-spectator policy will no longer exist, as Patch.com reports. Instead, individual schools will be able to set their own policies when it comes
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"A house divided amongst itself cannot stand" -Abraham Lincoln My first run for public office came in 2010—an ill-fated race for the Republican nomination for state representative. I lost to Korey Welch handily, not even winning a single precinct in the Fifth Plymouth District. Now many people
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Curt Schilling plans to leave Massachusetts for good. The outspoken conservative and former Boston Red Sox pitcher plans to move to Tennessee this year.