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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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When elected to represent Massachusetts's Seventh Congressional District last year, Ayanna Pressley became the state's first black Congresswoman. Now, Rayla Campbell, a 37-year-old Randolph resident, hopes to be the second — by defeating Pressley in the general election this November.
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John Costa believes in the Second Amendment and does not want the government to infringe upon it. So he is keeping his gun store open, albeit with a few modifications. The Gunrunner, in Middleborough, is still operating, despite gun shops not being on Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker's list
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Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker has repeatedly said he and his advisers are looking at certain key metrics to determine when to reopen the state's economy. "What I would say is that everybody has said you need to see downward trends. Downward trends," Baker said during a
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Worcester officials have formally notified a pastor who held a regular church service Sunday that he violated the governor's executive order banning most gatherings of 10 people or more. Worcester City Manager Edward M. Augustus Jr. sent Adams Square Baptist Church Pastor Kris Casey a letter Monday saying
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Pastor Kris Casey preached to a live audience for the first time in more than a month on Sunday morning. The pastor and about 20 people gathered at Adams Square Baptist Church in Worcester on Sunday at 11 a.m. for a service that lasted about 75 minutes.
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Becoming a medical doctor is a long process anywhere — especially in the United States. Amid the coronavirus pandemic, business in the United States is being restricted to flatten the curve of the virus spreading. This is being done so that the health care system is not overburdened.
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Restaurants are known for selling cooked and prepared meals, but in a couple of Massachusetts communities, they have expanded their business model as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. In addition to selling takeout alcoholic beverages, Arlington and Somerville allow their restaurants to sell groceries if they wish. Typically, a
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At a time where Harvard University received nearly $9 million from the federal government in the recent coronavirus bills, some say it is time for the government to start taking more money from Harvard and its peers. Harvard University drew criticism recently when news broke last week that the world&