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NewBostonPost is an online newspaper founded in 2015 that covers Massachusetts and the rest of New England from a conservative point of view. NewBostonPost provides original reporting, news aggregation, and commentary. We aim to provide accurate and compelling information to illuminate issues of the day and timeless principles. NewBostonPost is published by Boston Media Networks, a privately held company.

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Maura Healey, Mike Minogue Clash Over State Police Scandal, Energy Costs, Abortion In Final Debate

Oct 16

Maura Healey, Mike Minogue Clash Over State Police Scandal, Energy Costs, Abortion In Final Debate Gov. Maura Healey and Republican Mike Minogue sparred over state government scandals, high energy bills and abortion rights in their final debate.

Three Weeks Before Election, Maura Healey Pressures Utilities To Speed Up Refunds

Oct 16

Three Weeks Before Election, Maura Healey Pressures Utilities To Speed Up Refunds Gov. Maura Healey demands early utility refunds ahead of Election Day, even though companies have until May 2027 to issue them.

Treasurer Deb Goldberg Refuses To Debate Republican Challenger Elizabeth Dionne

Oct 16

Treasurer Deb Goldberg Refuses To Debate Republican Challenger Elizabeth Dionne Massachusetts Treasurer Deb Goldberg has declined to debate Republican challenger Elizabeth Dionne on GBH, claiming the liberal outlet has a bias against her.

Spotlight: Ravi Ravichandran Combines Technology, Christian Faith, and Service

Oct 16

Spotlight: Ravi Ravichandran Combines Technology, Christian Faith, and Service Ravi Ravichandran discusses his career in technology, his Christian faith, and his work supporting Boston Trinity Academy and Gordon College.

Cambridge City Council Moves To Effectively Decriminalize Consensual Prostitution

Oct 16

Cambridge City Council Moves To Effectively Decriminalize Consensual Prostitution Cambridge city councilors want police to make consensual adult prostitution arrests a low priority and prosecutors to stop pursuing such cases.