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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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Former Brandeis Transgender Athlete Joins Canadian Women’s College Track Team

Nov 8

Former Brandeis Transgender Athlete Joins Canadian Women’s College Track Team Elle Yung has left Brandeis for Western University’s women’s track team after the NCAA barred male athletes from women’s competition.

5 Things To Know About 19-Year-Old Massachusetts State Rep-Elect Daniel Darris-O'Connor's Political Views

Nov 8

5 Things To Know About 19-Year-Old Massachusetts State Rep-Elect Daniel Darris-O'Connor's Political Views Daniel Darris-O'Connor, 19, defeated Republican Marc Lombardo in Billerica. Here are five of his views on abortion, LGBT rights, gun control and more.

Massachusetts Democrats Poised To Flip South Shore House Seat

Nov 7

Massachusetts Democrats Poised To Flip South Shore House Seat Democrat Sarah Hewins leads Republican state Rep. John Gaskey by 89 votes in the Second Plymouth District, but outstanding ballots and a possible recount could change the result.

Former Maine Gov. Paul LePage Flips U.S. House Seat Red Amid Bluenami

Nov 7

Former Maine Gov. Paul LePage Flips U.S. House Seat Red Amid Bluenami Former Maine Gov. Paul LePage won the state's 2nd Congressional District after Democrat Matt Dunlap conceded, flipping the seat for Republicans.

Why Should Young People Pay Massachusetts Prices When They Can Live in New Hampshire?

Nov 5

Why Should Young People Pay Massachusetts Prices When They Can Live in New Hampshire? Massachusetts voters rejected two affordability measures in 2026. For young people near the New Hampshire border, moving north could make financial sense.