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The last time the Patriots lost to the Bears in Chicago was December 10th, 2000
They have had 4 consecutive wins since 🤯
BREAKING: ‘Looksmaxxing’ influencer Clavicular pleads not guilty to raping teen at Orleans MA courthouse
Mitchell Robinson’s old Instagram story is going viral following his rough performance against the Detroit Pistons last night 😳
Former MIT scientist wins $6M defamation verdict against colleague who accused him of sexual misconduct
Reports show that 73% of drivers find parking stressful, raising the question: Are today's parking apps actually eliminating the guesswork, or still leaving drivers to figure out where to park?
Life Time is opening a massive 45,000-square-foot athletic club at Commonwealth Pier in Boston’s Seaport in late 2027.
The waterfront club will feature 40-foot ceilings, panoramic Boston Harbor views, sauna, hot and cold experiences, recovery amenities, a cafe and bar.
Bills CB CJ Gardner-Johnson on the loss to the Patriots:
“An elevated guy made a hell of a catch. Probably won’t hear from him again. Respectfully.”
“A practice squad player made a hell of a play.”
“They ain’t do s**t better than us.”
BREAKING: Zach Bryan broke the attendance record at Gillette Stadium with a total attendance of 73,538
Previous record holder was Ed Sheeran 71,723
NEW PHOTO: Blood appears to be visible on the ball Drake Maye dropped against Jacksonville — do Patriots fans owe him an apology?
BREAKING: A search is currently underway this morning after a Jet carrying 6 people went missing 13 miles south off the coast of Nantucket
SOLD OUT: UMass football has officially sold out McGuirk Alumni Stadium for this weekend’s game against Eastern Michigan — the program’s first sellout since 2014.
Massachusetts Uber and Lyft drivers are now guaranteed at least $34.48/hour for time spent picking up and transporting riders, effective January 15, 2026, plus paid sick leave, health insurance stipends and other benefits under the state's $175M settlement.
