Tom Brady and Snoop Dogg step into the Super Bowl commercial spotlight this year, starring in the first teaser for Robert Kraft's Foundation to Combat Antisemitism. But don't expect Tom Brady: Soon-to-be Super Bowl 59 broadcaster and part-owner of the Las Vegas Raiders,

Josh Kraft, 57, the son of New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, 83, is running for mayor of Boston, according to the Boston Globe.

Five years after Patriots owner Robert Kraft launched the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism, he said he has seen firsthand the difference education can make. WBZ-TV's Lisa Hughes reports.

Josh Kraft took a big step toward running for mayor of Boston on Monday, opening an account with the Office of Campaign and Political Finance to be able

Josh Kraft, son of New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and a well-known community leader in his own right, is reportedly launching his campaign next month to unseat Mayor Michelle Wu. Why it matters: Kraft is a political neophyte but could become a force in Boston politics for three reasons: his connections in the philanthropic world,

The New England Patriots may not be done with former head coach Jerod Mayo just yet. Mayo could be considering legal action against the franchise and owner Robert Kraft, according to rumors from local sports radio.

Josh Kraft, president of the New England Patriots Foundation and son of Patriots owner Robert Kraft, has filed paperwork with the state to launch a campaign for mayor of Boston.

Josh Kraft, a local philanthropist and the son of New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, has formally submitted his paperwork to run for mayor of Boston.

A smart, savvy challenger who knows Boston well could cobble together a credible challenge to Wu. But is Kraft that person?

The nonprofit Foundation to Combat Antisemitism launches a teaser with Snoop Dogg and Tom Brady for its second consecutive Super Bowl ad.

BOSTON — Josh Kraft, the son of Patriots owner Robert Kraft, has officially filed the paperwork to run for mayor of Boston. “Certainly, it makes the race coming up the best mayoral race we’ve had in quite some time,” said Tom Whalen, political historian at Boston University.