Keller @ Large: Why The National Anthem Is A Political Football
The anthem can be a showcase for unity or underscore divisions.
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The anthem can be a showcase for unity or underscore divisions.
A Harvard report gave Massachusetts failing grades on its COVID-19 vaccine report card.
As the second impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump gets underway, a new poll finds much stronger public support for conviction than the first time around.
Secretary of State William Galvin has proposed that vote by mail and same-day registration become permanent fixtures of elections in Massachusetts.
A former state senator for western Massachusetts is entering the race for governor.
State Rep. Jon Santiago, a Democrat representing the South End, is considering a run for Boston mayor.
During Thursday's Senate confirmation hearing, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh was asked about the cost of living. His answer put one local shop in the national spotlight.
Sen. Richard Burr made it clear before Marty Walsh even spoke that his confirmation was assured, and the waltz was on.
The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee will now need to schedule a vote. If Walsh is approved, his nomination would then move to the full Senate for a confirmation vote.
If Boston Mayor Marty Walsh wins Senate confirmation, he'll face an inbox of issues as challenging in their own way as any facing the Secretary of State or Attorney General.
The Boston City Council approved a petition Wednesday to waive a special election to replace Mayor Marty Walsh.
Alex Gray believes his disability has taught him a valuable skill for a politician: listening.
Jon says the Democrats' political strategy is to make sure conspiracy-averse voter groups have yet another reason to shun the GOP.
WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller talked to Massachusetts State Sen. Bruce Tarr.
U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch announced Friday he has tested positive for COVID-19.
