'Wear A God Damn Mask,' Joe Kennedy Tweets While Wishing Trump Fast Covid Recovery
Joe Kennedy wished President Trump well Friday morning hours after the president announced he had coronavirus, but he followed it up with - "Wear a god damn mask."
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Joe Kennedy wished President Trump well Friday morning hours after the president announced he had coronavirus, but he followed it up with - "Wear a god damn mask."
An infectious disease doctor from Brigham and Women's Hospital explains who needs to get tested after President Trump's coronavirus announcement.
Dr. Mallika Marshall said President will be watched closely for coronavirus symptoms while he's in quarantine.
President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have tested positive for COVID-19, the president tweeted early Friday morning.
President Donald Trump is reportedly trying to take credit for a $4 billion federal food aid program and Boston Mayor Marty Walsh called it "insulting."
The Secretary of State's Office said 17,872 ballots were thrown out for various reasons.
Jon Keller shares some highlights and lowlights from the first presidential debate.
Jon Keller said this debate was "hands down the worst presidential debate that I've ever seen."
There is a house divided in Watertown. Upstairs is Trump country and downstairs in Biden territory. But the neighbors get along just fine.
Jon says voters may have made up their minds already, but tonight's presidential debate is still must-see TV.
There are five weeks to go until Election Day, and the candidates aren't the only ones working overtime on their campaigns.
When The New York Times reported that President Trump paid little or no taxes in the past 15 years, it got voters in Middleboro talking.
Jon says the leaking of President Trump's tax returns to the New York Times is a "timely reminder of just how sketchy this guy is."
WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller talks to Boston City Councilor and mayoral candidate Michelle Wu.
More than 50 Black leaders and organizations from across Massachusetts are pressing state lawmakers to act on a stalled police accountability bill.
