Keller @ Large: 2020 'Muzzle Awards' For People And Organizations That Diminish Free Speech
Northeastern journalism professor Dan Kennedy joined WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller to discuss Kennedy's annual "New England Muzzle Awards."
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Northeastern journalism professor Dan Kennedy joined WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller to discuss Kennedy's annual "New England Muzzle Awards."
If the bill passes, eligible residents will be able to vote early for both the state primary and general election and vote by mail.
The Boston City Council has passed a revised budget by a narrow margin of 8-5 that reallocates some police funds, but some council critics say does not meet the moment amid calls for police defunding and structural change.
The senator from Massachusetts is the leading choice in a survey of college students.
Mayor Marty Walsh said there as a great deal of "uncertainty and unpredictability" surrounding how the economy will rebound following the coronavirus pandemic.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh told WBZ-TV Friday he advised against the Boston Police Commissioner's meeting with Attorney General William Barr.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is among those cheering the Supreme Court's blow to President Donald Trump's immigration policy.
Jean Kennedy Smith, the youngest sister and last surviving sibling of President John F. Kennedy, died Wednesday at the age of 92.
In the weeks since the death of George Floyd, many companies have pledged to address racial inequality. But will it really happen?
The bill would give all eligible residents the opportunity to vote early, allow residents to vote-by-mail, and expand absentee ballot access.
Trump said the new policy would encourage better police practices.
Biden's vice presidential search is entering a new round of vetting and Warren is still on the list along with several black women.
A bill intended to help protect the public from Eastern Equine Encephalitis has been approved by the Massachusetts Senate.
Ed Davis said he does not believe President Trump will be able to help with police reform, and instead change will come at the local level.
Massachusetts lawmakers are working on legislation they say will respond to some of the concerns raised by those protesting George Floyd's killing, including banning the use of chokeholds by police.
