Ed Markey, Kamala Harris And Bernie Sanders Propose Monthly $2,000 Payments Throughout Coronavirus Crisis
They're proposing a significant increase to the support Americans are getting from the federal government.
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They're proposing a significant increase to the support Americans are getting from the federal government.
Jon Keller takes a closer look at a new poll that shows most of Massachusetts approves of Gov. Baker's handling of the coronavirus crisis.
Jon says Elizabeth Warren for vice president is not going to happen.
A state legislator in New Hampshire resigned Saturday after he posted a tweet that dismissed sexual assault allegations against Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden.
Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts, on Friday proposed a temporary pay raise for essential workers who are working during the coronavirus pandemic.
In an interview Friday morning on MSNBC, former Vice President Joe Biden finally went beyond written statements to directly address an accusation of sexual assault.
The unprecedented suspension of personal freedoms - however temporary and seemingly justified by the pandemic's carnage – was bound to prompt this kind of legal battle.
Some key Massachusetts leaders are pushing for a vote by mail initiative that would allow voters in the state to mail in their ballots for this year's fall elections.
Jon says it sure looks like there's no way the major parties will have crowded conventions and other large events this year.
U.S. Rep. Joe Kennedy III is edging out U.S. Sen. Ed Markey in the race to stockpile campaign funds ahead of the state's Sept. 1 Democratic primary for a Senate seat.
WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller talked with Massachusetts Congressman Joe Kennedy III.
Lawyers say President Trump's executive order on immigration could actually hurt the economy.
There are 196 days to go until we vote.
Massachusetts lawmakers have sent to Republican Gov. Charlie Baker a bill they say would provide a safety net for renters, homeowners, and small businesses.
Sen. Ed Markey said the U.S. doesn't have enough testing and supplies in place to reopen the economy in a quick and safe fashion.