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Sen. Elizabeth Warren sought to solidify her connection with African-American voters Friday as she prepares to launch a potential presidential campaign amid criticism of her approach to race and identity.
Officials have certified more than 4,000 signatures gathered in an effort to recall a Massachusetts mayor charged in a federal fraud case.
You know the old saying that actions speak louder than words. But in the U.S. Senate, where action is rarely taken, we're forced to look at words as a measure of political sincerity.
Schilling told Ocasio-Cortez on Twitter she's being scrutinized because she says stupid things.
Time magazine has chosen "The Guardians and the War on Truth," a group of journalists who have been in the news in 2018, as its Person of the Year.
From the worlds of politics, pop culture, and social activism, finalists include three heads of state, a group of young activists, a journalist, a Hollywood director, and an actress turned Royal.
Booker's said repeatedly in recent weeks that he'll take the holiday season to assess whether he launches a White House campaign.
Was President Trump's afternoon tweet an amusing comeback to Rex Tillerson, or did it prove Tillerson's point?
The late President Bush was from a very different generation than the baby boomers currently in power, and boy, does it show, says Jon.
The lame duck period during a transfer of power is often an opportunity for mischief.
Former Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick will not run for president in 2020, citing the "cruelty of our elections process."
The former Massachusetts governor had been considering a run for the White House.
Does a candidate's resume matter as much as it once did when it comes to presidential politics?
Do voters want a kinder, gentler president, or should Democrats try to beat Donald Trump at his own caustic game?
So what made Gov. Charlie Baker's re-election campaign so successful? Jon Keller spoke to one of Baker's consultants.
