Democrat Jay Gonzalez To Challenge Gov. Charlie Baker In 2018
Republican Gov. Charlie Baker is facing his first official Democratic challenger in next year's governor's race.
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Republican Gov. Charlie Baker is facing his first official Democratic challenger in next year's governor's race.
Rep. Joe Kennedy III told WBZ political analyst Jon Keller this week that Democrats have to fight back on issues of people's identity and dignity, but not on every single issue.
Jon says let's analyze this trash piece by piece.
The group behind the doomsday clock claims we just moved closer to nuclear war. Jon says that may be just a bit over the top.
Not even the grandest of American sports spectacles is immune to the nation's deep political divisions.
Refugees worry their family members will be left behind if President Trump moves forward with a plan to bar Syrian immigrants.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is defending her decision to vote to approve Ben Carson as President Donald Trump's nominee for housing secretary.
The Massachusetts Senate has passed a bill calling for nearly $18 million in annual pay raises for top legislators, statewide elected officials and judges.
Why would you accept ridiculous ideas and candidates just because they come from your party, or reflexively shun good ones because they come from the other side?
Eighteen million dollars in raises for pols and judges while families with severely-ill kids get table scraps? Jon explains what's wrong with this picture.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh denounced President Trump's plan to strip funding for sanctuary cities.
Mass. lawmakers gave themselves a raise while nurses who care for severely disabled children have been fighting for a pay hike for years.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Wednesday that paves the way to strip so-called "sanctuary cities" of federal funding.
As Trump fired off two tweets Wednesday calling for a federal probe, Rep. Bates proposed two New Hampshire election reform bills.
Massachusetts Secretary of State Bill Galvin is angry about President Donald Trump's stated belief--despite no credible evidence--that millions of people voted illegally in the 2016 election.
