Keller @ Large: Ruling Raises Questions About U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz
Jon says federal prosecutors have a lot of power and an obligation to use it fairly.
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Jon says federal prosecutors have a lot of power and an obligation to use it fairly.
There were many protesters but few faithless electors as Donald Trump won the Electoral College vote Monday — ensuring he will become America's 45th president.
As members of the Electoral College from Massachusetts cast their votes for Democrat Hillary Clinton at the state house Monday, a few hundred protesters gathered for an anti-Donald Trump rally.
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren said she was proud of the work that Democrats and Republicans did together on the 21st Century Cures Act, a major medical-research bill--but she wanted more.
Remember that ugly incident where a Trump supporter sucker-punched a protester at a rally? Jon looks at what happened when these two met again and the opportunity it offers to the president-elect.
In a one-on-one interview at the WBZ-TV studios Thursday, Warren pushed back against her critics.
By giving business free reign, will President-elect Donald Trump make it rain for just the select few, or for everyone?
A newly blond Kanye West visited Donald Trump on Tuesday, and the two men posed for photos but didn't say much about their discussion
Congressman Stephen Lynch tells WBZ political analyst Jon Keller that Donald Trump's campaign did a better job than Hillary Clinton's in addressing the concerns of the average American worker.
Senator John Glenn was a much-decorated Marine pilot who flew missions with Ted Williams and went on to join the very first group of U.S. astronauts.
Jon says the editors of Time don't do a very good job of assessing the past or forecasting the future.
Jon says no one voted for Sen. Elizabeth Warren thinking she would be a sheep in the Senate, and she's not.
President-elect Donald Trump is adding former wrestling executive Linda McMahon to his Cabinet as leader of the Small Business Administration.
Massachusetts Senate President Stan Rosenberg came out publicly to say he was disappointed with Hampshire College in Amherst after they briefly decided to ban the American flag on campus following recent protests at the school.
The president-elect celebrates the saving of 1,100 jobs, as he should. But Jon says there's less here than meets the eye.
