The Fiscal Cliff - Your Questions Answered
All week on WBZ-TV, WBZ NewsRadio 1030, and CBSBoston.com we are taking a closer look at a subject that affects everybody: The Fiscal Cliff. Ask your questions here!
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All week on WBZ-TV, WBZ NewsRadio 1030, and CBSBoston.com we are taking a closer look at a subject that affects everybody: The Fiscal Cliff. Ask your questions here!
Former Massachusetts Treasurer Tim Cahill is back on the stand for a second day as prosecutors question him about taxpayer-funded lottery ads they say Cahill ran to promote his faltering 2010 gubernatorial campaign.
"It means the most predictable, preventable recession in U.S. history," Harvard University economics professor Jeffrey Frankel told WBZ-TV.
If we do fall off the fiscal cliff, tax hikes, program cuts and layoffs will come. If that happens, get ready for an epic round of the blame game.
The mayor is at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, recovering from a fracture in his back.
Whether its student loans, transportation, or heating assistance, millions of Americans get a helping hand from the federal government.
Former Massachusetts Treasurer Tim Cahill testified Thursday that the executive director of the state lottery came up with the idea of running ads to counter ads critical of the lottery.
When you start reading the fine print on the fiscal cliff, you quickly realize this thing would indeed affect everyone.
One thing is for certain, if lawmakers don't reach a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff on January 1, everyone's taxes will go up.
Former Treasurer Tim Cahill is expected to take the stand in his own defense as early as Thursday.
Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is moving into office space at his son's Boston-area venture capital firm.
Gov. Deval Patrick says officials have been unable to determine who in his administration hired former highway safety director Sheila Burgess because the original paperwork cannot be located.
Official Washington doesn't quite get it about the most wonderful time of the year.
If we do go over the fiscal cliff the part that would hit you in the wallet immediately is tax hikes.
If the so-called "fiscal cliff" becomes a reality in January, the economy in Massachusetts could take a bigger blow than other parts of the country.
