Keller @ Large: Menino's Absence Starting To Scare Us
Boston has felt like a ghost town the past three weeks. We're haunted by the absence of the man who makes the city go.
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Boston has felt like a ghost town the past three weeks. We're haunted by the absence of the man who makes the city go.
Mayor Tom Menino's doctors met with reporters Monday afternoon at Brigham and Women's Hospital to update his condition.
There's been lots of talk about Senator John Kerry being the next Secretary of State and now there's a report he could be in line for Defense Secretary.
Enough voters here are so repulsed by the national Republican brand that they simply will not vote for Republicans for federal office.
Rep. Steven Lynch says he accepts General David Petraeus' resignation but does not rule out Petraeus being called to testify in the investigation of the Benghazi attack.
We must take care of the people who go to war on our behalf. That is a sacred obligation on par with caring for helpless seniors and protecting children.
The Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren lawn signs are still dotting the landscape, but in politics-obsessed Massachusetts, speculation is already turning to the next election — or two.
A recap of Tuesday's election and the Democratic sweep in Massachusetts were some of the topics WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller covered Sunday on "Keller @ Large" as he sat down with Massachusetts Democratic Party Chairman John Walsh.
Massachusetts Republicans will hold even fewer seats in the state Legislature in the next two-year session.
A solid majority of Massachusetts voters favor overturning a U.S. Supreme Court decision that lifted many restrictions on corporate spending in political elections.
Mailings accusing New Hampshire State Representative Matt Quandt of being drunk on the job landed in mailboxes across Exeter the day before the election.
The fiscal cliff would require such a sharp cut in the deficit that the economy would contract, economists say.
Joseph Early Sr., a Democratic congressman from Massachusetts who lost his seat after a banking scandal, died Friday. He was 79.
Governor Deval Patrick and his wife Diane have been invited to dinner with President Barack Obama at the White House Friday evening.
Every once in awhile, I get a email that captures exactly the way I feel more expressively than I could ever do.
