Brown To Warren: 'Stop Scaring Women'
One of the most heated segments of Thursday's Massachusetts senate debate followed a question about the Supreme Court and women's issues.
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One of the most heated segments of Thursday's Massachusetts senate debate followed a question about the Supreme Court and women's issues.
Senator Brown used the first question of Thursday's Massachusetts US Senate debate on WBZ-TV to go after opponent Elizabeth Warren's claims of Native American ancestry.
Senator Scott Brown and Democrat challenger Elizabeth Warren met for the first time in a debate at the WBZ studios.
The Brown campaign told WBZ-TV that they are furious about what they call a deliberate effort by the democratic leadership to embarrass their man, a charge the Democrats deny.
Boston Mayor Tom Menino has finally picked a side in the U.S. Senate race in Massachusetts.
Lawyers for former Massachusetts Treasurer Tim Cahill and two former aides will ask a judge to throw out public corruption charges against them.
It will be up to you to determine how well or poorly each candidate handled the question, how evasive they were or weren't.
Senator Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren are busy preparing for the first debate on Thursday night.
I've got some constructive advice for those of you hyperventilating over every twist and turn of this campaign – switch to decaf, quickly!
Excitement is building for Thursday night's first debate between senate candidates Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren.
Paul Ryan spoke in Dover Tuesday, a day after a hidden camera video surfaced showing Mitt Romney saying 47 percent of people who will vote for President Barack Obama "believe that they are victims."
Senator Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren will hold their first televised debate Thursday night on WBZ-TV. Send your questions in here.
A new poll is showing the state's closely-watched U.S. Senate race remains tight.
Mitt Romney is trying to contain the political fallout of an unauthorized video of him telling donors that almost half of all Americans "believe they are victims" entitled to extensive government support.
Two new polls independent of each other bring good news to Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren.
