President Obama Accepts Nomination For Second Term
President Obama acknowledged "my own failings" as he asked for a second term, four years after taking office as the nation's first black president.
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President Obama acknowledged "my own failings" as he asked for a second term, four years after taking office as the nation's first black president.
The 2004 presidential nominee praised Obama for ending the war in Iraq, ordering the killing of Osama bin Laden, helping to end Moammar Gadhafi's regime in Libya and standing with Israel.
Joseph Kennedy III, the first of his famous political family's generation to seek elective office, defeated two little-known Democrats in Thursday's primary in Massachusetts' 4th Congressional District.
U.S. Rep. William Keating brushed back a challenge from Bristol District Attorney Sam Sutter on Thursday to win the Democratic primary in Massachusetts' newly redrawn 9th Congressional District.
Results from Thursday September 6 primary election.
She wants to nationalize this race, capitalize on the higher-than-normal turnout of a presidential race in a very blue state, and take advantage of the distaste many local voters have for the Republicans in Congress
It's Primary Day. Massachusetts voters will determine the November matchups in the state's redrawn congressional districts.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Joe Mathieu and Carl Stevens are filing reports all week from the DNC.
Democratic U.S. Senate hopeful Elizabeth Warren is casting herself as a champion of a beleaguered middle class and a foe of moneyed interests in a speech to the Democratic National Convention.
Boston Mayor Thomas Menino is urging voters to reject Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, calling him a decent guy who made a lot of decisions that were bad for Massachusetts.
Joe's guests were Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren, Governor Deval Patrick, and retiring Congressman Barney Frank.
Schools in Portsmouth, New Hampshire will be closed Friday because President Barack Obama will be in town.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Joe Mathieu and Carl Stevens are filing reports all week from the DNC.
There was one passage in the governor's remarks that crossed the line between rhetoric and fantasy.
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick used his speech to the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday night to slam Mitt Romney, who held the job before him.
