Sheriff Candidate Apologizes For Saying He Would Use Deadly Force To Stop Abortions
A Republican candidate for sheriff in Hillsborough County, New Hampshire has apologized for saying he would use deadly force to stop an abortion.
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A Republican candidate for sheriff in Hillsborough County, New Hampshire has apologized for saying he would use deadly force to stop an abortion.
A new animal rights law signed by Governor Patrick bans any breed specific rules and regulations, which mean pit bulls can't be singled out.
So, with all due concern for damage and risk, I'm kind of hoping we do see a big storm in Tampa next week.
A man running for sheriff in New Hampshire says if he is elected, he will arrest anyone involved in an abortion in his county.
Brown was one of the first to call for the Congressman Todd Akin to bow out of the race, and he sees the need to reassure female voters of his support for abortion rights.
Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown said he won't stand behind Missouri Rep. Todd Akin even if Akin wins a Senate seat in the November election.
Many people have apparently come to believe that the news media is there to carry their water, and they are upset when we fail to do so.
Sal DiMasi, 67, was convicted in June 2011 of charges including conspiracy, extortion and honest services fraud.
The founder of the Boston Beer Company says President Obama has some work to do if he wants to become a better brewer.
Who is Rep. Todd Akin and why are so many people talking about him?
Senator Scott Brown says Republican Senate candidate Todd Akin of Missouri should drop out of his race because of a comment he made about rape.
A crowd of about 3,000 — many waving Romney-Ryan signs and American flags — greeted the Republican duo for the outdoor event on the quad at St. Anselm College.
This campaign is a schoolyard brawl in the gutter, with no rules, no decency, and no high ground in sight.
Gov. Deval Patrick will be a speaker at next month's Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C.
Police say a New Hampshire man with a holstered toy gun on his hip was escorted away before President Barack Obama's campaign event in Rochester.
