Mary Kennedy's Son Likely To Oversee Estate
A judge says he'll likely approve a request from the 18-year-old son of Mary and Robert Kennedy Jr. to be named administrator of his mother's estate.
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A judge says he'll likely approve a request from the 18-year-old son of Mary and Robert Kennedy Jr. to be named administrator of his mother's estate.
The candidates for U.S. Senate in Massachusetts have raised more money from supporters than in any other election in state history — and Election Day is still more than three months away.
U.S. Sen. Scott Brown says states should decide whether to ban assault weapons following a shooting rampage in Colorado.
Mitt needs to grow a couple and toughen-up, which he's beginning to do, and Barack needs to stop acting like a two-bit politician from the South Side of Chicago.
Campaigns are heating up both locally and nationally. Jon Keller is at large.
A new state law is about to take hold that supporters hope will lead to more testing for HIV in Massachusetts.
Former President Bill Clinton is coming to New Hampshire to campaign for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Maggie Hassan.
The deadly shooting spree in Colorado consumed the presidential campaign Friday, sidetracking a bitter political contest with a tragedy that at least temporarily brought the candidates together in common purpose.
Bad weather can make a mess of the roads, but that's apparently not a problem for Gov. Deval Patrick.
Massachusetts collected about $600 million more in taxes in the fiscal year that ended June 30 than in the previous 12-month period, but income tax collections fell short of official state forecasts, officials said Wednesday.
Kerry Kennedy said doctors believe her recent auto accident on a highway was caused not by illegal drugs or a sleeping pill, but by a seizure stemming from an old brain injury.
Senate hopeful Elizabeth Warren took aim at her Republican opponent U.S. Sen. Scott Brown and former Gov. Mitt Romney during a forum at the John F. Kennedy Library in Boston.
Lawmakers have moved to block any changes from being made in the casino compact signed last week by Gov. Deval Patrick and the Wampanoag Indian tribe.
I've always wondered - how do partisans manage to maintain such a high state of righteous indignation all the time without popping a gasket?
