Paid Sick Day Activists Plan State House Rally
Supporters of legislation creating paid sick days in Massachusetts are planning to rally at the Statehouse.
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Supporters of legislation creating paid sick days in Massachusetts are planning to rally at the Statehouse.
Legislative leaders are denying any misconduct following the indictment of three former probation department officials accused of rigging the agency's hiring process to favor politically-connected applicants.
Three former state probation department officials were charged with setting up a "rigged hiring system" that favored job applicants sponsored by powerful state lawmakers.
President Barack Obama on Friday nominated Dartmouth College president and global health expert Jim Yong Kim to lead the World Bank.
Ideologues tend to get upset when a politician strays off their preferred path, but many voters aren't that way, and seem to be able to handle the sight of a political figure changing his mind.
Mitt Romney would like to wipe away his campaign's Etch-A-Sketch analogy, but it may have opened up a whole new genre of match ups between politicians and toys.
It's no fun being criticized in print or on TV, we get it. But Kevin Cullen's column was well-reported, reasonable, and reflective of legitimate public outrage over Eugene O'Flaherty's position.
Graphic anti-smoking ads are the government's latest effort to convince people to quit. But are they working?
New Hampshire lawmakers have rejected a bill that would have made their state the first to repeal a gay marriage law through legislation — a move opposed by the governor.
New estimates show the Massachusetts economy grew at a slower rate in 2011 than first thought.
A former Republican candidate for state treasurer wants the Democrat who defeated her to remove from the Internet an old campaign ad about the way she influenced the distribution of Red Sox license plates.
New Hampshire lawmakers are considering whether to take the first step toward making their state legislature the first one to repeal a gay marriage law, even as the governor threatens a veto.
Front-runner Mitt Romney won the Illinois primary with ease Tuesday night, routing Rick Santorum.
The final two members of the state's five-person casino gambling commission have been unveiled.
A joke told by U.S. Sen. Scott Brown at this year's annual St. Patrick's Day Breakfast was virtually identical to a joke told weeks earlier by comic Conan O'Brien.
