Murray, Tsongas, Kerry Hope To Keep Hanscom Open
Lt. Gov. Tim Murray led Sen. John Kerry and Rep. Niki Tsongas Monday on a tour of one of the state's military bases that may be closed.
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Lt. Gov. Tim Murray led Sen. John Kerry and Rep. Niki Tsongas Monday on a tour of one of the state's military bases that may be closed.
GM is suspending production of the Volt for five weeks – laying off 1,300 workers – in order to "match production with demand," which means no one's buying them.
Massachusetts is one of ten states involved in Super Tuesday. Here's why it's so important in the race for the Republican nomination.
A bill to decriminalize marijuana possession under one-half ounce is flying high into the House with an endorsement by the Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee.
New Mass. GOP Chairman Bob Maginn has a busy week coming up with Super Tuesday on the horizon. Jon Keller is at large.
A new poll shows Sen. Scott Brown has a sizable lead over his main Democratic opponent this fall, Elizabeth Warren.
The photographer who took the iconic picture of John F. Kennedy Jr. saluting his father's coffin during the slain president's 1963 funeral has died.
Massachusetts lawmakers are weighing a bill that would forbid pet owners from leaving their dogs tied up outside for more than eight hours at a time.
A new bill to require voters to show photo identification at the polls to vote in New Hampshire is coming up for a vote in the Senate.
Republican U.S. Sen. Scott Brown is joining Democrats in calling on radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh to apologize for calling a law student "a slut" for testifying before Congress about the need for birth control coverage
Boston's Finance Commission is calling for a full audit of the vendor that runs the Swan Boats at the city's Public Garden.
The shallow grievance culture this kind of thing feeds is a major reason why our government so often seems gridlocked.
President Barack Obama, turning his political sights on snowy New Hampshire, demanded that Congress eliminate oil and gas company subsidies that he called an outrageous government "giveaway."
Convicted former Massachusetts House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi has again asked to be moved closer to home.
Bottom line – the economy likely won't rebound strongly until we see signs of dynamic, effective leadership.
