NH House Condemns Contraceptive Exemption
New Hampshire's House has passed a resolution calling for the federal government to rescind a rule requiring health insurance companies to provide contraceptives to employees of religious organizations.
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New Hampshire's House has passed a resolution calling for the federal government to rescind a rule requiring health insurance companies to provide contraceptives to employees of religious organizations.
U.S. Sen. Scott Brown is urging top defense officials to let women serve in front line combat, saying barring women from those units could make it harder for them to rise up the military ranks.
The state's highest court rejected an attempt to expand civil laws covering responsibility for underage drinking at parties.
Rick Santorum is nothing if not consistent.
Gov. Deval Patrick has been picked to serve as a co-chairman of President Barack Obama's re-election campaign.
One of the area's marquee military installations, Hanscom Air Force Base, is dealing with a stunning blow.
If you're watching the bad news out of Greece and thinking, gee, they need to get their act together, keep in mind, the same goes for us.
President Barack Obama's campaign workers are using the balloting to rally supporters in Massachusetts.
It's been a busy month for politics, both nationally and here in Massachusetts. The Boston Globe's Glen Johnson stopped by to discuss the latest developments.
A federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit that alleged the state's casino law is unconstitutional because it gives an advantage to federally recognized Indian tribes
New documents indicate a luxury undercover boat purchased with fines collected from fishermen was used by federal fishery police to visit restaurants and for high-speed "pleasure cruising."
But the vilification of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie proves it -- no good deed goes unpunished, no matter how well-meaning.
The latest poll in the U.S. Senate race in Massachusetts shows Sen. Scott Brown with a comfortable lead over Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren.
Joseph Kennedy III officially launched his campaign for the U.S. House on Thursday, embracing his family's legacy while also acknowledging that name alone will not assure him electoral success.
Just because someone's last name is Kennedy and they're from the famous family, isn't necessarily a formula for political success.
