Keller @ Large: State GOP's Jennifer Nassour Talks Mass. Politics
Recently, state Democratic chairman Jon Walsh spoke to Jon Keller about Bay State politics. Now, it's time to hear the other side. Keller is at large with Jennifer Nassour.
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Recently, state Democratic chairman Jon Walsh spoke to Jon Keller about Bay State politics. Now, it's time to hear the other side. Keller is at large with Jennifer Nassour.
Massachusetts environmental officials have approved construction of a natural gas-fired power plant in Brockton that's facing stiff local opposition.
This gridlocked mess is partly because all the possible answers contain political kryptonite, including one with serious implications for New England.
Instead of glossy TV sets and candidates at podiums, the debate in a Concord, New Hampshire conference room had laptops and hash tags.
Freshman State Rep. Ryan Fattman says it's not fair lawmakers are paid for driving to work.
Harvard Law School Professor Elizabeth Warren has a decision to make now.
A new measure is bringing some relief to local communities struggling with skyrocketing health care costs for municipal employees. Jon Keller is at large.
Massachusetts political leaders are donning their poker faces as they try to cut a deal legalizing casino gambling after years of noisy disagreements.
Mitt Romney leads all Republicans in the contest for campaign cash, outpacing his closest rival to announce numbers so far, Rep. Michele Bachmann, by a 3-to-1 margin in banked cash.
Sen. Kerry is blaming "a few ideological extremists" in the Republican Party for jeopardizing the nation's economy by refusing to negotiate a deal to raise the nation's debt limit ahead of an Aug. 2 deadline.
House Speaker Robert DeLeo says businesses allegedly running illegal online gambling programs are scamming customers out of money.
Sen. John Kerry is saying he won't endorse any candidate in the Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Republican Scott Brown, including consumer advocate Elizabeth Warren.
Sen. John Kerry told reporters Friday that Democrats are ready to make concessions on safety net programs but some Republicans have refused to budge from their demand that no taxes, even on the nation's wealthiest, be part of that deal.
Governor Deval Patrick said on Thursday he knew Department of Transportation Secretary Jeffrey Mullan has thought of stepping aside.
They were all smiles back in April at the groundbreaking for the Kennedy Institute. But behind the scenes, there's trouble in Camelot.
