Keller @ Large: O.K. To Lie To The Media?
No one is obligated to talk to the press if they don't want to. But if you do and you lie you deserve whatever the fallout might be.
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No one is obligated to talk to the press if they don't want to. But if you do and you lie you deserve whatever the fallout might be.
Massachusetts lawmakers are considering a bill that would give patients the right to have their operations videotaped if they pay for it.
State leaders want to bring casino gambling here to Massachusetts. But, some critics are concerned that could be a losing bet for the Bay State. Jon Keller is at large.
A freshman State Representative is reportedly being investigated over allegations of inappropriate conduct.
A federal prosecutor told a jury Friday they need only use their common sense in considering evidence against former Massachusetts House Speaker Sal DiMasi.
Closing arguments are scheduled for Friday in the corruption trial of former Massachusetts House Speaker Sal DiMasi and two co-defendants.
Gov. Deval Patrick is allowing the heads of state agencies to offer up to three percent wage hikes to 4,000 executive branch managers.
Who can beat Sen. Scott Brown in next year's election? Jon Keller is at large.
U.S. Rep. Niki Tsongas is calling on U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner to step down after the New York Democrat admitted to sending a lewd photo of himself to a woman via Twitter.
The Committee on the Judiciary held a public hearing Wednesday at the Statehouse to hear testimony on a bill that would add the words "gender identity or expression" to the state's existing nondiscrimination laws.
Gov. John Lynch is expected to sign a bill, prompted by a machete and knife attack that killed a mother in her bed, to expand New Hampshire's death penalty.
There's some disappointing news about the economy. A slow recovery is sputtering. Jon Keller is at large.
State campaign finance officials have subpoenaed billing records from several Lawrence-area restaurants as part of an investigation into the fund raising of Mayor William Lantigua.
Do us another favor Congressman Weiner and disappear.
Local divorce lawyers say the proposed Alimony Reform Act of 2011would dramatically alter how alimony payments are determined in Massachusetts,
