Romney Formally Announces Run For President In NH
Mitt Romney is opening his first formal day as a 2012 Republican presidential candidate by pitching himself as the one to heal the economy.
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Mitt Romney is opening his first formal day as a 2012 Republican presidential candidate by pitching himself as the one to heal the economy.
In the midst of her "One Nation Tour" up the East Coast, former Alaska governor Sarah Palin made an unexpected stop in Boston on Thursday.
The top lawyer at the state Probation Department has been fired by the agency's acting commissioner for allegedly leaking information to the department's disgraced former head.
A former deputy chief of staff for Gov. Patrick says lobbyist Richard McDonough told him approving a software contract could help improve relations between the governor & DiMasi.
Michele Bachman spent Memorial Day in New Hampshire focused her message on thanking veterans, and talking about liberty and independence. There was little talk of party politics in her prepared remarks.
Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown is taking the opportunity this Memorial Day Weekend to talk about a bill he's filed in congress that would help veterans find jobs.
The Massachusetts Secretary of State wants to see how financial advisers are using Facebook and Twitter.
When it comes to politicians, it's not always what they say that counts.
Federal prosecutors are expected to rest their case this week in the corruption trial of former Massachusetts House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi and two associates.
Massachusetts is backing Vermont in its efforts to prevent the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant from operating beyond next March.
Gov. Deval Patrick took the witness stand in a packed federal courthouse Friday in the corruption trial of former House Speaker Sal DiMasi.
What's the truth about the Romney years here?
Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney is about to officially join the race for president. Romney's spokesperson confirmed to WBZ-TV that the announcement will come at a noontime barbecue at a farm in Stratham on June 2.
Gov. Deval Patrick says the overwhelming number of people who work in state government are not, in his words, "goofing off."
Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty says he supports House Republicans' budget outline that makes cuts to the federal deficit as well as federal programs such as Medicare and Medicaid.
