Keller @ Large: Losers – Fix The Problems
Much of the budget coverage over the weekend was devoted to picking winners and losers, but you'll have to forgive me, I only see losers.
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Much of the budget coverage over the weekend was devoted to picking winners and losers, but you'll have to forgive me, I only see losers.
With gorgeous spring temperatures here in New England, this weekend is a great time to visit some of Boston's historic sites and monuments.
Sometimes it's tough to get the scoop on what's going on down in DC all the way up here in New England. Jon Keller is at large with a top political analyst.
Rhode Island lawmakers will soon take up legislation that could delay the release of a man convicted of killing a 5-year-old to give officials more time to review his case.
A last-minute budget deal forged amid bluster and tough bargaining averted an embarrassing federal shutdown, cut billions in spending and provided the first major test of the divided government that voters ushered in five months ago.
Two justices for the highest court in Massachusetts have asked state lawmakers to change a tough wiretap law to enable police to investigate and prosecute the hundreds of shootings and killings committed by street gangs. Supreme Judicial Court Justices Ralph Gants and Judith Cowin made the call Friday in an opinion supporting a ruling barring secretly-recorded evidence from being used against a man who admitted to a 2007 drive-by killing in Brockton.
Perilously close to a midnight deadline, the White House and congressional leaders have reached agreement to cut billions of dollars in spending to avoid the first government shutdown in 15 years.
Governor Deval Patrick's memoir, 'A Reason to Believe' hits store shelves next week. WBZ-TV Pollitical Analyst Jon Keller got a sneak peak of the book, and he's taking issue with some of the content.
With a government shut down looming, local soldiers overseas will have to find another way to pay the bills with their hard-earned paychecks in jeopardy."
Sen. Scott Brown joined the Kennedy family to break ground on the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate Friday.
Harvard researchers broke down the content of three years of press releases from U.S. Senators and found 27-percent of them were devoted to trash-talking the other party.
I hope the people behind it resist the temptation to turn this place into just another partisan landmark.
A federal government shutdown would impact a number of popular historical attractions in the Boston area.
Mayor Tom Menino is set to issue an executive order to ban the sale of sugary drinks on Boston city property.
Some New Hampshire teachers who work near the nuclear power plant in Seabrook claim there is no evacuation plan in place for students if there is a nuclear disaster.
