President-Elect Donald Trump Vows To Unify Deeply Divided Nation
President-elect Donald Trump vowed Wednesday to unify a deeply divided nation, having scored a stunning victory backed by extraordinary support from working-class America.
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President-elect Donald Trump vowed Wednesday to unify a deeply divided nation, having scored a stunning victory backed by extraordinary support from working-class America.
Supermodel Gisele Bündchen replied to an Instagram user who asked if she and husband Tom Brady "back" Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
Election Day has finally arrived, and voters in the Granite State are anxious to have their say.
The first Election Day ballots have been cast in the battleground state of New Hampshire and Donald Trump has the early lead in the 2016 presidential election.
Donald Trump said Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and Coach Bill Belichick have endorsed him.
President Obama's election eve swing through New Hampshire came hours before Trump campaigned in the state alongside running mate Mike Pence.
As Crocker Elementary School goes, so goes the nation. Bet you haven't heard that one before.
It's a race to the finish and neither side is taking it lightly.
Jon talks about the final days of the 2016 presidential campaign with WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Joe Mathieu.
Donald Trump is zeroing in on New Hampshire.
All of us need to be more thoughtful about what we say and when we say it, not to be politically correct, but to be sane and responsible.
When Donald Trump urged early voters who'd cast ballots for Clinton to "change your vote" this week, it seems the words caused some confusion.
A Donald Trump supporter was arrested while wearing a mask and holding a plastic knife.
A Portsmouth High School teacher dressed as Donald Trump and reportedly danced to a song that said 'F--- Donald Trump.'
Donald Trump is praising the FBI's decision to investigate new emails found in the probe of Hillary Clinton's private server.
We asked voters what word they would use to describe the candidates and the results are awful.
Jon says whatever reluctance we have to engage in guilt by association seems to have disappeared during this campaign.
Jon says that, without the fact-checkers, reflexive dissemblers like Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump would run roughshod.
According to the new WBZ-TV & Radio/UMass Amherst poll, all the negative campaigning has succeeded in gutting the popularity of the two major-party presidential nominees.
Libertarian vice presidential candidate William Weld is urging voters torn between major-party presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump to reject Trump.
Jon says the differences between the way men and women vote can sometimes be decisive, but may become less of a factor this November.
Jon says he's not usually a fan of media bashing, but he thinks the media should stop trying to pick a winner of the presidential election before voters do.
WBZ-TV's Jon Keller discusses the latest election developments with political analyst Joanna Weiss and political strategist Charley Manning.
There's quite the uproar over Donald Trump's claim he might refuse to concede if he loses. Jon looks at the business reasons why Trump might or might not make good on that threat.
Liza Ryan, Organizing Director for the non-profit, non-partisan organization MIRA and Campaign Coordinator Joel Rivera discuss the current election and the latest presidential debate.
