Keller @ Large: Do You Want Blissful Ignorance Or The Truth?
Donald Trump and other politicians love to call the media dishonest, but do we really prefer being kept in the dark the way they like it?
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Donald Trump and other politicians love to call the media dishonest, but do we really prefer being kept in the dark the way they like it?
When Donald Trump handed out more than $5.6 million in donations to veteran's groups, a local charity was on the list.
WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller called Tuesday's Trump event "clever politics."
WBZ body language expert Don Khoury says he has developed an algorithm to predict how candidates' non-verbal communication can affect voters.
While the Trump-Sanders debate will likely never occur, we can certainly speculate about other appealing matchups that might have a better chance of happening.
More shots have been fired in the war of words between Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Donald Trump.
This election season has not disappointed, at least from a comedic standpoint.
Donald Trump's favorite movie may offer crucial insight into who he is.
Jon lays out what he's looking for from each of the likely major-party nominees.
"Nobody respects women more than Donald Trump," says...Donald Trump.
Would Oprah be willing to take the pay cut?
A body language expert says Speaker Paul Ryan appeared uncomfortable and agitated after the meeting with Trump.
Jon says the meeting between Donald Trump and House Speaker Paul Ryan is a key moment of truth in the race for president,
This is the second online skirmish between the two just this month.
A war of words broke out online Friday night between Donald Trump and Sen. Elizabeth Warren.
A letter forwarded from a viewer makes Jon Keller wonder two questions - what are the facts, and do you care about them?
Romney's decision may be unusual, but it doesn't come as a surprise.
Before this race drains away any trace of amusement, let's have some fun by filling Trump's imaginary cabinet with some real Hollywood-style glamor.
The negative campaign to end all negative campaigns is underway. Jon Keller says it's the negatives that matter most.
The last man standing in Donald Trump's path to the Republican nomination, Ohio Gov. John Kasich ended his campaign Wednesday, making Trump the party's presumptive nominee.
"I'm not going to vote for Mr. Trump, and I sincerely doubt I'll be voting for Hillary Clinton either," the governor said Wednesday.
Jon says six months of fear and loathing lie ahead.
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz ended his presidential campaign Tuesday, eliminating the biggest impediment to Donald Trump's march to the Republican nomination.
The general election campaign is already underway and you can tell what it's going to be like.
Freelance writer Joanna Weiss and veteran political consultant and analyst Charlie Manning sat down with Jon to talk about the primary races, Donald Trump, and Hillary Clinton.
