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In the interview I did with Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley last month, she expressed the unabashed truth about the health care debate on a...
When the Massachusetts Republicans went hunting for a candidate to oppose Sen. Edward Kennedy in 2000, they thought they'd struck gold in a little known attorney and political newcomer named Jack E. Robinson.
On Tuesday, Massachusetts voters will go to the polls for a special Senate primary election to fill the seat vacated by the late Sen. Ted Kennedy, who died on Aug. 25.
We've kinda been covering the race to fill Massacusetts' Senate seat as though it were Democrat-only, and it has been more than 40 years since Massachusetts elected a Republican to the U.S. Senate, but Massachusetts Republicans do exist . And there are even two of them going head to head in next week's primary for the chance to be the elephant on the ballot in January. WGBH will host a ...
In the interview I did with Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley last month, she expressed the unabashed truth about the health care debate on a...
With less then a week to go before the Senate primary election in Massachusetts, community activist and social entrepreneur Alan Khazei has recently received a series of high-profile endorsements from former presidential candidate Wesley Clark to the Boston Globe. Khazei, an American of Iranian and Italian descent, is one of four Democratic candidates running for the late Senator Ted Kennedy's ...
Islanders go the polls in the state primary on Tuesday to cast votes that will help choose Democratic and Republican candidates to run for the Massachusetts seat in the U.S. Senate left vacant in August when longtime Sen. Edward M. Kennedy — who held the seat for 46 years — died after a 14-month battle with brain cancer.
Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney was back in Utah sounding like candidate Romney, but not committing to a 2012 run.
Employees and stake holders of APX Alarm welcomed former Massachusetts governor and presidential candidate Mitt Romney to their new state-of-the-art headquarters' grand opening. Romney, however, had more on his mind than a simple ribbon-cutting.
How do you follow a legend?
More than 51 percent of registered voters in Massachusetts are unenrolled as the state prepares to settle Democratic and Republican U.S. Senate primary contests on Tuesday.
