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DALLAS — A federal judge has ordered Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey to travel to the Lone Star State next month to answer questions, under oath, from attorneys representing ExxonMobil, who allege Healey conspired with environmental activists and engaged in a political "witch hunt" with other progressive state attorneys
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BOSTON — U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren is continuing to ramp up her efforts to discredit a pending Donald Trump presidency, telling reporters after Friday's New England Women's Policy Conference that his victory last week "is not just a stain on the election," but rather
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WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte, dethroned by a razor-thin margin from her Congressional perch last week by challenger New Hampshire Gov. Maggie, spent the bulk of a long campaign trying to establish the right distance from firebrand Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. With Trump now headed to the White
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AMHERST — Students at Amherst College and the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, along with scores of schools nationwide, held rallies this afternoon to proclaim themselves "sanctuary campuses," despite the fact that the U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement Agency officials are already banned from setting foot on college campuses. Schools
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BOSTON — Attorney General Maura Healey has set up a 1-800 hotline which citizens, especially minorities, can call to report instances of harassment or alleged hate crimes, a direct response to last week's presidential election of Republican Donald Trump.
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BOSTON — A day after participating in a Republican governors' conference in Florida and a week after President-elect Donald Trump's stunning upset win, Gov. Charlie Baker indicated to reporters that he'll back efforts to fight the predicted federal crackdown on sanctuary city policies protecting illegal aliens.
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NORTHAMPTON — Barbara Madeloni, head of the Massachusetts Teachers Association, has called on union members to join together to make Nov. 22 a day to "let students and parents know that love trumps hate, that we welcome all students and their families, and that we will provide places of safety
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WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren on Tuesday released a copy of an 8-page letter she penned to President-elect Donald Trump, one where she called out the brash real estate mogul for appearing to welsh on a campaign vow to "drain the swamp" by naming a lengthy list