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BOSTON — President-elect Donald Trump's campaign vow to, if elected, strip away federal funding from American cities that participate in so-called "sanctuary" programs for illegal aliens, predictably has city councilors across the commonwealth up in arms. On Tuesday Boston City Council President Michelle Wu took to social
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BOSTON — Attorney General Maura Healey hinted in a recent interview that it would be worth re-considering the Electoral College process, a protected bedrock of the U.S. Constitution. "I know that's something pundits have talked about, I think it bears looking at," Healey told the Boston
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NEW YORK — CNN's "Reliable Sources," a program that boasts a swath of journalists committed to "telling the story behind the story," featured former CBS Evening News anchor Dan Rather — with Rather cautioning against journalism lethargy in the wake of an election year upset. Rather
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WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, days after Americans elected a man for president who she had spent months trying to destroy, told a crowd during an AFL-CIO event that despite "encouraging a toxic stew of hatred and fear," Republican Donald Trump's victory also showed pundits
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BOSTON — In what is undoubtedly a "first" in the wake of a presidential election, the man at the head of the largest school district in the state wrote an open letter to the community in order to advise them on how students and faculty can cope with the
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SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who helped ignite a firestorm of debate when he took to kneeling during the national anthem in order to protest what he claimed has been the country's routine oppression of African Americans, didn't vote on Tuesday. In a
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CONCORD — Gov. Maggie Hassan's campaign of connecting first-term rival GOP Sen. Kelly Ayotte to Donald Trump appears to have paid off in a nail-biter of an election, as the Hillary Clinton superdelegate took to social media on Wednesday morning to boast about a victory:
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WHITMAN — State Rep. Geoff Diehl, Donald Trump's state campaign chair, said early Wednesday morning that the real estate mogul's apparent presidential victory over Democrat Hillary Clinton was not as much of a shock as political pundits are claiming. "Well, anybody who has been tuned into