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CONCORD, N.H. — With her three vetoes of concealed-carry bills inside of just three months, anti-gun advocates are rushing to support Gov. Maggie Hassan's bid to unseat U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte, with the most recent evidence surfacing in the form of a $2.82 million attack ad-buy
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WORCESTER — A gaggle of gun owners staked out a busy downtown street corner Wednesday morning, the latest in a series of organized demonstrations against what they claim has been an unconstitutional expansion of the state's assault weapons ban by Attorney General Maura Healey. Bryan Donovan of Holden was
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. — Yale University is showing no signs of backing away from its decision to expel the former captain of its men's basketball team over a sexual assault allegation, an action the student athlete's attorney has labeled as "wrong, unfairly determined, arbitrary, and excessive
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HENNIKER, N.H. — Gov. Maggie Hassan's tireless efforts to tie Sen. Kelly Ayotte to firebrand Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump received an enormous assist during Monday's debate, after Ayotte was asked about whether she would tell children to look up to Trump as a role model.
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A hacked audio recording taken from a private Hillary Clinton fundraiser that occurred in February indicates that the Democratic nominee's campaign promise of free college tuition may be mere lip-service. "There's this deep desire to believe that we can have free college, free healthcare, that
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BOSTON — A Boston-based environmental group is joining Attorney General Maura Healey in putting the climate change screws to oil giant ExxonMobil, alleging in a 70-page federal lawsuit filed Thursday that the company is well-aware of the effects of global warming but has done nothing to protect its Mystic River facility
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BOSTON — Attorney General Maura Healey, recently directed by the state secretary's office to provide a "revised response" to a records request related to her July "copycat" weapons enforcement notice, is doubling down on her earlier stance that the information should be kept out of
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BOSTON — With relations between police and America's black communities dominating headlines and becoming a focal point in this year's presidential election, the state's highest court has weighed in, holding that running from the cops does necessarily justify pursuit when the runner is black. In