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BOSTON — Retired Red Sox hurler Curt Schilling, who has hinted he may run against U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren when the Cambridge Democrat is up for reelection in 2018, addressed questions Wednesday about his failed Rhode Island video game business venture during another radio appearance. "Here's what
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BOSTON — A powerhouse trio of liberal Massachusetts women are taking aim at ExxonMobil, with U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren firing off a Washington Post op-ed as the latest in a string of offensive maneuvers against the oil giant. Warren, who penned the op-ed jointly with U.S. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse
Donald Trump
This campaign season has provided plenty of fodder for comedians and television shows, with the latest example including a Massachusetts hook. In last weekend's episode of "The Simpsons," a political ad questions how either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump would handle a 3 a.m. wakeup
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BOSTON — Mayor Marty Walsh will play a starring role at next week's Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, according to a report from Politico. Walsh will be a featured speaker when the convention kicks off on Monday. A source familiar with the convention's schedule told Politico that
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In a move that is open to multiple interpretations, Hillary Clinton has invited Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) to speak on the first night of the Democratic convention in Philadelphia, according to a report by Boston.com. The prime time speaking spot is a coveted one, but not one typically offered
Massachusetts
BOSTON – Former Senator Scott Brown (R-MA) may have lost his 2012 race for re-election to Harvard Law School Professor Elizabeth Warren, but he is ready to take on Warren again – this year on the presidential campaign trail. Although neither Brown nor Warren are running for president in this election cycle,
Donald Trump
WASHINGTON – A day after Massachusetts U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren formally endorsed Hillary Clinton's presidential bid and delivered a fiery speech roasting Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican candidate, the Cambridge Democrat met with the former Secretary of State Friday for what several media outlets have speculated was a
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BOSTON – After the top elected Republican in the country said that his party's presumptive presidential nominee had made "textbook" racist remarks about a federal judge, Donald Trump's chief backer in the Bay State dismissed the controversy. "These have been reluctant Republicans to accept
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