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Massachusetts Mourns The Loss Of President George H.W. Bush
More than a dozen people showed up to Bush's birthplace in Milton on Sunday, a blue-grey and green-trimmed house on Adams Street. -
With Two Powerful Committee Chairs, Things Look Bright For Mass. In Democratic House
Reps. Richard Neal and Jim McGovern finally have influential gavels. -
Dems Have Retaken The House. What Does That Mean For Massachusetts?
Democrats regaining control of the House of Representatives may give Massachusetts' representatives in Washington outsize impact. -
Fall River City Council Overwhelmingly Vote No Confidence In Mayor Correia
Correia is facing a 13-count federal indictment that alleges he defrauded investors in an app he created before he was mayor. -
Massachusetts: Not All Blue In The Trump Era
The conventional wisdom about Massachusetts’ political landscape is that it is a solid blue state. But in certain areas, Massachusetts politics are shifting. -
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'Democracy Tourism' Takes Massachusetts Residents Out Of The Blue Bubble
A new group, "Trip To Flip," helps Massachusetts residents step outside the blue bubble and volunteer for campaigns in the nation's most competitive districts. -
Geoff Diehl Says He Was Co-Chair Of Trump's Bay State Campaign. Was He?
Some Republicans have bristled at the Senate candidate's continued use of the title, which they say implies a larger role than he played. -
In Blue Massachusetts, Some Striking Redward Shifts
The state's political landscape is more complicated than you think.
