Keller: Harvard's decision to go neutral on current affairs long overdue
Harvard University has decided to go neutral and stop weighing in as an institution on current affairs.
Mass. GOP chairwoman believes next election will be start of Republican resurgence
Recent years have been tough sledding for Massachusetts Republicans, who've seen their numbers in the Legislature dwindle while losing county seats and the governor's office.
Could access to contraception become an issue in the presidential race?
Some are worried that access to contraception could disappear and one reason is what former President Donald Trump said in an interview with our sister station in Pittsburgh.
2024 presidential election could come down to independents, but what do they want?
Independents are the ones who make the difference at the polls, but they don't like partisanship and extremism.
Keller: Presidential debates are on as candidates discard decades-old tradition
After months of doubt, it looks like there will be presidential debates after all. But not the way you're used to.
Keller: RFK Jr.'s campaign shows how out of touch Republicans, Democrats are
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is reaching out to younger voters where they get their news - social media.
Head of Mass. Municipal Association concerned about long-term solutions for migrants
WBZ TV political analyst Jon Keller is speaking with the executive director of the Massachusetts Municipal Association about state revenue collections and his concern about the cost of the migrant crisis.
New Hampshire Sen. Maggie Hassan named most bipartisan member of Congress
A watchdog group is out with their annual bipartisanship ratings for Congress and Sen. Maggie Hassan (D-New Hampshire) tops the list.
Poll shows "People really like Boston."
Many residents say they really like Boston, but say the cost of living and high housing prices are taking a toll.
Do Massachusetts lawmakers have tax increases on their radar?
Despite an April revenue haul that exceeded forecasts, there is still anxiety on Beacon Hill about overall revenue shortfalls and economic uncertainty.
Keller: Latest attempt to remove House Speaker seems doomed to fail
The Republican congresswoman who wants to force out House Speaker Mike Johnson says she's ready to make her move. But it seems doomed to fail now that Democrats have said they'll kill it.
Are campus protests changing public opinion about the war in Gaza?
Surveys have found that support for Israel is "fairly consistent," regardless of campus protests.
Does Massachusetts budget need major changes amid cuts and hiring freezes?
State revenue receipts are running behind projections, prompting short-term budget cuts and hiring freezes. So are major changes needed?
Quincy city councilor, attorney vie to be Republican challenger to Elizabeth Warren
Quincy City Council President Ian Cain and Swansea attorney John Deaton are seeking the Republican nomination to run against Sen. Elizabeth Warren.
Are pro-Palestinian student protests helping or hurting their cause?
Pro-Palestinian students have accelerated their protests of the Israel-Hamas war. But are the they helping or hurting their cause?