Patrick: Democrats erred by not talking to outsiders
The former Massachusetts governor says his party could learn from Donald Trump.
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Endorsing Trump, RFK Jr. suspends his presidential campaign
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. launched his longshot bid in Boston and was rebuffed by other members of the famous political family. -
Massachusetts politicians help set the stage for Kamala Harris to close out the DNC
Gov. Maura Healey and Sen. Elizabeth Warren will both address the convention before Harris gives her remarks. -
At DNC, limited anxiety over possible attacks on Harris’ gender and race
Most supporters see attacks as both inevitable and manageable. -
Question 5: Both sides explain tipped wages in Mass.
Bartenders and advocates who support and oppose the measure made their case on GBH’s Morning Edition. -
Massachusetts delegates ‘emotional’ following the DNC’s first night
The second night brings an equally star-studded list, with Bernie Sanders as well as Barack and Michelle Obama. GBH reporter Adam Reilly hopes it’ll also bring an earlier bedtime. -
With governor away, DiZoglio revives push to ban NDAs in state government
Auditor’s proposed executive order would prevent state agencies from entering into NDAs to resolve workers’ claims of misconduct against them. -
New England delegates are feeling energetic as the DNC gets going
Massachusetts state Sen. Jamie Eldridge said he’s actually a little worried that Democrats may be getting a smidge overconfident. -
State's shelter system projected to run out of money by January
A commission is evaluating what changes should be made to Massachusetts' emergency shelter network to make it more sustainable. -
State plans to temporarily take over St. Elizabeth's as most Steward hospitals go to new owners
Two facilities are still poised to close: Dorchester’s Carney Hospital and Ayer’s Nashoba Valley Medical Center. -
Not just Kamala: How Indian and South Asian American women are shaping politics around the country
Two high-profile Indian American women — Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris and Usha Vance, wife of Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance — are shining a spotlight on South Asian women in politics.
