Democrats accuse Susan Collins of 'corruption' following report on alleged pay-to-play scheme
Collins' office as well as FBI officials have said the allegations — contained in an investigative report from ProPublica — are completely false. But Democrats clearly hope to convince voters otherwise in the final six weeks of the fall election campaign.
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DiZoglio calls for Mariano to resign, asks Healey’s help in audit fight
“We need new leadership in our state government,” the Massachusetts auditor says. -
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Mass. House votes to set new rules for DiZoglio's audit
House leaders say their plan is an alternative to a “politically motivated” and unconstitutional audit. -
No, Maura Healey hasn’t endorsed Graham Platner — at least not yet
The governor said she’d back him over Republican Susan Collins, but not that he’s the right choice for Maine Democrats next week. -
Boston judge hears arguments to block Trump’s effort to restrict mail-in voting
Plaintiffs, including the ACLU of Massachusetts, Mass. AG Andrea Campbell and 20 other states, argued that the order violates the U.S. Constitution and risks mass disenfranchisement to eligible voters. -
Boston, state resolve Summer Street standoff days ahead of first World Cup match
The impasse had complicated preparations for the World Cup matches. -
New House bill limits scope of legislative audit
Legislation suddenly speeding toward vote also makes run at public records law changes. -
In contested US Senate race, Markey beats Moulton for endorsement of Mass. Dems at convention
The incumbent U.S. Senator topped his challenger, U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton, by 46 points. -
Mass. sues insurance company over $100M in alleged MassHealth fraud
UnitedHealthcare called the suit “meritless.” -
Mass. Senate agrees to send records to DiZoglio, but still questions if audit is constitutional
Senators say a court order gave them clarity to act. DiZoglio calls them "detached from reality."
