opinion | Secretary of State John Kerry
L’Osservatore Romano via AP/file
I find special joy and pride in the way that the US can partner with the Holy See to help meet some of our greatest global challenges.
JEFF JACOBY
Even as Goldwater was losing 44 states, there were remarkable signs of grass-roots enthusiasm for his conservative message.
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There’s something deeply refreshing about a scion of the famous family who is willing to pay his dues.
Regulators will go forward with a hearing to determine if the city deserves more influence over two proposals on its border, despite Mayor Walsh’s boycott.
More than one-third of seats on state boards and commissions are either vacant or occupied by people whose terms expired months or years ago.
An indefinite extension of the government’s review of the contentious project almost certainly pushes a final decision past the November elections.
A once little-known set of national educational standards has incited resistance among some Republicans.
New Hampshire’s tax on gasoline and diesel would rise for the first time since 1991 if the bill becomes law.
Documents from the Bill Clinton years affirm a longtime adage: The more things change, the more they stay the same.
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An occasional series examining politics in an age of paralysis, from the Globe’s Washington bureau.
The plan proposed last month by President Obama would produce deficits of $6.6 trillion over the next 10 years, the Congressional Budget Office says.
As a new mayor takes over, a look back at the five-term tenure of Thomas Menino.
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