Massachusetts

"The only credential that Governor Romney has offered the people of this country for running for the presidency is that he was a businessman. He never talks about the fact that he was governor of Massachusetts," Axelrod said in an interview on CNN's... Full Article at United Press International

The three are Brian Church, 27, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. ; Jared Chase, 24, of Keene, N.H. and Brent Vincent Betterly, 24. Betterly told police he lived in Massachusetts. Police would not confirm if there is a connection between Senakiewicz and the... Full Article at United Press International

And my Aunt Bea has walked by that picture at least a thousand times [and] remarked that he — her father, my papaw — had high cheekbones like all of the Indians do. Being Native American has been part of my story, I guess, since the day I was born.” ... Full Article at The New York Times

Mr. Gingrich also owes himself $580,134 in travel expenses. His campaign reported $100,000 in debts to Crimson Hexagon, a Massachusetts firm, for software licenses, but a notation indicates that the campaign is disputing those bills. During April, with... Full Article at The New York Times

Romney is preaching to the choir in the Republican base: Congressional Republicans, prodded by tea party freshmen in the House, have taken an unyielding no-taxes position in deficit negotiations and Romney has followed their lead. The former... Full Article at The Washington Post

Wednesday night, but formally charged Saturday as heads of state began arriving in the city for the NATO summit. The three are Brian Church, 27, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. ; Jared Chase, 24, of Keene, N.H. and Brent Vincent Betterly, 24, the Chicago... Full Article at United Press International

18, 2012, 9:01 pm By THE EDITORS In a post marked 6 p.m. Friday, The National Review’s Web site The Corner made a potential bombshell accusation against Elizabeth Warren, the Democratic candidate for Senate in Massachusetts — that Ms. Warren was a... Full Article at The New York Times

DeChillo/The New York Times Daphney Hibbert and her husband, Adrian Gonzalez. Irwin Goffman, an 83-year-old retired sociology professor, sat in the waiting room of an Upper West Side doctor’s office on Wednesday afternoon while his wife went in for a... Full Article at The New York Times

Archive This town’s police department is conniving with the federal government to circumvent Massachusetts law — which is less permissive than federal law — to seize his livelihood and retirement asset. In the lawsuit titled United States of America v.... Full Article at The Washington Post

Romney, who made most of his $250 million fortune as co-founder of the Bain Capital private equity firm, also used his own funds in his successful 2002 campaign to be Massachusetts governor and a failed 1994 bid to unseat the late senator Ted Kennedy. ... Full Article at The Washington Post

Romney wrapped up a very busy week (Iowa, Florida, New Hampshire) with a very short speech (barely nine minutes) Friday afternoon in New Hampshire. On Saturday, the former Massachusetts governor will spend the day opening his Wolfeboro, N.H. , home on... Full Article at The Washington Post

If Mitt Romney is to win the presidency, he’ll likely have to clear a high historical hurdle: Getting elected while losing both his state of residence (Massachusetts) and his native state (Michigan). When is the last time that happened? I put the... Full Article at The Washington Post

“If he and Michelle wanted to come, I would be delighted and honored to have him, but he will bring the Secret Service,” Mr. Frank said in an interview taped Friday for the C-Span program “Newsmakers.” “We’re having this in the city I live in, in... Full Article at The New York Times

She contacted youth and high school coaches in Massachusetts to spread the word about her summer road show. One of her first campers was Kristen Kjellman, a talented midfielder from Westwood High School in Massachusetts. Kjellman enrolled at... Full Article at The New York Times

I think it’s obvious those policies were a failure, but the mythology of Republican competence in economic affairs is still alive and well. The Obama campaign can, and certainly will, use Mr. Romney’s record as governor of Massachusetts against him –... Full Article at The New York Times

Butler had too much political clout to be dismissed from the Army, however, and he blundered his way from one assignment to another over the next two years. It was not until final victory was in sight that Gen. Ulysses S. Grant sent Butler home to... Full Article at The New York Times

May 18, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Latino Coalition, the leading Latino non-profit small business organization founded in 1995 with a commitment of "building communities and partnerships for a stronger America," announced today that former... Full Article at PR Newswire

“This was causing incredible turmoil and making the company even more fragile than it was,” a director said. After getting Mr. Loeb’s incendiary letter, which said Mr. Thompson had graduated from Stonehill College in Massachusetts with an accounting... Full Article at The New York Times

In this March 25, 2012 file photo, Rev. Jeremiah Wright speaks in Jackson, Miss. (Rogelio V. Solis - Associated Press) Here’s a clue. While former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney is staying far away from a strategist’s proposal to use the... Full Article at The Washington Post