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Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley (D) and former Massachusetts cabinet secretary Charlie Baker (R) met in a debate in the race for Massachusetts governor. This debate was hosted …

Candidates Martha Coakley (D) and Charles Baker (R) met for a debate in Massachusetts' gubernatorial race. Courtesy of WGBH.

Charlie Baker (R), Martha Coakley (D), Evan Falchuk (O), Scott Lively (I), and Jeff McCormick (I) met in a debate for the Massachusetts governor’s race. The debate was held in the WBZ-TV…

State and territorial attorneys general, their staff, federal officials, and corporate and association representatives spoke about a variety of legal issues including intellectual property, …

The Virginia and Massachusetts attorneys general discussed the constitutionality of the 2010 health care law. Mr. Cuccinelli argued the law violates the commerce clause, states' rights, and …

Martha Coakley talked about the $25 billion settlement reached between the federal and state governments and the five largest mortgage servicing companies in the nation. She also responded t…

Following opening remarks, state attorneys general held a roundtable discussion about their states and law enforcement.

Three state attorneys general publicly endorsed Elizabeth Warren to head the Consumer Financial Protection Agency, part of the new financial regulations bill. They also answered questions fr…

Massachusetts U.S. Senate democratic candidate Martha Coakley thanked supporters and offered congratulations to Senator-elect Scott Brown. Video was courtsey of WBZ-TV. For the first time in…

Candidates for the Massachusetts Senate seat vacated by the death of Senator Edward Kennedy debated various issues prior to the special election to fill the seat.

The Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce Forum included four democratic candidates running for Senator Edward Kennedy’s Senate seat.

A hearing was held in the House Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming in response to the Supreme Court ruling in Massachusetts v. EPA where the Court held that greenhous…