By Jacqueline Roman
The 2016 Republican primaries are coming into focus, along with the potential players and, more specifically, rivals. Sen.Ted Cruz, R-Texas, shares some of the same ideologies as Sen.Rand Paul, R-Ky, but he separated himself on one accord during an exclusive interview with “This Week” ’s Jonathan Karl.
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By Tessa Roy
Democratic eyes were watching as Republicans across the country banded together at the 2014 Conservative Political Action Conference. Many of those eyes were from political action committee American Bridge.
By April Newell
Ever since the premiere at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival of the documentary Blackfish, activists have been protesting the captivity of killer whales held at SeaWorld. Now, a California lawmaker is pushing to ban the captivity of orcas held at the San Diego SeaWorld.
By Brianna Bigelow
Plans are on the table in Groveton, New Hampshire, to convert part of the North Country paper mill into a transfer station for natural gas. This new station would create more than 80 jobs in the area, and decrease the town’s tax bills by half.
By Samantha LeComte
Cape Cod residents gathered for a protest at the Statehouse on Monday to pressure Governor Deval Patrick to shut down the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station.
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By Stephanie De La Cruz
The rumors can be put to rest, Scott Brown has entered the U.S. Senate run. Brown announced his creation of an exploratory committee to help prepare him campaign in NH.
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By Lucas Frankel
Few teams have had it rougher than the Pittsburgh Pirates. Russell Martin who’s now in his 2nd year in Pittsburgh, said he’s encouraged with what he’s seen so far from his teammates.
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By Lucas Frankel
The Houston Astros enjoyed a brief period of success in the mid 2000s, but the team has recently fallen off. The Astros have not finished above .500 since 2008.
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by Bianca Buono
The addition of a mix of superstars did not work out as planned for the Toronto Blue Jays. The team finished 74-88 and last in the AL East.
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By Lucas Frankel
One year after finishing in last place in the American League East with a 74-88 record, the Blue Jays enter 2014 with different expectations.
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