By: Felecia Bearden
“Arkansas has always been pretty much a red state,” said Arkansas resident Wendy Holbrook.
Category: National
Playing For The Leader Of The Free World
By Ekaterina Bylkina
The Boston Crusaders Drum and Bugle Corps prepare to play in Washington, D.C. for President Obama’s second Inaugural Parade.
Boston Gun Supporters Have A Peaceful Gun Appreciation Day Rally
By Pamela Cyran
Nearly 1000 people rallied outside the Massachusetts State House in the first-ever National Gun Appreciate Day to support Second Amendment rights.
Learning How To Shoot Safely
By Douglas Yu
A Revere firearms training center was packed Saturday as more people are applying for a Massachusetts gun license.
D.C. Locals Plan Their Inaugural Weekend
By Dustin Wlodkowski
Residents of Washington D.C. are making weekend plans for the Inauguration of President Obama – either staying for events or staying far away.
Professor Tara Sinclair Looks Ahead At Our Taxes
By Felecia Bearden
George Washington University professor Tara Sinclair looks ahead to the challenges the country’s economy faces as Congress votes on the debt ceiling increase.
Obama, Malloy speak at vigil for Newtown
By Catherine Casey
President Obama visited Newtown, Conn. Sunday to console the families of the victims of the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School and to speak at an interfaith vigil at Newtown High School.
Elizabeth Warren returns Massachusetts Senate seat to Democrats
By Olga Lazitskaya
Elizabeth Warren accepted her position as the new U.S. Senator representing Massachusetts, defeating Scott Brown. Her supporters celebrate victory at the headquarters in the Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel.
Romney Waits For Results In Boston
By Erin Greene
Romney buttons are passed around as voters at The Boston Convention Center hope for a Republican win tonight.
Warren wins, Brown steps down gracefully
By Amy Hansen
Sen. Scott Brown thanks is loyal supporters at Boston’s Park Plaza Hotel as Elizabeth Warren is announced the winner of the Massachusetts U.S. Senate race.