Most Emotionally Draining Campaign in Decades Coming to a Close
By Autumn Pattison
Today, Americans will finally put the last year and a half to bed with their votes.
Election Day
Races that could flip the Senate
By Kimberly Wilborn
Senate races are close in several states leading up to Election Day and there is a possibility some races could even flip the current Republican held Senate.
Undecided voters: can they affect the election?
By Michael Vinci
The election is just days away, and a large number of eligible voters remain undecided.
Trump earns his first major newspaper endorsement
By Annika Fagerholm
The Las Vegas Review-Journal becomes the first major news publication to endorse Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump just two weeks before Election Day.
Clinton comes out as victor in debates, according to CNN/ORC poll
By Gennaro Ilaria
With Election Day right around the corner, a new CNN/ORC poll shows that Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton defeated Republican Donald Trump in the third presidential debate, sweeping him of all three.
Trump could have avoided income taxes for eighteen years
By Annika Fagerholm
A report from The New York Times shows that Donald Trump could have been avoiding income taxes for nearly two decades.
Baker Barely Edges Coakley
By Rosalia Fodera
Massachusetts residents elected Republican Charlie Baker as their new governor, after the closest race in recent Massachusetts’s history.
MA Sixth District Congressional Seat Results
By Martha Connolly
Seth Moulton beat Richard Tisei for the sixth district congressional seat here in Massachusetts.
Who is Charlie Baker?
By Annette Choi
Charles “Charlie” Duane Baker, Jr. is the republican representative running against Martha Coakley in the 2014 Massachusetts gubernatorial election.