A judge sentenced former U.S. Rep. Christopher Collins to more than two years in prison for conspiring in an insider trading scheme

Marijuana is a hot topic in America, but what do the presidential candidates think? Ben Gelt, Board Chair of the Cannabis Certification Council , discusses cannabis and the 2020 election.

Nestor Mato speaks to voters in New Hampshire at a Tom Steyer watch party for tonight’s debates.

Did Bernie Sanders tell Elizabeth Warren in a private conversation last year that a women couldn’t win the presidency? She says yes. He says no. Either way, the question of a woman’s electability is back in the 2020 conversation. “For hundreds of years in this country, politics has meant three things,” said Amanda Lee of the Barbara Lee Family...

Elizabeth Warren says Bernie Sanders told her in a private conversation that he didn’t think a woman could win the presidency.

The Equal Rights Amendment is continuing to advance in the Virginia Legislature, where its passage is all but certain.

Amanda Hunter, the research and communications director for the Barbara Lee Family Foundation, joins Primary Source to discuss how women in power are perceived differently when dealing in foreign policy.

The presidential candidate said that 2020 is the moment to end corruption and “save our planet.”

Tom Steyer says he’s not surprised to see the latest presidential polls out of Nevada showing him tied for third place, or those in South Carolina showing him in second place. Those results make him just the sixth of the 13 Democratic candidates to make next week’s debate stage. “This is the opposite of a flash in the pan,”...

Marianne Williamson, the self-help book author and spiritual adviser who vowed to create a Cabinet-level Department of Peace, announced Friday that she had suspended her campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. Williamson often got more attention for her colorful moments during the Democratic debates than as a top-tier contender with a shot at winning the primary. Still, her memorable...

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi discusses a War Powers resolution that will be on the house floor Thursday.

Sylvia Larson, a longtime serving Democratic leader in New Hampshire, currently hosts house parties for candidates. Nestor Mato shows us inside her home.

Senator Ed Markey could have a challenging year ahead with his Senate seat hanging in the balance. The 2020 Massachusetts Democratic Senate primary will be the toughest election of his 40-year Congressional career. New numbers show Markey’s challenger Rep. Joe Kennedy III has raised $2.4 million in the fourth quarter, compared to Markey’s $1.4 million in the same quarter. But…

Sen. Ed Markey says he has great confidence he’ll be re-elected over his challenger, Congressman Joe Kennedy, who is leading in the latest polls.

Senator Ed Markey, who is facing the toughest election of his 40-year Congressional career, sits down with NBC10 Boston political reporter Alison King.

Republican Gov. Charlie Baker ended 2019 with just under $1 million in cash in his campaign account. According to records filed with the Massachusetts Office of Campaign and Political Finance, Baker had about $954,000 in his account as of Dec. 31. That’s less than the $1.4 million he reported having in his account at the end of 2018. Baker’s second-in-command…

Ask Elizabeth Warren if she is the best candidate to beat Donald Trump, and her response is immediate: “Yes, I am,” she said. “I know how to fight and I know how to win.” Yet recent polls and her latest fundraising indicate not all Democrats are as confident. “Despite her populist message, she’s not resonating yet among working class...

With the start of the new year, Democratic political rivals Edward Markey and Joe Kennedy III are ramping up their campaigns with Markey’s Senate seat hanging in the balance. Kennedy is opening new campaign offices in Lowell, Worcester and the Roxbury neighborhood of Boston while Markey is planning a Sunday town hall discussion on his Green New Deal resolution....

Julián Castro announced Thursday he has ended his bid for president.

With just six weeks until the presidential nominating contests begin, Joe Biden is fine-tuning what will soon be his final pitch to voters: that he is uniquely qualified to unite. “I refuse to accept the proposition that we will be in a state of perpetual war with Republicans, because you can’t govern the country if that’s the case,” the...