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Michelle Obama to headline fundraiser for Democrat Markey
First Lady Michelle Obama is scheduled to appear at a Boston fundraiser for Rep. Ed Markey's US Senate campaign later this month, a sign that Democrats are pulling out the party's big guns.
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Collins concedes race
Nick Collins did not ask for a recount in the First Suffolk Senate race and conceded the election to Linda Dorcena Forry.
Consalvo proposes pledge to bar outside money
City Councilor Rob Consalvo called on his fellow mayoral candidates today to form a pact that would limit outside money and third-party advertisements in the race to succeed Mayor Thomas M. Menino.
Connolly raises $166,000 in April
City Councilor John R. Connolly's April haul brought his political account to almost $500,000, his campaign said.
Former Menino aide announces mayoral bid
Charlotte Golar Richie, a former aide to Mayor Menino and Governor Deval Patrick and the former chief of Boston’s Department of Neighborhood Development, became the first major female African-American candidate in the mayor’s race on May 1, 2013.
Poll: Republican Gabriel Gomez is nearly tied with Democrat Edward Markey in US Senate race
Gabriel E. Gomez, the Republican nominee for US Senate in Massachusetts, is nearly tied with his Democratic opponent, US Representative Edward J. Markey, according to a poll released Friday. Gomez, who scored an upset victory over two rivals in the Republican primary on Tuesday, has the support of 40 percent of likely voters in the June 25 general election, compared to 44 percent for Markey, according to the survey by Public Policy Polling.City Council Michael P. Ross wins endorsement of EMS union
City Councilor Michael P. Ross, among the two dozen candidates running for mayor, is receiving the backing of the union that represents crews on Boston ambulances, a group that in recent years has not endorsed candidates. The union leadership voted unanimously earlier this week to throw its support behind Ross. The union -- the EMS Division of the Boston Police Patrolmen’s Association -- represents roughly 380 emergency medical technicians, paramedics, lieutenants, and captains that work at Boston EMS.Michelle Obama to headline fundraiser for Democratic US Senate nominee, Edward Markey
In the first sign that Democrats are preparing to pull out the party’s big financial guns for US Senate nominee Edward J. Markey, Michelle Obama is scheduled to appear at a Boston fundraiser for the Malden congressman later this month, an event that can collect up to $37,600 from an individual donor. The First Lady, who is making her first fundraising appearance since the November presidential election, will headline the party at the Taj Boston on May 29, according to a copy of the invitation that has been sent out to the party’s big donors. “The White House has made it clear it will do anything the Markey campaign wants of it,’’ said one senior Democratic leader who is raising funds for the congressman’s senatorial race.Kazakhstan says it is cooperating with US authorities in bombing probe
The Kazakhstan foreign minister’s office said Thursday that the government was cooperating with US law enforcement authorities on the investigation into two citizens who were charged Wednesday in the case related to the Boston Marathon bombings. “As we have repeatedly stressed, Kazakhstan strongly condemns any form of terrorism,” the statement read. “The Kazakhstan side is cooperating with the U.S. law enforcement bodies in their investigation.”Former Obama advisers launch consulting firm to harness technology for private sector
WASHINGTON -- A group of advisers who helped President Obama win reelection are launching a new consulting firm that will try to translate the skills and technological tools that won political campaigns into a force in the private sector.National politics: Latest news
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WHITE HOUSE NOTEBOOK: 'Ticos,' songs and cheese
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) -- It was a party atmosphere along Barack Obama's motorcade route from the airport after he arrived in this Central American country for his first visit as president. ( 05/03/2013 9:07 PM )
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Biden in SC: Republicans are down on America
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- Vice President Joe Biden is scolding Republicans in Congress, telling Democrats in South Carolina that the new Republican Party is down on America. ( 05/03/2013 9:06 PM )
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Obama won't say whether US recognizes Maduro
MEXICO CITY (AP) -- President Barack Obama isn't saying whether the United States recognizes Nicolas Maduro as Venezuela's new president. ( 05/03/2013 7:36 PM )
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