The leak also comes amid a period of heightened political polarization following recent acts of political violence.

Republicans on Capitol Hill and in the White House are quietly mulling proposals that could unite members on Obamacare subsidies.

The Commonwealth Unity PAC reported raising more than $1 million since May in backing former MBTA executive Brian Shortsleeve’s gubernatorial campaign.

Vance’s “group chat” comments appeared to be referring to the leaked Telegram chat among Young Republicans, in which they use racist slurs and make light of the Holocaust with casual references to “going to the gas chamber.” One Republican also joked about loving Hitler.

The no-limit super PAC was created in May to support former MBTA head Brian Shortsleeve’s campaign and oppose Healey. The post GOP Super PAC posts doctored image of Healey, ties racist caricature to migrant policies appeared first on Boston.

Tennessee Rep. David Kustoff wants Trump's Memphis Safe Task Force to serve as a blueprint for other cities while establishing permanent federal law enforcement in Memphis.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) tried Thursday to distance himself from one of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s wild health claims, though he wouldn’t go so far as to call the health secretary’s guidance “dangerous.”