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How today's Massachusetts special election could change everything.
Republican Scott Brown really could win, and ruin health-care reform.
Could Democrats lose their filibusterproof majority before the final vote?
He says he'll pretty much do what Kennedy would have done.
Robert Kennedy wanted to go to Vietnam to broker peace in 1967, but for personal reasons LBJ said no.
One dress, of course, was for Ted Kennedy's funeral.
Bostonians lined the streets of the city yesterday afternoon to see the liberal lion's casket progress toward his brother's presidential library.
Like having the first congressional website before most people were aware of the Internet.
The Boston 'Globe' beat everyone else to the punch yesterday.
Massachusetts may be coming around to appointing a quick replacement for Kennedy.
He lived, and served, long enough to appreciate politics as a messy craft with a long horizon.
The passing of Ted Kennedy changes the math in the Senate, but could it end up helping the Democrats?
Is he first a "liberal lion"? A "family patriarch"? The "health-care power broker"? Or are people this morning talking about something else?
President Obama called him the "greatest United States senator of our time."
And more grim news about the struggling media industry.
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