John Kerry News

The U.S. Senate may pass legislation to slow climate change and then fail to approve a global treaty that commits nations to do so, Senator John Kerry said.

The US Department of Health and Human Services has released proposed regulations that would repeal a ban preventing HIV-positive foreigners from entering the country.

Aiming for a second term, City Councillor At-Large John Connolly has hired a strategist who helped Sonia Chang-Diaz topple Sen.

ASHINGTON U.S. Sen. John F. Kerry predicted today "it's not going to be a pretty outcome" in the streets of Iran in the aftermath of last week's disputed election.

With its white clapboard walls, sloping lawns and broad porches, the famed Kennedy family compound on Cape Cod boasts commanding views of Nantucket Sound's shimmering waters.

She's visiting troops on a peacekeeping mission, but Sarah Palin signaled Friday she's ready to go to battle with John Kerry, who reportedly made a joke earlier this week at her expense.

John Kerry jokes that it's too bad that it was not Sarah Palin did not go missing.

A 1962 photo of Ted Kennedy, the year he assumed his Senate seat -- which could soon be up for grabs.

Several experts on Iran spoke at a roundtable held by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Wednesday on the ongoing political crisis in that country and options for U.S foreign policy.

Since Reps. Henry Waxman and Edward Markey introduced the American Clean Energy and Security Act , conservatives have grown increasingly hysterical in their opposition to clean energy and green jobs.

Since Reps. Henry Waxman and Edward Markey introduced the American Clean Energy and Security Act , conservatives have grown increasingly hysterical in their opposition to clean energy and green jobs.

It's official: Boston voters will see 15 candidates on the City Council At-Large portion of the ballot.

Do exclusive relationships between handset makers and cell phone carriers, like AT&T has with Apple's iPhone, help or hurt consumers? Senators grilled AT&T executive Paul Roth about the issue on Wednesday after hearing constituents' complaints about lack of competition.

In American politics, it would be as if President George W. Bush won reelection over Sen.

Obama is taking heat for his measured comments about the post-election protests in Iran.

U.S. senators on Thursday struggled at a committee hearing to understand AT&T's explanation for how exclusive deals for phones like the iPhone stimulate innovation.

Former Democratic Party Chairman Howard Dean gave the Obama administration high marks Thursday for its arms-length response to the disputed presidential election in Iran.

In American politics, it would be as if President George W. Bush won re-election over Sen.

The Obama administration asked Congress on Tuesday to repeal a widely ignored tax on the personal use of company cell phones after sparking an outcry last week when it sought ideas for enforcing the law.

Sen. John Kerry has made it in politics. Now he wants to be a movie producer. The Massachusetts Democrat has asked the Senate ethics panel if he can use $300,000 from his campaign funds to invest in a documentary about injured Iraq war veterans.