“Massachusetts” on The Daily Caller

The saga continues: is she or is she not a Native American? (more)

With Massachusetts Republican Sen. Scott Brown still running even against Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren, the controversy surrounding Warren’s claims of Native American heritage could imperil liberals’ hopes of winning back the seat once occupied by Ted Kennedy. (more)

A Harvard Law School professor who defended Elizabeth Warren against charges she unfairly obtained her teaching position by falsely claiming a Native American minority heritage is a donor to her U.S. Senate campaign. (more)

Supporters of Texas Rep. Ron Paul had a busy weekend in the home state of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney. And it seems to have yielded some success. (more)

Seventeen-year-old students in Massachusetts are going door-to-door to neighbors and lobbying local politicians, campaigning not a candidate but for their right to vote. (more)

As gas prices continue to soar around the country, Joe Kennedy III, the Democratic candidate for Rep. Barney Frank’s seat, wrote an online letter to supporters calling for an end to “cheap oil.” (more)

Any Republican governor of a blue state who manages to balance the budget without raising taxes should be a nominee for Mount Rushmore, to say nothing of president. (more)

A CBS reporter asked readers to help come up with a new slogan for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney on Tuesday, and as of Thursday the story still has not received any comments. (more)

New evidence has surfaced from the case of Lizzie Borden, the Massachusetts woman who was acquitted of murder after being accused of killing her father and stepmother in 1892, according to ABC News. (more)

It’s Super Tuesday, which means today is the busiest day yet of the 2012 Republican race for president with 419 delegates up for grabs in 10 states across the country. (more)

Over 400 delegates are up for grabs in primaries and caucuses across 10 states Tuesday. (more)

Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown, one of the most vulnerable Republican incumbents up for re-election this year, is leading his chief Democratic challenger by an impressive 9-point margin. (more)

A Middlesex Superior Court Judge is expected to issue a written decision on a controversial case involving the Pledge of Allegiance. (more)

I realized a day or so after it happened that I had been stabbed in the back. (more)

BOSTON (AP) — During the 2010 special election to fill the seat left vacant by the death of U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy, then-candidate Scott Brown vowed to be the “41st” vote against President Barack Obama’s sweeping health care overhaul. (more)

If only the Democrats had decided to socialize the food industry or housing, Romneycare would probably still be viewed as a massive triumph for conservative free-market principles — as it was at the time. (more)

Is Massachusetts Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren part of the “1 percent”? The multimillionaire claimed on Thursday night’s “The Last Word” on MSNBC that she’s not, but her financial disclosure forms say otherwise. (more)

I had a conversation the other day with Dave, a childhood friend of mine.  Having grown up in Colorado we never gave guns a second thought, never realized that they could be taken away by the government, and never fathomed that people could be kept from owning them because of their zip code. (more)

Massachusetts Rep. Barney Frank’s office confirmed to The Daily Caller that the congressman is set to marry five-year boyfriend Jim Ready. (more)

Before they were rivals for the Republican nomination, House Speaker Newt Gingrich praised former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney’s health care plan and the individual health insurance mandate at its heart. (more)