Biden to appoint Joe Kennedy as special envoy to Northern Ireland
Jo Kennedy will be the first to hold the seat since Mick Mulvaney left the position in 2021. Read more at Boston.com.
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Jo Kennedy will be the first to hold the seat since Mick Mulvaney left the position in 2021. Read more at Boston.com.
Former Rep. Mike Ferguson is joining AT&T as an executive vice president to lead the company’s federal legislative relations team.
Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Ginger Appoints Former U.S. Representative Joe Kennedy III and Seasoned Cybersecurity Executive Myrna Soto to Advisory Board March 4, 2021 GMT Ginger Appoints Former U.S. Representative Joe Kennedy III and Seasoned Cybersecurity Executive Myrna Soto to Advisory Board (Graphic: Business Wire) Ginger Appoints Former U.S. Representative Joe Kennedy III and Seasoned Cybersecurity Executive Myrna Soto to Advisory Board (Graphic: Business Wire) SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mar 4, 2021-- Ginger, the lead...
Updated: 1:43 PM EST Jan 30, 2021 Less than a month after leaving office, former U.S. Rep. Joe Kennedy III has a new gig as a political commentator for CNN.The Massachusetts Democrat, who represented the state's 4th Congressional District for 8 years, made his debut on the network Friday. He joined "The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer" to discuss the path ahead for COVID-19 relief.The move comes a day after Kennedy launched a new initiative called the Groundwork Project, which is partly aimed at supporting political races that are considered "unwinnable" by Democratic Party candida...
State House Roundup: Vaccine site delivers headaches Matt Murphy BOSTON - Sweet dreams are not made of weeks like these. In fact, for a technocrat like Gov. Charlie Baker, they can be the stuff of nightmares. The logistics of trying to vaccinate at least 4 million people as fast as humanly possible is no easy feat. Layer on top of that the fact that there's not nearly enough vaccine to go around, and it's a recipe for restless nights. But political leaders often deal with things out of their control by managing expectations. And last week, that's where things started to break down.