Messages from the in-game chat suggest that the Supply Pack is both medical and ammunition, which seems likely to only affect the Support class. The playtest has also rumoured the return of field ...

So it begins. The super PAC backing Josh Kraft in his challenge to Mayor Michelle Wu is dropping more than $1.4 million on ads, billboards, and text messages attacking the incumbent Democrat ...

A super PAC backing Josh Kraft reported spending more than $1.4 million earlier this month on a suite of billboards, digital advertisements, and television, radio, and streaming hits, a massive ...

As the Pac-12’s pursuit of a media rights contract enters its third month with no end in sight, the Amazon option lingers. Combine the initial success of the company’s “Thursday Night ...

Not a week goes by without news, quasi-news or non-news related to the Pac-12’s media rights negotiations and fight for survival. Here’s the Big Ten, reportedly meeting with Oregon and ...

Sen. Chris Murphy is launching a new PAC aimed at taking on President Donald Trump and Republicans in Congress — the latest sign the Connecticut Democrat is eyeing higher office, according to ...

WASHINGTON — Upstate Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) launched a political action committee (PAC) on Wednesday to help juice donations for Republican candidates in local races, adding another source ...

It seemed then that the Pac-12 was dead in all but name. However, since then, the conference has risen from the ashes and has found some long-term viability by adding Boise State, Colorado State ...

A super PAC aligned with mayoral candidate Josh Kraft announced Thursday it will spend an additional $1 million on attack ads against Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, bringing its total negative spending ...

While individual donors can only contribute a maximum of $1,000 per year to a particular political candidate, there is no limit on the amount they can give to a super PAC. But under state law ...

Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) is creating a new political action committee to oppose President Trump’s agenda, seeking to mobilize those who want to push back against the administration.

At least not yet. Even in those areas, though, there were hints about what the future might hold for the Beavers and the Pac-12 Conference. Here is a closer look at what we learned, and didn’t ...