Biden's State Of The Union Reminds Us Of Another Fraught Political Moment
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House reps demand MIT hand over records on ‘pervasive’ antisemitism: ‘We have grave concerns’
The House Committee on Education and the Workforce is asking the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) to produce a trove of documents, citing an investigation into the school's response to antisemitism and its "failure" to protect Jewish students.
Top Dem mocks Kerry for suggesting Russia can improve its image by taking action on climate change: 'Absurd'
A top congressional progressive torched U.S. Climate Envoy John Kerry on Thursday after the former Massachusetts senator suggested observers would "feel better" about the Ukraine war if Russia made greater efforts to reduce emissions.
‘Uncommitted’ Democratic voters creating negative press for Biden as progressives protest support for Israel
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Massachusetts bill aims to make child care more accessible and affordable
BOSTON (AP) — Top Democrats in the Massachusetts Senate unveiled legislation Thursday they said would help make early education and child care more accessible and affordable at a time when the cost of care has posed a financial hurdle for families statewide.
New bill would require SNAP EBT cards to have microchips and other safeguards to combat 'skimming'
A U.S. senator from Oregon introduced a bill Thursday that would dramatically increase the security of the benefits cards that low-income families use to buy groceries.
Massachusetts debates how long homeless people can stay in shelters
BOSTON (AP) — A proposal that would limit how long homeless people can stay in emergency state shelters was approved by Massachusetts House lawmakers Wednesday as the system strains under an influx of migrants.
'Uncommitted' movement spreads to Super Tuesday states
Hundreds of thousands of voters across the country cast their ballots for no candidate in Democratic primaries on Super Tuesday, instead selecting versions of "uncommitted," as a movement opposing President Biden's handling of Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza grows across the country.