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Hope you had a lovely Thanksgiving full of mashed potatoes and void of heated political arguments! (Hey, one out of two ain’t bad.) Since we….

We’re smack dab in the middle of the 2-year legislative session, i.e. midterms for our reps and senators. And like some students (not me….

Back by popular demand, welcome to our second weekly Saturday morning digest. With these new weekly emails, we hope to 1) send you fewer….

In April 2021, we launched The People’s House campaign - a grassroots lobbying campaign for commonsense rules reform in the MA State House….

Last session, we covered how the MA legislature had been underfunding K-12 public education for decades, and we didn’t mince words. But at….

Student debt holders in the state of Massachusetts owe an average of $31,821 per borrower. As a whole, this adds up to over $35.9 billion….

Today, the MA House will be voting on H.89, a bill that deals with a number of important issues such as unemployment insurance, emergency….

Vaccine distribution in Massachusetts is finally starting to catch up to the rest of the country, despite enduring problems with….

This afternoon, following a contentious debate, the MA State House voted down an amendment filed by Rep. Uyterhoeven of Somerville to the….

Earlier this month, the State Senate passed a version of rules that took a big step forward for state house transparency by including almost….

Last year, Massachusetts made universal no-excuse mail-in voting available to voters during the 2020 statewide primary and general election,….

If you’ve followed our coverage of the State House, you’ve seen how the inertia and complacency of the State House is keeping us from….