BOSTON — Lawmakers are seeking more support for the state’s safety net hospitals amid rising concerns about the fiscal health of a fund that helps cover medical costs…
Read more Safety net hospital fund shortfall wideningBOSTON — Democratic Rep. Seth Moulton is seeking a sixth term in Congress, touting accomplishments in Washington that he says have roped in tens of millions of dollars…
Read more Moulton looking to serve another term in CongressBOSTON — The number of senior citizens enrolled in the state’s Medicare savings programs has increased since eligibility was expanded to help more beneficiaries pay for health care…
Read more Enrollment rising for Medicare savings programsBOSTON — Members of the state’s all-Democrat congressional delegation are condemning Iran’s strike against Israel over the weekend and calling for stepped-up diplomacy to end the widening conflict.…
Read more Lawmakers blast Iran for attack on IsraelPrivate companies overseeing the federal government’s college loan programs made “millions” of errors implementing new repayment plans, costing student borrowers time and money, according to a new congressional…
Read more Student loan providers make millions of billing errorsBOSTON — House Democrats are seeking hundreds of millions of dollars more for MBTA upgrades and workforce needs as part of their annual spending plan. The House’s version…
Read more House seeks more money for MBTA upgradesBOSTON â Nearly two years after Massachusetts moved to strip the stateâs retirement fund of Russian-tied stocks and other holdings in response to its war in Ukraine, that…
Read more Russia divestment promises largely unfulfilledBOSTON â A new bipartisan proposal calls for lifting a statewide ban on removing abandoned fishing lines to help protect critically endangered North Atlantic right whales. The legislation,…
Read more Lawmakers seek to lift fishing gear removal ban
