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Trahan, Finegold push AI oversight amid ‘intense’ industry lobbying (opens the original)
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BOSTON — The last few weeks have been “a tipping point” in the world of artificial intelligence, U.S. Rep. Lori Trahan said Tuesday as warnings mount in Massachusetts and lawmakers juggle various viewpoints in the midst of regulatory negotiations. “We should be in Washington right now. We should not be on a seven-week hiatus reconvening after the election,” Trahan said of Congress. “The imminent risks that have been posed by artificial intelligence just these last few weeks are cause for, you kn
MassHealth lowers estimate of members facing new work rules (opens the original)
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BOSTON — MassHealth has its eyes on January 2027, when it now anticipates that closer to 310,000 members in Massachusetts will be subject to new federal work and education requirements. MassHealth Chief Operating Officer Elizabeth LaMontagne’s new figure is lower than the prediction she made at a 2026 Medicaid summit in June, when she said about 360,000 members would be impacted by the overarching Medicaid work and education requirements in President Donald Trump’s July 2025 One Big Beautiful Bi
Moulton again leans into Markey’s age in pre-primary debate (opens the original)
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BOSTON — U.S. Sen. Ed Markey and Congressman Seth Moulton sparred this week over age, finances, voting records, Jeffrey Epstein and more ahead of the Sept. 1 Democratic primary election for Markey’s Senate seat. In their second debate Monday night, Markey opened by saying there’s “a clear choice in this election about who is going to fight for the future of Massachusetts families,” adding that he has taken “the right side” on issues such as Medicare for all, taxing the rich for education, and op
Record sealing reform pitched as labor shortage response (opens the original)
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BOSTON — As the state stares down an immigration-influenced labor shortage, senators moved to automate the process of sealing criminal records as a way to provide “meaningful help to a labor market that badly needs workers,” Sen. Cindy Friedman said. A redrafted Friedman amendment (#511) adopted by the Senate Thursday to its sweeping economic development borrowing bill (S 3178) would turn “an underused legal right into real relief to hundreds of thousands of residents,” the Arlington Democrat sa
Abuse survivors say laws that failed them are now on their side (opens the original)
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BOSTON — Survivors of sexual abuse have spent over a decade telling anyone at the State House who would listen that Massachusetts needs a law to protect children from abuse by people in their life in positions of power, and they say a provision in the fiscal 2027 state budget finally gets their pleas across the finish line. When Gov. Maura Healey signed the spending bill on July 9, she signed into law both a policy she said addresses “abuse of power” by adults like teachers and coaches entrusted
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