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Rev. Jesse Jackson Dies at 84

The Rev. Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader and two-time Democratic presidential candidate, died Tuesday at his Chicago home. He was 84.

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Diana DiZoglio Launches Reelection Bid Amid Ongoing Fight To Audit Massachusetts Legislature

Massachusetts Auditor Diana DiZoglio announces her 2026 reelection campaign as her legal battle to audit the state Legislature continues before the Supreme Judicial Court.

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Andrea Campbell Seeks Bigger Budget To Sue Trump Administration

Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell is seeking a budget increase to hire more lawyers as her office continues filing lawsuits against the Trump administration.

Commentary

Sanctuary Cities Mean Nullification

Sanctuary policies amount to the nullification of federal law, presenting dire constitutional consequences.

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National Debt Projected to Hit 120% of GDP by 2036

The Congressional Budget Office projects federal debt will reach 120% of GDP by 2036, with borrowing climbing to $56 trillion and interest costs rising.

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Massachusetts Health Insurance Regulators Halt 17% Deductible Hike

Massachusetts health regulators froze deductible limits for 2027 after a projected 17% increase, as enrollment in the Health Connector drops by more than 27,000 residents.

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Maura Healey Opposes Ballot Effort To Cut State Income Tax To 4%

Gov. Maura Healey says she opposes a 2026 ballot proposal to cut Massachusetts’ income tax from 5% to 4%, warning of major budget impacts as GOP candidate Mike Kennealy backs the measure.

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Anne Brensley Secures 30 Endorsements As MassGOP Factions Unite Behind Lt. Gov. Candidate

Wayland Selectman Anne Brensley announced 30 new endorsements from across the Massachusetts Republican Party, signaling unity behind her lieutenant governor campaign despite divisions in the GOP gubernatorial primary.