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Massachusetts

Coastal flooding washes away half of $600,000 effort, paid for by property owners, to save sand dunes on Salisbury Beach

Boston Globe

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Why Rep. Jake Auchincloss supports the bill that could ban TikTok

WGBH

Today on Beacon Hill

8:00am

AIM March Executive Forum 2024 with BCBS President & CEO Sarah Iselin

Alkermes, 900 Winter Street, Waltham
9:00am

American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network Massachusetts Lobby Day

Grand Staircase, State House, Boston
11:00am

Senate Full Formal Session

Senate Chamber
11:00am

House Informal Session

House Chamber
12:00pm

Joint Committee on Health Care Financing: Committee Hearing

Gardner Auditorium & Virtual
1:00pm

Joint Committee on State Administration & Regulatory Oversight: Committee Hearing

Written Testimony Only

Quote of the Day

“There is a distinction between freedom of speech and freedom of reach. Any individual American has the absolute right to express their political opinion in whatever way they want. There's a distinction, though, between having a right to post something and having a right to have that post reach 100 million people by virtue of the Chinese Communist Party's influence over the algorithm. Algorithms do not have First Amendment rights, and certainly algorithms subject to Chinese Communist Party dictates do not have First Amendment rights.”
Congressman Jake Auchincloss
The U.S. House of Representatives voted to approve a bipartisan bill that would force TikTok’s owner ByteDance to sell the app to an American company or be banned.

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