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Massachusetts

Agreement reached on state budget

Commonwealth Magazine

National

We asked New Englanders what they thought of Trump’s vision for US health care. Their answers were widely divided.

Boston Globe

Today on Beacon Hill

10:00am

DTA Client Celebration

Gardner Auditorium, State House, Boston
10:00am

Hazardous Materials Mitigation Advisory Board Meeting

Via Microsoft Teams
11:00am

House Informal Session

House Chamber
11:00am

Senate Informal Session

Senate Chamber
1:00pm

Joint Committee on Mental Health, Substance Use and Recovery: Committee Hearing

State House, A-2 and Virtual

Quote of the Day

“Senate Republicans over the weekend decided to move forward on the big, ugly bill to rip healthcare coverage from 17 million people, deprive millions of food assistance, and use that money to pay (only partially!) for gigantic tax cuts for the super-rich. Their version is far worse than the House’s handiwork; Senate Republicans want to cut more than $1 trillion from Medicaid. Apparently, they concluded the House’s $700 billion cut did not throw a sufficient number of people off their healthcare coverage. An estimated 17 million (including those priced out of the Affordable Care Act exchanges) would lose healthcare coverage.”
The Contrarian's Jennifer Rubin
The Contrarian's Jennifer Rubin argues Senate Republicans advanced Trump's Big Beautiful bill cutting $1T from Medicaid, stripping healthcare & food aid from millions, to fund tax cuts for the super-rich.

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