Nearly four months after the Supreme Court struck down affirmative action, Gov. Maura Healey and Attorney General Andrea Campbell have issued guidance on how schools can continue to work for equal access and representation in higher education. “We know there’s … Continued
ALBANY, N.Y — Former Rep. John Katko is rooting for the Republican moderates as the House speaker fight drags on without a resolution in sight. Katko cheered Republicans from New York who represent swing districts around the New York City … Continued
As House Republicans sort through a field of short-timers and back-benchers to pick their next speaker, Majority Whip Tom Emmer stands out. The Minnesota Republican helped the GOP claw its way back into the majority as a two-time NRCC chair. … Continued
The message in the open letter sent to Congress on Sept. 11 was clear: Don’t put new copyright regulations on artificial intelligence systems. The letter’s signatories were real players, a broad coalition of think tanks, professors and civil-society groups with … Continued
Gov. Maura Healey does not have to amend or repeal the state’s “right to shelter” law. All she needs to do is enforce it. The law as written, and passed forty years ago, was never intended to house and feed … Continued