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August 05, 2025
Congressman Auchincloss Introduces Resolution Honoring Community Health Centers
Congressman Jake Auchincloss (MA-04), a member of the Congressional Community Health Center Caucus, joined Reps. David Valadao (CA-22), Troy Balderson (OH-12), and Danny Davis (IL-07), to introduce a bipartisan resolution designating the week of August 3, 2025 as National Health Center Week. This resolution recognizes the important partnership between health centers and the communities they serve. "Community health centers treat one in ten Americans while spending only 1% of U.S. health dol… Continue Reading
July 30, 2025Congressman Auchincloss: New CBO Analysis Shows Trump Cuts to R&D Programs Will Harm the U.S. Economy
As the Trump Administration continues to attack federal research and development (R&D) investments, new analysis from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) confirms that these investments spur economic growth and reduce the long-term cost of innovation. This analysis, requested by Congressman Jake Auchincloss (MA-04) and House Budget Committee Ranking Member Brendan F. Boyle (PA-02), demonstrates that increasing federal investment in nondefense R&D over the next 10 years wou… Continue Reading
June 24, 2025Congressman Auchincloss questions Kennedy on the corruption of Trump Administration healthcare officials
— Today, Congressman Jake Auchincloss (D-MA) questioned Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. about conflicts of interest stemming from the Trump Administration’s use of special government employees who still run and own their own health care companies. Earlier this month, Auchincloss sent letters calling on the boards of health companies True Medicine (TrueMed) and Main Street Health to provide information about conflicts of interest regarding their founders’ roles as specia… Continue Reading
In The News
July 17, 2025
One big disaster for Massachusetts health care
The “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” will be one big disaster for Massachusetts’ health care system and those who rely on it. How big? Approximately 326,000 Massachusetts residents — almost 5 percent of the entire state population — are expected to lose insurance coverage under the bill, according to the Congressional Budget Office. Massachusetts will lose an estimated $1.97 billion in Medicaid funding in 2029 (once provisions are fully phased in), according to The Commonwealth Fund. State official… Continue Reading
July 07, 2025Uncommon bonds: Speeding transit projects
High partisan tensions in Washington haven’t disrupted the bipartisan push for improving the nation’s infrastructure. Almost four years ago, under former President Joe Biden, Republicans and Democrats joined hands to pass a law with significant new funding to improve the nation’s roads and bridges. Now lawmakers are looking for ways to cut wasted time and bloated costs associated with highways, roads, and railways. As Congress prepares to assemble a package to reauthorize the nation’s surface… Continue Reading
July 01, 2025The ‘abundance’ movement’s next front: Transportation
A bipartisan group of House members is asking leaders of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee to “cut excessive red tape” when they reauthorize spending on surface transportation — like highways, rail and transit — set to lapse in 2026. “Unlocking America’s economic potential can be achieved by accelerating construction, eliminating unnecessary delays, and clearing the way for smarter, faster infrastructure investment,” Rep. Josh Harder, D-Calif., and 20 others wrote in a letter shar… Continue Reading