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Nina Jankowicz, whose former role as executive director of the Disinformation Governance Board led to threats against her and her family, has since cofounded the American Sunlight Project. She joins @Issue to talk about the need for people to think critically about the information they take in.

We hear cases for and against the Massachusetts ballot initiative that would phase out the $6.75 “tipped minimum wage,” and speak with Democratic New Hampshire gubernatorial candidate Joyce Craig, on tonight’s edition of @Issue.

Just one week from Election Day, we’re talking to Massachusetts party leaders about the presidential and down-ballot races, looking at major newspapers’ decisions not to endorse Donald Trump or Kamala Harris, and digging in to Question 3.

Amid her bid for reelection against Republican challenger John Deaton, Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren joined @Issue Monday, comparing former President Donald Trump’s rally at Madison Square Garden to a Nazi rally at the same venue in the 1930s.

With just eight days left before Election Day, we’re taking a look at the issues before Massachusetts voters.

We speak with Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley about the last push to convince undecided voters in the general election.

We speak to Secretary Bill Galvin about early voting preparations in Massachusetts and what is expected of this year’s local elections.

On this episode of @Issue, catching up with Rep. Stephen Lynch, and contending with the storm of false information that flooded social media after Hurricanes Milton and Helene. 

As election day approaches we speak to a panel of experts about the VP debate, the last month of campaigning and more.

Moulton comments on presidential race, the middle east and mental health.

We speak with the Director of the Center for State Policy Analysis about the ballot questions in Massachusetts in this year’s elections.

Former President Donald Trump said Thursday that he won’t debate his presidential opponent Vice President Kamala Harris again.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is in the studio to talk about a number of pressing issues, including the migrant crisis, the housing crisis, the presidential race, Steward Health bankruptcy, her re-election campaign and more.

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Only 26 out of the 160 house districts and 6 of the 40 senate districts have contested primaries.

Vice President Kamala Harris formally accepted the Democratic nomination for president Thursday at the Democratic National Convention.

The largest housing bill in Massachusetts history, the Affordable Homes Act, was signed into law by Gov. Maura Healey.

The new restrictions are creating controversy statewide.

Experts discuss the fallout from the Steward Health’s closures and the warning signs of the state’s health care system. 

Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign has raised $200 million since she emerged as the likely Democratic presidential nominee last week.

Authorities were working on Sunday to understand how a gunman armed with an AR-style rifle was able to get close enough to shoot and injure former President Donald Trump at his rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday.