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June 4, 2019

Democratic presidential candidate Seth Moulton on Sunday pledged to do “whatever I can” to ban all assault weapons and high-capacity magazines if he’s elected next year, calling gun violence a “national emergency” in the wake of Friday’s mass shooting in Virginia.


May 28, 2019

Rep. Seth Moulton, a Marine veteran who is running for president, will introduce a plan Tuesday evening to expand military mental health services and will disclose that he sought treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder after his combat deployments during the Iraq War.


May 22, 2019

A powerful congressional committee holds a hearing on single-payer health care.

It sounds like the perfect place for lawmakers looking to score easy political points and cut new sound bites for one of the nation’s biggest policy debates. Right?


May 22, 2019

As President Trump demonstrated Wednesday, he might be the focus of endless congressional investigations, but when it comes to the question of impeachment he holds all the cards. At least for now.


May 22, 2019

Impeachment was the talk of Washington Wednesday, as Democrats huddled to discuss whether — and how — to proceed.


May 22, 2019

State cannabis laws have left one group of medical marijuana users in limbo: veterans. Rep. Seth Moulton has three bills that could help.

"There are doctors -- we've heard all the stories -- who just tell their patients that they may lose their benefits if they talk about this because it's breaking federal law to use cannabis," Massachusetts Democratic Rep. Seth Moulton told Newsy.


May 21, 2019

While we’re pretty meh on U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton’s presidential aspirations, he has a great idea with his call to service announced Sunday.


May 21, 2019

The Trump administration is trying to assure Congress that it does not want to start a war with Iran, but some lawmakers who fought in Iraq are not so sure.


May 18, 2019

The Lynn Post Office will be rededicated on Friday to the city’s former mayor and postmater, Thomas P. Costin Jr., the U.S. Postal Service announced.


May 17, 2019

The Trump Administration is turning up the heat on Iran, broadcasting a new plan to send as many as 120,000 U.S. forces to the Middle East to counter purported “identified, credible threats” from Iran.