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SALEM, Mass.— Today Congressman Seth Moulton will deliver remarks at an event with President Biden, the Massachusetts congressional delegation, and state and local officials to celebrate a $62 million federal investment to modernize Boston Logan International Airport's Terminal E.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Congressman Seth Moulton is the winner of the Congressional Management Foundation’s annual “Democracy Award” for outstanding achievement in Innovation and Modernization.
Salem, Mass.— On the one-year anniversary of America’s final exit from Afghanistan, Congressman Seth Moulton has received the highest ranking in the House of Representatives from the Voice for Refuge Action Fund for his commitment to uphold the promise to protect Afghan S
SALEM, Mass.– Congressman Seth Moulton gave the following statement in response to a 90-page report released this morning by the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) outlining MBTA safety and staffing issues:
Washington (August 17, 2022) – Congressman Moulton joined the Massachusetts Congressional Delegation in introducing a resolution honoring Boston Celtics legend William “Bill” Felton Russell. Russell was the number two pick in the 1956 NBA draft. A decade later, he became a player-coach for the Celtics and the first Black head coach of a major U.S. professional sports team.
Today, Congressman Seth Moulton, Senator Elizabeth Warren, and Senator Ed Markey announced that the City of Lynn will receive $20,250,000 in funding to transform the Lynnway by establishing a safe connection between Lynn’s waterfront and downtown, while also creating better access between Boston and the North Shore.
Salem, Mass.— Congressman Seth Moulton and Congresswoman Veronica Escobar are urging the Department of Defense to clarify its policies on access and coverage for abortion services, and to define its plan to protect service members and military medical providers in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
SALEM, Mass.–Today, Congressman Seth Moulton gave the following statement in response to the announcement that the MBTA’s Orange Line will be closed for repairs from August 18-September 18:
Washington, D.C.-- Today Congressman Seth Moulton and Congresswoman Veronica Escobar introduced the “Mass Shooter Prosecution Act” which would allow U.S. law enforcement to prosecute mass shootings as acts of terrorism. It would also enable law enforcement, in the wake of an attack, to uncover the broader network that supported the attack.