National dark money anti-pot group bankrolling efforts to ban recreational marijuana in Mass., Maine
Organization funding ballot question is not required to disclose its donors
A national anti-pot organization allowed to hide its donors is bankrolling an effort to eliminate recreational marijuana use in Massachusetts, representing a fraction of the more than $11 million raised so far on a record-breaking set of ballot questions.
THE CODCAST
Filling the health care funding gaps
This week on The Codcast, CommonWealth Beacon reporter Jennifer Smith unravels the latests state health coverage moves with Audrey Morse Gasteier, executive director of the Massachusetts Health Connector, and Alex Sheff, senior director of policy and government affairs at Health Care For All.
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
Commonwealth in depth
โThey’re making a huge betโ:ย Rent control referendum splits progressives
A sweeping proposal to bring back caps on rent has generated hand-wringing, infighting, and one of the cycleโs most fascinating political debates
BY THE NUMBERS
Phoning it in โ Mass. residents still lean toward in-person care as telehealth boomsย
New polling shows Bay Staters primarily continue to receive their health care the old-fashioned way
From the Archives
Rooting for the home team
Minor-league baseball is making fans across the Commonwealth

