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Pritzker Signs Law To Protect Citizens From MAGA Lies, Newsom Mocks Trump’s Fake Medical Records, and Dems Close The Gap In Deep-Red District “We have a country to take back” Scott Dworkin Dec 3 Happy Wednesday! Thanks again for being here. You may notice this news brief is different from most others out there. Like how we have no ads, no corporate sponsors, and no one telling us to tone it down when it comes to Trump. That’s because we only answer to our awesome community here, which is truly the only way to fight back against this regime. So if you value our unbought journalism and relentless activism, please join us as a paid subscriber today: Let’s jump in. TENNESSEE RESULTS Last night in the special election for Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District, Dem Aftyn Behn proved that all Republicans in competitive House seats should be very nervous. In an enormous shift from Trump’s 22-point victory in the district last year, Behn helped Dems close the gap by more than 13 points. So whi...

  ❤️  Donate Wednesday, December 3, 2025 ⛅  Increasingly cloudy, with a high of 39. Good Morning Boston, We did eventually see  some  snowflakes late last night. But the town of Westminster is the state's snowfall winner with 7.5 inches. Read Massachusetts' full town-by-town snow totals from yesterday's storm  here . Now to the news: She's running (for reelection):  After giving the idea some thought, Rep. Ayanna Pressley announced yesterday that she won't run for Senate in 2026. The Boston congresswoman said she will instead run for a fifth term representing Massachusetts' 7th Congressional District, leaving 79-year-old incumbent Sen. Ed Markey and challenger Rep. Seth Moulton as  the two major candidates in next year's Senate Democratic primary . (Former teacher Alex Rikleen is also in the race.) Why not run for Senate? Pressley said it wasn't the best time. "With our daughter in her last year at home before college and a district that has been ...