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As one of the largest private landowners in Providence, Paolino says the city must address public safety concerns in order to realize its development potential
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House Speaker Chris Blazejewski talks state spending, an inspector general and Democratic prioritiesThe 46-year-old Providence resident says he plans on increasing government transparency while maintaining a commitment to children and working families
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The Democratic candidates for governor discuss the economy, healthcare and public education ahead of the September 9 primary
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The Rhode Island Foundation CEO says fixing the state’s school funding formula is urgent for students, the economy and Rhode Island’s future
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The former World Series champion reflects on the Red Sox’s sluggish offense, his early nerves as an analyst and finding community in South Kingstown
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Ken Naylor Jr., chairman of the Rhode Island Young Republicans, says, 'If you work hard, if you hit the doors, you can win'
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John J. McConnell Jr. says he and his family have been targeted after he issued court decisions against the Trump administration
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Stephanie Savell, director of the Costs of War project at Brown University, says much of the United States’ massive defense budget could be better spent on education, health care and green energy
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State Representative Brandon Potter of Cranston argues higher taxes on top earners could address inequality while funding health care and affordability needs
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Blain’s latest book documents the contributions of Black women in the national fight for the advancement of human rights
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State Sen. Jessica de la Cruz is proposing a phased 10% income tax cut over five years, arguing the state’s core problem is spending, not revenue
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While he says the state's reputation as a hotbed of political corruption is overstated, Marion says government oversight today isn’t as 'robust as it should be'