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The Trump Impeachment Follies

For the third time in American history, Congress is ensnared in the extraordinary constitutional impeachment of a sitting president. Andrew Johnson’s impeachment in the post-Civil War era holds few lessons for today, but the late-twentieth century inquiries into Republican Nixon and Democrat Clinton resonate still. (Advance copy of commentary scheduled for Monday.)

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Honoring Labor Day’s traditions

Today is Labor Day, the holiday honoring American workers. The Public’s Radio political analyst Scott MacKay says we should honor the labor movement and make the day about more than a wave goodbye to summer. (Advance copy of commentary scheduled to air on Labor Day.) These should be among the best of times for working […]

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Care New England Pulls Out Of Merger Talks

The move dashes hopes — at least for now — for one “unified academic medical center” merging CNE, Lifespan and Brown’s medical school.

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