Those of us who are raising daughters in this modern era perhaps take it for granted that they have as much opportunity as their male counterparts to…
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Mike Stanton On Media In The Age Of President-Elect Trump
University of Connecticut journalism professor Mike Stanton, a former Providence Journal investigative reporter, sat down to talk about President-elect…
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TGIF: 22 Things To Know About Rhode Island Politics & Media
Trump-world continues to assemble before our eyes, even as America prepares to pause next week for Thanksgiving. Thanks for stopping by for my weekly…
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Bonus Q&A: Shekarchi On Line-Item Veto, Governor Raimondo & College Affordability
House Majority Leader Joseph Shekarchi joins Bonus Q&A to discuss his new leadership role and a range of other issues.
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Despite National Decline, RI Sees Slight Uptick In Homelessness According To HUD Report
A new national report from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development finds chronic homelessness on the rise in Rhode Island. The state is…
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U.S. Rep. Langevin Has New Staff Chief
Longtime Rhode Island Congressman Jim Langevin has a new chief of staff. Kristin Nicholson is leaving Democrat Langevin’s office to take a job at…
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Brown Students Call On School To Protect Undocumented Students, Minorities
Hundreds of Brown University students walked out of classes Wednesday, shouting “Our existence is resistance,” and “Whose campus? Our campus.” The…
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At Providence Community Meeting, Concerns About Immigration, Life Under President Trump
Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza hosted residents Wednesday night concerned about the future under President-elect Donald Trump.
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What Students Think Of Tuition Increases Might Surprise You
The state Board of Education voted unanimously Wednesday to raise tuition at Rhode Island’s three public colleges and universities. The increases would…
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Potential Tuition Increases On The Table For RI’s Public Colleges, University
Students at Rhode Island’s public colleges and university could see a tuition hike next year. The state Board of Education is slated to vote Wednesday…
