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Caucus analysis claims the state’s housing finance agency devotes outsized resources to administrative costs compared with peers in Massachusetts and other New England states; RIHousing CEO pushes back, calling the criticism political and highlighting billions invested in homes
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Secretary of State Gregg Amore said he objected to providing personally identifiable information, like the last four digits of one’s social security number, contained in the state’s voter rolls
2023 final approval wasn’t actually final without plans on national security, fisheries, according to affidavit
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The former CVS executive goes one-on-one with political reporter Ian Donnis
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The U.S. Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division argued in court filings that excluding white teachers from the loan-forgiveness program violated anti-discrimination laws
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McKee leads slightly over Democratic rivals in 2026 governor’s race but still dogged by low approval ratings
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Morales remains an underdog in a challenge to incumbent Brett Smiley
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Providence affordable housing developer is co-plaintiff
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Calls for civility and compassion from across the partisan spectrum
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Commission holds public hearing on separate proposals to increase cap on gift values and apply limit to certain lobbyists