Politics
The lawsuit challenges the Trump administration for requiring states to cooperate with the enforcement of federal immigration law in order to receive funding for public safety and infrastructure projects
New bill would prohibit all internet-connected devices in public schools starting in August, with exceptions for medical and educational needs—though the measure still faces hurdles in the House
House vote Tuesday sets up rare public dustup
Despite limited success in his first term, President Trump is again targeting the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, sparking fierce pushback from media leaders, lawmakers, and rural communities that rely on local stations
With courts acting as the last line of defense, Rhode Island ACLU’s Steven Brown discusses the stakes for democracy, due process, and free expression—both nationally and at home
Bottle bill supporters say beverage sale industry is part of the problem. Industry representatives claim this solution causes another one
Legislation calls for disclosure of AI-manipulated images, audio and video within 90 days of an election
‘Tax the rich’ supporters see their best chance yet. But House leadership is noncommittal so far.
Handful of candidates emerge with declarations due May 29-30
Lawyers Challenge Customs Officials’ Constitutional Authority to Deport Brown Medicine Kidney Doctor
Updated complaint asks federal judge to reinstate work visa, allow for immigration court proceedings for Dr. Rasha Alawieh