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Rhode Island joins 20 other states in winning a preliminary injunction against President Trump’s attempt to eliminate federal library funding through the Institute of Museum and Library Services
Handful of candidates emerge with declarations due May 29-30
State economies, energy prices and climate change goals at risk under federal pause in offshore wind development
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
Facing a $34 million budget deficit and a student body half the size it was in 2011, the Providence-based university says layoffs—mostly at its flagship campus—are needed to stabilize finances
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