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March 13-19 is National Sunshine Week, which champions open government.

The new guidelines follow bipartisan calls from lawmakers for updates.

Here is the latest news in the highest-profile 2022 races in Rhode Island, from governor to Congress to mayor of Providence and beyond.

The podcast hosted by Matthew Sitman and Sam Adler-Bell offers history lessons that middle-aged liberals, young socialists and even some conservatives can love.

After two years of pandemic- and insurrection-related security restrictions, some lobbyists are putting their advocacy skills toward an effort to reopen the legislative buildings widely to tour groups and lobbying coalitions.

Gigi Sohn's nomination to the FCC, after a long process, was finally approved to go ahead to a full Senate vote.

Congressional approval is needed before troops are engaged in conflict, lawmakers and antiwar groups wrote in a letter.

House members sent an urgent reminder to the White House Tuesday that the president needs authorization from Congress before involving US armed forces in the conflict.

A late-night release of government reports on two Central Intelligence Agency programs has revealed that the organization is most likely collecting more data on American citizens than previously known.