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Susan Martin Haberlandt, 69, beloved sister, wife, mother, and grandmother, a pioneer and life-long leader in education, died peacefully on November 6 at Hartford Hospital following a long illness. Susan was born on February 19, 1950 in Providence, RI, as the middle child of five to John Martin, a physician, and his wife, Elizabeth, a […]

Like Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski, Maryland Senate candidate Larry Hogan is sorta kinda committed to abortion rights, but is chained to the party of forced birth lawmaking in a Republican Party that has lost its pro-choice wing.

Rhode Island's junior senator is poised to be a heavy favorite against whoever emerges from a Republican field, and is at least beginning to think about the options he’ll have if Democrats retain control of the US Senate in November.

A call to unite in defense of our planet was the top reason answering why was Earth Day created. Denis Hayes recounts the history of the first Earth Day in 1970.

Maine's senior senator said she doesn't know how she will vote in November, rejecting both President Biden and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as well as the Republican frontrunner.

Although his legislation failed, the late Connecticut Senator and one-time vice presidential candidate kept attention on the issue after the U.S. withdrawal from the Kyoto protocol.

Maine's senior senator said she doesn't know how she will vote in November, rejecting both President Biden and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Maine's senior senator said she doesn't know how she will vote in November, rejecting both President Biden and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as well as the Republican frontrunner.

With the much-anticipated forensic analysis on the bridge due soon, we took a look back at the bridge's major milestones.

As Democrats try to hold the Senate through defending red states, a look at the rise and fall of split Senate outcomes in presidential years.KEY POINTS FROM THIS ARTICLE— This is the second part of our history of presidential-Senate split-ticket results, from World War II to now. This part covers the mid-1980s to present, a timeframe that started with many instances of split results and ended with hardly any at all.— In 1984 and 1988, amidst large GOP victories at the presidential level, mor...