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Sextortion, mold and raw sewage: Tenants file RICO lawsuit against RI landlord. What it says.
A Rhode Island landlord is the target of a RICO lawsuit filed by 12 current and former tenants and Reclaim RI.
Supreme Court disabuses federal workers who thought their jobs were safe
Civil servants told POLITICO they’re anxious and exhausted, but holding out hope their lawyers can still save their jobs.
Patricia Sullivan to retire as RI federal magistrate
U.S. Magistrate Judge Patricia Sullivan, who joined the bench in 2012, will retire in October 2026, per court announcement.
Trump administration freezes nearly $7B in education funding. How does it affect RI?
The freeze on close to $7 billion in education grants would cost RI nearly $30 million, 7% of the state’s K-12 federal funding.
Rhode Island judge stops Trump, Kennedy HHS layoffs
A federal judge in Rhode Island stops the controversial mass layoffs and cuts at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services initiated by Secretary Robert
The Supreme Court was entirely right to slap down lower-court federal judges who keep trying to play king
Hail to the Supreme Court for definitively slapping down the lower-court judges who’ve been issuing nationwide injunctions against President Donald Trump’s orders and actions.
Rhode Island's assault weapon ban offers a peek into why such laws are difficult to pass
It took 10 years, but Rhode Island politicians finally found a way to ban the sale, manufacturing and distribution of certain assault weapons
Federal judge blocks mass layoffs and reorganization plans at HHS
A federal judge in Rhode Island has blocked the Department of Health and Human Services from implementing mass layoffs and overhauling some of its sub-agencies.
How Rhode Island finally pushed a partial assault weapons ban over the finish line
It took 10 years, but Rhode Island politicians finally found a way to ban the sale, manufacturing and distribution of certain assault weapons
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RI Brown Medicine doctor's deportation was correct, feds argue in court
Lawyers for the federal government argued that U.S. Customs and Border Patrol had the right to deport Dr. Rasha Alawieh without a hearing.
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