Topic: Rhode Island

Does your mechanic have the data needed to fix your car?

As more independent mechanics say manufacturers deny them access to data, states debate 'right to repair' laws.

Opinion: Don't make cops squeal on undocumented workers

Cities that took a hands-off approach saw crime drop.

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Enviro-prize irks Chevron

Antarctica's Wilkins Ice Shelf eroding at an unforeseen pace

Scientists say the breakup is a harbinger of what's to come if the region continues warming.

For Clinton and Obama, next six weeks are critical

By the next primary, April 22, the way to count Florida and Michigan may be settled.

Obama struggles to stay above fray

In striking back harder against Clinton, is he undercutting his message?

Clinton victories in Texas and Ohio give McCain time to craft his message

While the Democrats battle, McCain can see which attacks are effective.

McCain clinches; Clinton rallies, checking Obama's momentum

She wins three of four March 4 primaries, reviving her campaign and setting the stage for a long duel for the Democratic nomination.

Can Clinton slow Obama-mentum?

She faces heavy pressure in Texas and Ohio primaries.

On ropes, Clinton works to hold Ohio

Days before the March 4 primary, Clinton retains an average 6-point lead.

Clinton campaign aide Ickes stays optimistic

At a Monitor breakfast, Harold Ickes defended Clinton's presidential prospects but also hinted she will make a decision after March 4.

An honest look at a slave-trading family’s past

Thomas DeWolf tells of his voyage into some ugly chapters of family history.

If superdelegates pick nominee, Democrats face backlash

The idea that party insiders would decide contest strikes many as 'undemocratic.'

An honest look at a slave-trading family's past

Thomas DeWolf tells of his voyage into some ugly chapters of family history.

Potomac primaries: Obama on a streak with Clinton in turmoil

His victories Tuesday make eight in a row and show he's eroding Clinton's core constituencies.

Obama Sweeps 3 States, Huckabee Takes 2

The Illinois senator narrowed the delegate gap with Sen. Hillary Clinton.

Family confronts the North's slave-trading past

Descendants of the DeWolf family of Rhode Island retrace the infamous 'triangle trade' in a documentary film.

Seven things employees want most to be happy at work

Experts say job satisfaction begins with respect and appreciation, not salary and perks.

Antarctica's required course is the Happy Camper School of survival

Do not go untrained into the 24-hour summer light.

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US history as seen through the eyes of a young slave girl.

Rooted in local fresh taste

Members of community supported farms reap the rewards of fresh and tasty produce.