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What a Republican Senate Means

Author - November 4, 2014

HPR writers take on what a Republican control of the Senate means for the country.

State of the Races

Author - November 4, 2014

An overview of the races likely to determine control of the Senate.

Races to Watch

Author - November 4, 2014

These races won't determine control of the Senate, but they're worth watching anyway.

When Mental Health Gets Political

Author - November 3, 2014

Massachusetts gubernatorial candidates Charlie Baker and Martha Coakley both endorse mental health background checks for gun purchasers. But their mental health policies differ from...

Ad Astra Per Aspera

Author - November 3, 2014

We must not allow one incident to derail the incredible progress that so many have sacrificed so much to achieve.

For Democrats, It's Not as Bad as it Looks

Author - November 2, 2014

As it looks more and more likely that the Republicans will seize control of the Senate on Tuesday (if not in January after runoff...

California's Congressional Contest

Author - November 2, 2014

This election will finally reveal the true color of a district that has undergone paramount changes in its economic and social structure.

The Buddy Cianci Show

Author - November 1, 2014

A twice-convicted felon draws both panic and adulation in Providence.

The Yellen Legacy

Author - October 31, 2014

The past five years have featured some of the most interesting periods of United States Federal Reserve policy in the institution's 100 year-plus history,...

Here Comes The Sun

Author - October 31, 2014

In the last presidential election, Democrats and Republicans each spent nearly a billion dollars in campaigning. The National Rifle Association, AIPAC, the AARP, and...