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Nation
Republicans, basking in Tuesday’s victories, diverge on what comes next
Two strikingly divergent visions of Republican political strength played out over the weekend at a conference of Jewish conservatives, the first major gathering of GOP leaders since the party’s sweeping success in Tuesday’s elections. There were displays of blustery confidence. And there were calls for caution and restraint as party leaders tried to process their drastic gains. Continue reading →
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Politics
Democrats facing tough slog in 2022 governor’s races
Republicans are increasingly optimistic about flipping governor’s offices in key battleground states next year, buoyed by President Biden’s sagging approval ratings, Democratic infighting in Congress, and better-than-expected results in elections in Virginia and New Jersey. Continue reading →
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RI BUSINESS
New wind turbines are popping up on Providence’s waterfront
“It’s showing the direction we’re all moving in, and trying to create a greener, cleaner campus,” said Matthew Fannon, Johnson & Wales University’s director of sustainability and resource management. “But it’s also about Rhode Island — we want to be part of what Rhode Island is doing to improve the area.” Continue reading →
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Obituaries
Julie Green, artist who memorialized inmates’ last suppers, dies at 60
Six tacos, six glazed doughnuts, and a Cherry Coke: That was the last meal of a man executed in Oklahoma in July 1999. Rendered in cobalt blue glaze on a white china plate the next year, it was the first in Julie Green’s decades-long art project, “The Last Supper,” which documented the final meals of death row prisoners around the country. Continue reading →
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Obituaries
Julie Green, artist who memorialized inmates’ last suppers, dies at 60
Six tacos, six glazed doughnuts, and a Cherry Coke: That was the last meal of a man executed in Oklahoma in July 1999. Rendered in cobalt blue glaze on a white china plate the next year, it was the first in Julie Green’s decades-long art project, “The Last Supper,” which documented the final meals of death row prisoners around the country. Continue reading →
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