In Depth
Munoz offers the progressive version of acknowledging that the Democrat Party is the problem in Rhode Island.
We should not scapegoat groups of people or assume we know the explanation for complex trends, but it is impossible for the public to be informed about important topics if nobody is willing to ask uncomfortable questions.
The responsibility of proof falls on those who wish to restrict our rights and impose harmful solutions like forcing children to wear masks all day in school, and the evidence just isn’t there.
John DePetro and Justin Katz take on unprecedented developments in RI government and politics.
The solution is not to lean into the welfare-state, but to lean toward the free market.
The state takeover of Providence public schools injected critical race theory into the school system, and Middle School Teacher Ramona Bessinger says it’s undermining the school community.
John and Justin talk about several ways in which Rhode Island’s political elite is trying to control how things appear (and what sort of politics the people are permitted to have).
Introducing discrimination into state contracting based on “equity” demands will create dreams deferred.
A free event on August 14 and 15 at Rocky Point Park pays homage to the history of a great American pastime.
McKee has announced a “recommendation” to mask children in school, but he should remember that science is only a process for limiting (but not eliminating) human error in observations and analysis.