Wind, solar, and battery power, they're not raising their prices.

The advancement of this significant package of legislation demonstrates a bipartisan commitment to maintaining and upgrading the nation’s water infrastructure.

We're actually somewhat generous about letting [the oil companies] keep half of the excess profits, but we want at least half of it to go back.

“Rhode Island is home to some of the brightest young minds in the nation, and the Wavemaker program helps keep their talent here,”

Since I have been governor, we have grown over 37,000 private sector jobs at a rate that is nearly double that of our pre-pandemic growth.

If there’s anyone in the country who demands more attention, it’s the president, and I think that behavior is very dangerous to the court and to the whole system.

We are closing the education gap with Massachusetts, making higher education more affordable, improving our infrastructure at the state and municipal level, and creating policies that support families and make health care more affordable…

I have received allegations that the Kennedy Center has conducted rushed renovation and maintenance work with disregard to its commitments to Congress and the federal contracting standards the Center has long applied to its own…

Instead of pursuing renovations tailored to the building’s actual needs, the Center rushed a series of renovations driven by the President’s aesthetic whims and his desire to star in a series of televised events in December.

This is waste, and it treats a national memorial to President Kennedy as if it were a private renovation project.

However, I am confident this letter is meant only to make me afraid to do my duty – ensuring all eligible Rhode Islanders are able to cast their ballot – and not based on any factual issue.

Whether in court or in Congress, the Administration has consistently met opposition – because in fact, they are the ones not complying with the law.

I am confident that elections in Rhode Island are administered in accordance with federal and state laws.

Now, intimidation and bullying is all that’s left in their playbook.

The Department failed to respond to Congress, and instead, on May 18, 2026, announced that it had settled an unrelated IRS lawsuit with President Trump to create a $1.8 billion slush fund to compensate alleged victims of DOJ…

The Trump Administration’s denial of Rhode Island’s disaster declaration appears to be yet another case of the White House putting politics ahead of people.

It’s time for Mr. Platner to exit.

We urge you to reject any efforts by the Department of Justice (DOJ) to compensate January 6 rioters for their crimes and to commit to vigorously defending American taxpayers.