Governor Dan McKee has strongly condemned the Trump administration's efforts to gut the U.S. Department of Education and slash federal education funding. The governor emphasized that Rhode Island is committed to building a stronger future through education, stating that "Education is not a line item, it is a national imperative." McKee's statement reflects growing concerns among state leaders about potential impacts on Rhode Island's educational programs and student services. Source: patch.com

Political analyst Steve Ahlquist examines the legal strategy behind Attorney General Neronha's latest lawsuit challenging federal education funding cuts. The analysis explores the constitutional arguments and potential outcomes of the multi-state legal challenge.

The Rhode Island Senate District 4 special primary election saw an 11% voter turnout, with approximately half of all ballots cast through early voting or mail-in voting. Results and analysis of the low turnout election that will determine candidates for the general election.

Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha leads a coalition of 24 states and DC in filing a federal lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's freeze of nearly $7 billion in education funding. The suit argues the funding cuts violate federal law and will harm students across the nation.

Rhode Island Education Commissioner Angelica Infante Green writes about comprehensive strategies for supporting English language learners in schools. She emphasizes the importance of quality curriculum, teacher training, and wraparound services to ensure academic success for all students.