The Barrington Democrat discusses his campaign for attorney general; the Massachusetts lawmaker discusses his primary challenge against Senator Markey.

The presiding justice of R.I. Superior Court discusses her retirement after a 44-year career on the bench, the rule of law in 2025, her most memorable cases and more.

Massachusetts' top prosecutor discusses her move to Dartmouth and her political future; plus, McKee and Foulkes talk housing.

Reuters' Nate Raymond on the central role of New England judges in court fights over the president's policies; plus, a look at the week's biggest political headlines.

Now with the correct audio: Rhode Island's top prosecutor explains why he won't run for governor and discusses issues of the day; plus, a Columbus Day look back at a legendary Rhode Islander.

The Democratic AG candidate discusses his campaign; the Projo's Patrick Anderson joins Tim and Ted to break down a big week in the news.

A panel breaks down the early weeks of the Rhode Island governor's race, the coming contest for attorney general, the Jimmy Kimmel controversy and more.

The Democratic candidate for Providence mayor discusses police funding, pensions, ICE and more; then, Joe Powers and Ken Naylor Jr. on discusses the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

The Democratic candidate for governor Helena Foulkes discusses her newly launched campaign and more.

A political potpourri - the push to bad congressional stock trading, the latest from the State House, and the fight over Revolution Wind.

The panel discusses the outlook for Rhode Island's 2026 primary election one year out.

A closer look at why state spending is going up so much; memories of the much-beloved late judge.

Rhode Island's secretary of state discusses navigating the Trump administration, ILO, his political future and more; then, the 50th anniversary of a legendary heist.

New Bedford's leader discusses the first months of South Coast Rail, controversy over the police department, political controversies, the proposed waste processing facility and more.

The RIDOT director discusses summer construction, the Washington Bridge, truck tolls and more.

Retired federal court judge Nancy Gertner analyzes a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision that effectively ended nationwide injunctions, the Trump administration's stance with the judicial branch, and discusses the difficulty for judges in sentencing criminal defendants.

Tim White and Ted Nesi are joined by Joe Fleming and Steph Machado to break down the new Pell Center poll of Rhode Island voters.

The utility's president explains what went wrong with its IT systems after the July 3 thunderstorm and how its leaders are preparing for the future.

The nonprofit organization's CEO discusses federal funding cuts and a new state law on executive plan; one-on-one with Rhode Island's new Catholic leader.

The House speaker responds to Governor McKee's criticism of the budget bill and discusses his political future as well as the end of session.