The next governor will likely wade into a bitter fight over offshore wind development's claimed benefits and costs. Will this topic move any voters?

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Trump's former Russia adviser Fiona Hill said Britain and NATO allies can no longer rely on the U.S. to protect them from ...

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The cover-up of former President Joe Biden’s age-related decline is as much a media scandal as a political one. An appropriately skeptical press would have asked consistently penetrating questions ...