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05/08/2008

Delegate numbers favor Obama
According to a Democratic Party insider, the race is essentially over despite Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton’s intention to continue campaigning.

05/07/2008

In Indiana, Obama stands tough
INDIANAPOLIS — If Sen. Barack Obama didn’t decisively knock off Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton in Indiana’s photo-finish primary yesterday, he at least showed that he can take a punch and come back stronger.

Clinton’s win may solidify split among Democrats
INDIANAPOLIS — With a populist edge and a pitch to cut gasoline taxes, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton was beating Sen. Barack Obama decisively among working-class white voters and voters most concerned about the slumping economy in another hard-pressed state in the heartland.

05/06/2008

The Indiana Primary: A hard-pressed heartland looks for a candidate
ANDERSON, Ind. — When Bill Riffe was a young teacher, many a promising educator got through college by working nights at one of the sprawling auto-parts plants that made this East Providence-sized city boom.

05/02/2008

No quick fix to soaring fuel costs, lawmakers say
The local delegation is more optimistic about long-term changes in energy policy than they are in controlling prices at the pump this summer.

04/18/2008

In surprise meeting, pope hears from sex-abuse victims
After saying Mass before 46,000 at a stadium, Pope Benedict XVI speaks and prays with a small group of victims of pedophile priests.

04/17/2008

Abuse scandal: Pope addresses 'gravely immoral behavior' of some priests
WASHINGTON — For the second time during his American journey, Pope Benedict XVI spoke yesterday of the shame of the sexual abuse of children by priests, telling the nation’s Catholic bishops that the scandal in their church was “sometimes very badly handled.”

05/06/2008

A hard-pressed heartland
ANDERSON, Ind. — When Bill Riffe was a young teacher, many a promising educator got through college by working nights at one of the sprawling auto-parts plants that made this East Providence-sized city boom.

04/18/2008

In surprise meeting, pope hears from sex-abuse victims
After saying Mass before 46,000 at a stadium, Pope Benedict XVI speaks and prays with a small group of victims of pedophile priests.

04/17/2008

A call to bind wounds
WASHINGTON — For the second time during his American journey, Pope Benedict XVI spoke yesterday of the shame of the sexual abuse of children by priests, telling the nation’s Catholic bishops that the scandal in their church was “sometimes very badly handled.”

04/08/2008

Reed ready to review status of war in Iraq
The Rhode Island Democrat will be among those questioning Gen. David H. Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan C. Crocker at today’s Senate hearings.