Mark Patinkin

In a compelling moment, the show’s host, Harvard historian Henry Louis Gates Jr., reveals what we had never known.

Almost 80 years after the guns of Europe fell silent on May 8, 1945, he is now among the dwindling few from that conflict still among us. The war was won by foot soldiers like Mr. Simeone, who fought in the cold and snow and mud for six months and more because his country asked him to, and he asked the same of himself.

Providence Journal I arrive for an interview with newly reelected U.S. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse in his downtown Providence office, and as we

Providence Journal I sat down with Gov. Dan McKee to ask if Rhode Island will keep Hasbro “Is it looking good or not?” I asked.

Ramon Morales sat down with Journal columnist Mark Patinkin to talk about his journey from the Dominican Republic to Rhode Island.

Providence Journal When I decided to write about Small Business Saturday, which is today, I felt I should find one that's emblematic of the state.

Providence Journal Nighttime in Beirut The two of us, John McCarthy and I, were in the restaurant of the Hotel Commodore.

He was a class act, cultural intellect and onetime Air Force guy who for decades enlivened the arts scene of an arts-state, and sadly, we lost him a week ago at age 87.

Providence Journal A few months ago, Amazon banned a book I wrote on the Middle East conflict called, “ The Holy Land at War ,” refusing to publish it.

Providence Journal I have bad news for single people in Warwick. It's supposedly one of the worst places for dating in America.