Steve Klamkin & The Saturday Am News

Prof. Andrew Horwitz at the Roger Williams University School of Law is among more than 1,100 law professors around the country to sign a letter opposing President-elect Donald Trump's choice of Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Alabama) as United States Attorney General

Joe Caiazzo, who successfully ran both Bernie Sanders' 2016 Rhode Island primary campaign and Hillary Clinton's campaign in Rhode Island in the final election looks ahead to the political landscape in 2017

Dr. Tracey Wilen is out with her outlook for job prospects in 2017. She is the author of 11 books on career and business topics, the most recent is "Employed for Life, 21st Century Career Trends" Learn more at www.traceywilen.com

FBI Supervisory Special Agent Michael Kelly describes a dramatic increase in what are called business e-mail compromise scams. For more information or to file a complaint go to: https://www.ic3.gov

Dr. Laura Stroud, Ph.D., with Miriam Hospital’s Center for Behavioral and Preventive Medicine, contributed to the Surgeon General’s Report on E-cigarettes - learn more at: e-cigarettes.surgeongeneral.gov / Photo courtesy Alexander Russy

The holidays can be very stressful, and Dr. Jon Brett at the Newport Hospital offers some tips for coping at the holidays

Neil Steinberg of the RI Foundation urges Rhode Islanders to Buy Local this holiday season to help boost the local economy. www.buylocalri.org and @buylocalri

Donald J. Farish, President of Roger Williams University gauges the impact Donald Trump’s election may have on higher education, and says University presidents should present a united front in the face of what he calls potential threats to higher education

In her first extended remarks since Donald Trump's election as President, Gov. Gina Raimondo spoke with reporters about the impact on Rhode Island, and a number of other issues.

Ruth Feder, CEO of the Mental Health Association of Rhode Island talks about the group's anniversary, marking 100 years of service to Rhode Island

Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) discusses his "Open Letter to President-elect Donald Trump". Here is the letter: http://huff.to/2fB7Uxc

Roger Williams University political scientist Prof. Robert Eisinger, an expert in polling and presidential politics, looks at what went right and what went wrong in the pollsters' and pundits' analysis of the 2016 election

Dr. Katherine Sharkey, of Brown University & Rhode Island Hospital, Associate Director of the Sleep for Science Research Lab on the discussion in Massachusetts, whether to do away with Daylight Saving Time and switch year round to Atlantic time

Catherine Taylor talks about the upcoming Providence Preservation Society symposium on Nov. 3-4: "Why Preserve?" http://providencesymposium.com/

Francesca Spidalieri leads the Cyber Leadership Research Project at Salve Regina University - can the election be hacked?

Charles Harrington is out with his "Guidebook to Haunted & Strange Places in Rhode Island and Surrounds"

Leonard Brown, co-producer of the 39th Annual John Coltrane Memorial Concert talks about the show, at Northeastern University on Saturday, October 29, 2016. Lear more at: http://friendsofjcmc.org/

Bernard Georges of the Providence - based "New Bridges for Haitian Success" ran a fundraiser Oct. 15 to collect supplies and money to help with relief efforts in Haiti in the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew. Learn more at https://www.facebook.com/NewbridgesforHaitians/ or http://www.newbridgesforhaitiansuccess.org/ Photo courtesy U.S. Marine Corps

Brown University economics Prof. John Friedman takes a look at differences in the tax and economic proposals being advanced by Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump

Elizabeth Dougan, a UMass Boston gerontologist and author of the Rhode Island Healthy Aging Data Report, a town by town snapshot of seniors' health throughout Rhode Island