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When the Negotiating Table and Town Hall Start to Look the Same
Connecticut towns are meant to be governed by neighbors, taxpayers, and parents accountable to the communities they serve. They are not meant to function as extensions of any single interest group. Yet that distinction is increasingly blurred, as the…
Connecticut Declared a Housing Emergency. The Clock…
House Bill 8002 was enacted during a November special session after state leaders argued that…
Why CT’s Treatment of Faith-Based Nonprofits…
Connecticut ranks among the least friendly states for faith-based nonprofit organizations, largely …
What You Need To Know For Special Session
Connecticut lawmakers are moving quickly in a special session — tackling housing, emergency…
Lamont’s Hospital Takeover Plan is a Gamble Connecticut…
UConn Health — the state’s public medical center that includes the UConn School of Medicine, the…
Why CT’s Special Session Must Be Narrow and Focused
With a special session expected in mid-November, progressives are using an emerging funding crisis to revisit Connecticut’s fiscal guardrails and advance other priorities such as health care and affordable housing. The emergency — triggered by the…
The New Jersey Playbook Connecticut Shouldn’t Copy
Connecticut lawmakers insist a major housing plan is coming — they just won’t say what’s in it. At…
One in Four State Employee Pension Dollars Flow Out of…
Florida may be nicknamed the Sunshine State, but for thousands of retired Connecticut state…
Inside Connecticut’s Amistad Awards: The Activist…
The Connecticut People’s World Committee — a group aligned with the Communist Party USA — has…
85% of Americans Want Union Transparency. Connecticut’s…
A U.S. Chamber of Commerce survey finds 85% of Americans want to know how unions spend their dues.…
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