This letter is in reference to The Courant story, “ Spending cap a thorn in state budget compromise ,” by Christopher Keating ...

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He was taken into ICE custody after a brief vehicle chase and subsequent foot pursuit on the day he released from state ...

As pressure grows to get artificial colors out of the U.S. food supply, the shift may well start at Abby Tampow’s laboratory ...

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Social Security has been successfully operating since 1935, paying benefits to millions of Americans without fail.

It is not only an outdated model of care, but also a financial burden on taxpayers, and one that contradicts best practices for supporting individuals with disabilities.

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The embattled leader of the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities system will be removed from his position, beginning ...