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  • George SantosPolitics

    Former Congressman George Santos is expected to plead guilty to multiple counts in financial fraud case

    By Susan Haigh and The Associated Press
  • Connecticut bridgeEnvironment

    American infrastructure cracks again as tanker fire shuts down Interstate-95 in Connecticut for days

    By Susan Haigh, Pat Eaton-Robb, and others
  • FILE – A subway approaches an above ground station in the Brooklyn borough of New York with the New York City skyline in the background, June 21, 2017. New Jersey is incentivizing taxpayers who work from home for New York based employers to sue New York in court for taxing their wages. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews, File)Finance

    New Jersey is pushing local telecommuters who work for New York companies to appeal their Empire State tax bills. Connecticut may be next

    By Susan Haigh and The Associated Press
  • Jeff JarvisTech

    First state attempts to regulate AI have mile-wide self-reporting loopholes: ‘It’s already hard when you have these huge companies with billions of dollars’

    By Jesse Bedayn, Susan Haigh, and others
  • Joe LiebermanPolitics

    Joe Lieberman, former Connecticut senator who was the first Jewish candidate on a White House ticket, dies at 82

    By Susan Haigh and The Associated Press
  • YaleSuccess

    Yale targeted by Connecticut bill that would ban legacy admissions statewide

    By Susan Haigh and The Associated Press
  • A book and an iPad tablet with an open eBook lying on a tableTech

    Local libraries are struggling as book publishers charge three times as much for digital books as physical ones—and they don’t even get to keep them

    By Susan Haigh and The Associated Press
  • AVALON, CA – MAY 22: General views of a U.S. Coast Guard Sikorsky MH-60T Jayhawk helicopter, based in San Diego, performing exercises over Santa Catalina Island on May 22, 2023 in Avalon, California. (Photo by AaronP/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images)Leadership

    ‘Too many’ U.S. Coast Guard employees feel unsafe, internal review finds after recent revelations about rapes and sexual harassment

    By Susan Haigh and The Associated Press
  • OpenAITech

    Local governments are using A.I. to send kids to magnet school or set bail for convicts—and they’re not even trying to regulate it

    By Susan Haigh and The Associated Press
  • Elon MuskTech

    Elon Musk is bringing Tesla showrooms to Native American tribal land to get around local car dealership laws

    By Susan Haigh and The Associated Press
  • Arthur MillerLifestyle

    Rebecca Miller is trying to raise over $1 million to save her Pulitzer-winning father’s old studio. She’s got less than $20,000 so far

    By Susan Haigh and The Associated Press
  • Plan B vending machineHealth

    The Supreme Court’s defeat of Roe v. Wade is leading to an explosion of Plan B vending machines on college campuses

    By Ed Komenda, Susan Haigh, and others
  • Urban tree plantersEnvironment

    Joe Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act means your city will get more trees—he gave urban canopy efforts a massive $1.5 billion in funding

    By Susan Haigh and The Associated Press
  • FILE — Slot machines at the FireKeepers Casino Hotel, owned and operated by the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi, are seen in Battle Creek, Mich., Aug. 5, 2019. The casino shut down in the early months of COVID-19 pandemic, but the financial impact was blunted in part by the tribe’s non-gambling businesses, including a firm involved in drone development for the federal government that was deemed “essential.” (Nick Buckley/Battle Creek Enquirer via AP, File)Finance

    Cannabis, drones, and Wahlburgers: Native Americans push beyond casinos after pandemic ‘eye-opener’

    By Susan Haigh and The Associated Press
  • Beth CarusoSuccess

    ‘Hey, this was wrong’: Connecticut considers clearing the names of accused (and hanged) witches nearly 400 years later

    By Susan Haigh and The Associated Press