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Nonpartisan congressional study: Tax breaks for rich don’t grow jobs

A congressional research service is challenging the candidates who say that preserving Bush-era tax breaks for the rich are a way to increase jobs. In fact, the non-partisan Congressional Research Service not only found no evidence that six decades of relief for the wealthy helped the nation’s economy, they also warned that this may have […]

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Panel looks to tackle skyrocketing special education costs

A state panel is considering recommending wealthy school districts and high-income parents with special needs children pay more to cover the skyrocketing price of special education. One in eight Connecticut students — more than 60,000 — receives special education services, and nearly $1 of every $4 spent on education goes to special education. In the […]