The bill would require the Federal Trade Commission to study the dangers of gun marketing and fine distributors that market unfairly.
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Blumenthal announces lawsuit against U.S. Department of Defense
The lawsuit claims that the DOD is withholding information about toxic chemicals on military bases from Afghanistan veterans.
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Jahana Hayes asks Congress to declare racism a public health crisis
U.S. Rep. Jahana Hayes (D-CT) has introduced legislation that would declare racism a public health crisis, which she has been advocating for since 2020.
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Ukrainian families in Connecticut reflect on anniversary of Russia invasion
Ukrainian families have relocated all over Connecticut, including Greenwich and Fairfield, and integrated with their new communities.
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A resource center for formerly incarcerated people is coming to Bridgeport
More than 10 nonprofits will provide holistic services to help with every aspect of reintegration into society.
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Ten states are contributing to Connecticut’s smog problem
New data from the Environmental Protection Agency shows that ten states are contributing to high smog levels in Connecticut.
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CT legislators want federal version of Ethan’s Law for safe gun storage
U.S. Senator Chris Murphy urged his colleagues to support the bill, which previously passed in the House but failed in the Senate.
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New Haven deploys crisis response team to help police with mental health calls
The program, Elm City COMPASS, will work with first responders to help residents experiencing mental health, drug, alcohol or housing crises.