The lawsuit challenges a federal rule states say gives the Trump administration broad discretion to deny green cards to immigrants who rely on public assistance.
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Trumbull could become home to one of CT’s first AI data centers
A decades-old data center in Trumbull could become one of the first AI data centers in CT, despite the town passing a 2-year moratorium Weds.
Can there be a religious right to abortion?
Two Indiana women and Hoosier Jews for Choice argued before the state Supreme Court that Indiana’s near-total ban violates religious freedom.
ICE arrests SCSU athlete at Tweed airport
Federal immigration agents arrested a Southern Connecticut State University SCSU basketball player at Tweed New Haven Airport on Friday.
CT sees rise in unhoused children compared to start of school last year
At least 534 children in CT are reported to be experiencing homelessness, according to the Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness.
Lindsay Clancy case spotlights parts of motherhood we don’t talk about
The case will end in a mistrial — but the frustrations raised by women around maternal mental health and racial inequities aren’t going away.
Major protest held in Danbury to denounce ICE arrests
Last week, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement has made more than 100 arrests across CT, more than half of them in Danbury.
Assistant principal at New Haven school under DCF investigation
New Haven Police and CT Department of Children and Families are investigating James Hillhouse High School Assistant Principal Daniel Bonet.
Judge blocks NY ‘climate Superfund’ law as other states watch closely
While legal battle is far from over, the ruling could give pause to states, including CT, that are considering similar legislation.
