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.
Attorney General William Tong
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CT sues Kalshi over unlicensed sports betting
State Attorney General William Tong said what the app does constitutes gambling — making it subject to Connecticut consumer protection laws.
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Gender-affirming care, Russia sanctions and Kalshi: CT politics news
Plus: A ruling on HUD funding, Connecticut’s CEO-worker pay gap, ‘Sales-Tax-Free’ Week and a storm forces a Ryan Fazio event to relocate.
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CT joins multistate lawsuit over federal mortgage escrow rules
Lawsuit argues that new rules incorrectly preempt states’ powers to regulate how interest generated by mortgage escrow accounts is handled.
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Trump administration sues CT over in-state tuition for undocumented students
The suit challenges CT laws that allow immigrant students lacking permanent legal status to receive in-state tuition, financial assistance.
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‘Click to cancel’ rule aims to protect CT consumers from unwanted subscriptions
CT officials want residents to know about new regulations that protect consumers against automatic subscription and membership renewals.
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CT sues, again, over withheld school mental health grants
CT joined a second lawsuit against the U.S. Education Dept as it continues trying to end federal grants for school mental health services.
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Court blocks Trump administration changes to homelessness funding
CT Attorney General William Tong won a federal case blocking policy changes that restrict housing support for thousands of homeless residents.
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Surveillance, immigration and greyfields: CT politics news
Plus: Qualifying candidates, an invasive species lab, Connecticut’s AI legislation and a roundup of other bill signings.
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CT launches investigation into Roblox, with focus on child safety
Attorney General William Tong is investigating the online gaming platform Roblox, which counts millions of children as users.
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Tong joins lawsuit over student loan rules for professional degrees
CT’s attorney general argues that new student loan caps for certain degrees will have implications for healthcare work forces like nursing.
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CT, Sephora reach agreement on child safeguards for anti-aging products
The agreement resolves an investigation by William Tong’s office, which sought details on skincare products Sephora marketed to children.
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Jury finds Ticketmaster, Live Nation had monopoly over big concert venues
The ruling, in a lawsuit brought by dozens of states — including Connecticut — won’t immediately bring relief for concertgoers.
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CT helps lead legal challenge to repeal of endangerment finding
A coalition of states and cities filed suit against the EPA contending that rescinding the so-called endangerment finding is unlawful.
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CT sues Trump admin. over changes to childhood vaccine recommendations
More than a dozen states sued the Trump administration over its rollback of vaccine recommendations for children, calling the move an illegal threat to public health.