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Robert B. Reich: ‘You look great’. Why do we feel compelled to say it?

I was sitting in the waiting room of a doctor’s office last week when someone I hadn’t seen for many years came in. When he…

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At 24, a UConn grad got most votes in a CT town. ‘Trying to make government work better’: lawmaker

Liam Enea has some very succinct advice for Connecticut residents who might want to get involved in politics, have ideas about how communities are run,…

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Commentary: Will we choose to stand with marginalized people as Jesus did?

Amid the Christmas season, Christians reflect on one of the most significant moments of the faith: the birth of Jesus. This sacred event reminds us…

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Commentary: Don’t forget dental care for last-minute HSA funds

By the time December arrives, families all over the country are juggling full calendars and stretched budgets. Between holiday travel, gifts, school events and year-end…

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Readers speak: Let’s get the guns off the streets

“A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be…

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Unique bagel sells out every day at this CT coffee shop. ‘They have great unique options’: customer

A unique stuffed breakfast bagel that sells out every day since it was introduced a little more than week ago may be worth a trip…

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CT police sergeant disciplined for 4th time. This time he directed investigation into his political opponent

A Waterbury police officer has been suspended after an independent investigation found he made false statements and violated department policies in relation to a department…

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CT electric customers face potential double blow. Why high costs could increase for years.

Connecticut electric bills, already among the nation’s highest, will increase yet again as a new set of utility regulators comes to grips with a problem…

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2025 in review: The year on the Orlando arts scene

Relocations, renovations, expansions, returns and farewells: There was a lot of moving and shaking going on all year on Orlando’s arts scene. Here’s a look…

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Build a fairer, more creative New York

As Zohran Mamdani prepares to take the reins at City Hall, no promise rings more loudly than his analysis of how affordability threatens to sap…

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