Children with Medicaid coverage in Connecticut may experience lengthy delays for eye care.
Challenges with Medicaid Access for Pediatric Eye Care in Connecticut Cassidy Friedl vividly recalls the day her son, Luca, was born. She held him close, almost unwilling to release him, even for a weigh-in. His physical features—softly chubby cheeks and bright orange hair that would eventually turn to a strawberry blond—captured her in a bit […]
Federal Court Overturns Connecticut Glock Ban
A federal judge has granted an injunction that prevents Connecticut from enforcing its ban on Glock pistols as of Wednesday. This action follows a lawsuit filed by Glock and the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) against the state’s prohibition on their well-known pistols. The ban was signed into law by Democratic Governor Ned Lamont in […]
Connecticut resident Ahmad Elshazly receives sentence for attempting to aid ISIS
Sentencing of West Haven Man for Attempting to Support ISIS Ahmad Khalil Elshazly, a 29-year-old from West Haven, Connecticut, has been sentenced to 92 months in prison—over seven years—after attempting to support the Islamic State, which is also referred to as ISIS, according to the US Department of Justice’s announcement on Monday. David X. Sullivan, […]
Connecticut OnlyFans star who earned $3 million avoided taxes for four years according to federal authorities
Connecticut OnlyFans Model Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion A 39-year-old OnlyFans model from Connecticut, Seathra Zmeena Orr, reportedly earned over $3 million from the adult-content platform, splurging it on luxury cars and pricey jewelry, while not paying any taxes for four years, according to federal prosecutors. Orr entered a guilty plea on Tuesday to charges […]
Connecticut pension fund reaches $76B as stock market soars. For the first time, a retired state employee receives $400K.
Connecticut Pension Fund Sees Substantial Growth In recent years, the stock market has been on an impressive upswing, leading Connecticut’s pension fund to soar to $76 billion. This growth offers a welcome relief to state employees and retirees who have been grappling with prolonged underfunding. According to state treasurer Erick Russell, the fund experienced a […]
Connecticut City Led by Democrats Approves Non-Citizen Migrants to Serve as Police Officers
Danbury City Council Votes to Allow Non-Citizen Migrants as Police Officers The city council in Danbury, Connecticut, which is led by Democrats, has made a significant decision to allow non-citizen migrants to serve as police officers. This vote, it seems, was a direct response to recent federal immigration raids that took place in the city. […]
Connecticut home invasion suspects spoke of retaliation.
Details Emerge on Deadly Connecticut Home Invasion Newly released court documents suggest that revenge could have been a key motivator behind a tragic attack that occurred at a couple’s residence in a quiet coastal town in Connecticut. Reports indicate that Frederick Warner, aged 69, was discovered dead with several gunshot wounds in his home located […]
Key points from the primary night in Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Carolina, and Connecticut
Francesca Hong, a radical socialist, faced an unexpected defeat in the Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial primary on Tuesday night, marking a significant moment in the ongoing struggle for the party’s direction. Despite holding a nearly 20-point lead in pre-election polls, her loss was just one of the night’s many surprises. In Connecticut, a long-serving lawmaker was […]
John Larson competes against Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin in the Connecticut Democratic primary
Rep. John Larson Faces Primary Challenge In Tuesday’s primary, 14-term Congressman John Larson (D-Conn.) went head-to-head with Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin. Larson, who has been in Congress since the Clinton era, was also challenged by state Rep. Jillian Gilchrest and Hartford School Board member Ruth Fortune. This electoral battle covered a significant area, including Hartford, […]
Connecticut Democrats choose their preferred candidate for governor
Companies flee to red states in search of improved business environments There’s been quite a shift lately, with businesses like Yamaha Motor and ExxonMobil relocating to states that offer more favorable tax rates and business climates. Fox Business contributor Lou Basenise delves into this “Blue State Exodus,” highlighting how the situation has evolved. For example, […]