students lose and billionaires win.

part-time students have full-time costs.

Connecticut has been through storms like this before, and we get through them by looking out for one another.

I’m the only one up here who has taken on Donald Trump, who’s taken on Elon Musk, who’s taken on DOGE, who’s taken on ICE.

Connecticut is one of several states partnering with RAISE US, a newly launched nonprofit organization.

will be one of the very top priorities.

Last night’s severe storms left thousands of homes in the region without power, and while utility crews immediately began working on restoration, they believe that repairs in certain areas may take several days due to the scale of damage…

I am ordering the state's Extreme Hot Weather Protocol to be activated effective at 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 30, 2026.

inevitably lead students to drop out of school entirely.

Donald Trump is the most unpopular president in the recent history of this country. And so he is trying to rig the election in part by creating this national…

I am directing the Office of the Treasurer to deposit $411.7 million in state surplus funding into the Connecticut Early Childhood Education Endowment.

The utilities have called down additional crews from Canada to help restore power in Connecticut as soon as possible, and our administration will do anything in our ability that can help expedite power restoration.

Additionally, the state’s emergency response team remains in contact with every affected town and stands ready to send additional support the moment a municipality requests it.

The Trump Administration tried to hold homelessness funding hostage to an unlawful political agenda. We sued, and we won.

yes, I think we get nine Republicans.

The court made it clear that the HUD cannot impose illegal conditions that would have thrown people out on the streets and decimated housing supports nationwide.

The bill is already across the finish line. The question is whether or not Donald Trump goes through another one of his tantrums.

Accordingly, we insist that the Postal Service abandon this proposed regulation and return to its core mission of providing universal postal services to every American.