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A law professor says many people misunderstand their rights online, from free speech on social media to ownership of personal data. WSHU’s Jeniece Roman spoke with Wayne Unger about navigating digital rights in a rapidly changing online world.
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According to U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT), it’s time for Democrats to be honest about the 2024 election — and admit that former President Joe Biden (D) should have dropped out sooner.
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The Constitution tasks each state with redrawing its election district maps with information from the Census. It's top of mind right now — but it’s far from new.
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Proposed legislation would place a 30-month hold on new nuclear projects in the state to allow for a comprehensive assessment.
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Last year, President Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, a law that changes rules for higher education. It led the U.S. Department of Education to update its definition of a “professional” degree, affecting schools and students across the country.
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A bill in the U.S. House of Representatives would rename an Oceanside post office in honor of the late Luis Alvarez.
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Bridgeport school officials are weighing whether to add Eid al-Adha to the district calendar following growing community advocacy and initial discussions by education leaders.
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Haley Eklund is behind the popular Instagram account The Connecticut Life, documenting her travels throughout the state and beyond. She spoke with WSHU’s Sabrina Garone about the power of a good post.
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Unilever, a leading manufacturer of beauty, well-being and personal care products, has announced its new global innovation center will be in downtown New Haven.
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Retiring Connecticut Senate President Martin Looney (D-New Haven) was praised at a special session that was convened by his colleagues on Wednesday, and attended by past and present state politicians.
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The good news: The budget is passed. The bad news: It was due two months ago.
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More than 8 million people in the state are set to receive checks to offset utility costs.