politics

The 2026 midterms are on track to be the most expensive in U.S. history, according to the Wesleyan Media Project, which reports that $4 billion has already been spent on political advertising.

Growing up as a Black girl in grade school, I hated history. I was never in the history books. Though I didn't know it at the time, I was intentionally left out of them.

Democratic candidates for the U.S. Senate are outspending Republicans in television advertising for the midterm elections, according to the latest report from the Wesleyan Media Project.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Stefanowski, during a visit to New London on Thursday, called out the Connecticut Port Authority and Governor Ned Lamont over the scandalous process of turning State Pier into a hub for the offshore wind industry.

Rob Hotaling won the gubernatorial nomination of the Independent Party on a contested tie-breaking vote Tuesday night that denied Republican Bob Stefanowski a cross endorsement and second line on the November ballot.

A Wesleyan Media Project study looks at the aftermath of the Supreme Court's leaked draft decision.

Nearly 60% of New Yorkers think the state’s bail laws have made crime worse and only a third think the most recent changes will decrease crime.

The town of Tolland is the latest to receive a federal subpoena as part of a wider ranging FBI investigation into Kosta Diamantis at the helm of Connecticut’s school construction grant program. He denies wrongdoing.

Long-term debt expands even as Connecticut’s budget surpluses reach historic levels.

The arrangement would allow certain construction companies to oversee — and perform — some school construction.