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CT GOP calls for gas, diesel tax cuts amid soaring fuel prices. Will it happen? (opens the original)
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With gasoline prices spiking as the Iran War continues, Connecticut Republicans called Wednesday for suspending state fuel taxes to help consumers at the pump. Republican lawmakers want to suspend the 25-cents-per-gallon gasoline tax and the 49.9-cents-per-gallon diesel tax for the next three months to save consumers a combined $128 million. Gov. Ned Lamont, a Democrat, did not immediately rule out the idea. He had proposed his own gasoline tax suspension in March, but the idea was never approve
CT law limits federal ICE agents. Debate is over whether it can it be enforced or needs to change (opens the original)
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Concerned about the actions of ICE agents at a Meriden courthouse, top state leaders say they are willing to make adjustments to ensure that Connecticut immigrants are safe as federal enforcement continues. A new law is scheduled to take effect Thursday that prohibits Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and other law enforcement officers from wearing masks, except in limited circumstances. The leaders are concerned that masked ICE agents entered the Meriden courthouse last week and arrest
Nearly 100 new laws take effect this week: Guns, artificial intelligence, facial recognition, ICE, and more (opens the original)
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From artificial intelligence to guns to facial recognition, nearly 100 new state laws will take effect this week that will directly impact Connecticut residents. The new laws are designed to prevent arrests by federal agents at places of worship, schools and hospitals without a warrant, along with providing protections on data privacy and the use of facial recognition technology. The laws also cover banning the sale and distribution of semiautomatic pistols that can be easily converted to fire l
Healthcare clash emerges on CT campaign trail. Businesses say it’s the biggest issue in the state. (opens the original)
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Despite years of efforts, the skyrocketing costs of healthcare have risen to the point that both the state and federal governments have been unable to fully solve it. In Connecticut, a recent business survey showed that healthcare is now the number one problem that business leaders want the state legislature to tackle in 2027 — rather than taxes, regulations, education, or other issues. Gov. Ned Lamont took a step on a narrow slice of a much broader problem in a healthcare system that costs more
CT governor candidate promises large tax cuts; Lamont scoffs at numbers (opens the original)
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Standing along a commercial strip in middle-class Stratford, Republican gubernatorial candidate Ryan Fazio promised Tuesday to deliver major tax cuts if he is elected in November. Describing his package as “the largest middle-class tax cut in Connecticut state history,” Fazio says the cuts are necessary “to kick-start the economy and return money to hard-working families.” But his opponent, Gov. Ned Lamont, has said repeatedly that he has already delivered the largest cut since the state income
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