Politics & Government

Under the so-called "Big Beautiful Bill" the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Tax Credit would phase out at the end of the year. Senators passed a version of the proposal Tuesday.

A lawsuit led by the ACLU over a new Republican-backed voter registration law is scheduled for trial next year.

The provision to make New Hampshire the 14th state to not require annual safety inspections was added to the budget to win the support of libertarian-leaning House members.

Sens. Warren and Markey led the state's congressional delegation in sending a letter to ICE officials. They say they're "alarmed" by reports of inhumane and unsanitary conditions at the Burlington office and asked for a briefing by immigration enforcement chiefs.

Brown's announcement is the latest turn in a political career that’s been marked by both high profile jobs and political reversals.

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont and abortion rights advocates marked the third anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision by highlighting the state’s efforts to strengthen abortion rights at the State Capitol in Hartford on Tuesday.

“Anger,” “disappointment” and “profoundly disheartened” were among the terms housing advocates used to describe their reaction to Lamont’s veto.

After the weekend U.S. bombings of Iran, members of Connecticut’s federal delegation weighed in.

In statements issued following the bombing of Iranian nuclear targets over the weekend, members of the state’s delegation pushed for more information, but did not directly criticize the escalation in American involvement.

Regional leaders distance themselves from D.C. rhetoric as they highlight their ties to Canada.