Jordan Fenster
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New York, NY, United States
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Alex Jones Sandy Hook trial in CT: 2nd day of testimony to begin
Infowars host Alex Jones faces defamation damages owed to eight families and an FBI agent who responded to the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. → Read More
One CT college is using robots to deliver food and coffee on campus
Fairfield University is the first college in the northeast to offer autonomous food delivery. → Read More
Money needed to fight monkeypox, CT groups say: ‘We cannot keep doing this piecemeal’
The White House is making 1.8 million doses of monkeypox vaccine available, but local... → Read More
Alex Jones says he’s ‘broke.’ An expert says he’s worth millions. What it means for Sandy Hook trials
Why did Alex Jones' Free Speech Systems file for bankruptcy and where did all the money go? A lawyer for Sandy Hook families says it went back into Jones’ pockets. → Read More
Is ‘monkeypox’ racist? Officials call for name change
Public health officials, including Connecticut DPH Commissioner Manisha Juthani, have... → Read More
GOP leaders in 3 CT towns want Leora Levy to resign from RNC over attacks on Themis Klarides
Republican leaders in Simsbury, Manchester and Torrington say the attacks against the... → Read More
Proposed bill would ensure right to travel for abortion without facing prosecution
Sen. Richard Blumenthal helped write and co-sponsored a bill guaranteeing the right to... → Read More
Understanding COVID sub-variant BA.5: What to know about reinfection, vaccines and symptoms
BA.5, the latest sub-variant of omicron, able to evade immunity, is causing a wave of new... → Read More
Her son died at 34 days old from a viral infection. Now this CT mom is seeking change.
After her son died at 34 days old, Katherine Delancy is hoping to educate people about... → Read More
With at-home testing readily available for COVID, will rapid tests for flu, cancer or other diseases follow?
COVID testing has heightened the interest in widespread testing for other diseases, but it may not be right around the corner, experts say. → Read More
From Springsteen to Zeppelin, how one local CT official spices up public meetings with music
Greenwich’s Alexis Voulgaris is moderator of the town’s RTM. Since the pandemic... → Read More
Connecticut congressman asks Pentagon to debunk UFO conspiracies
During a House Intelligence committee meeting on unexplained phenomena, Connecticut Rep. Jim Himes hoped to dispel conspiracy theories. → Read More
All of CT has ‘high’ or ‘medium’ COVID transmission, CDC says
As Connecticut’s seven-day COVID positivity rate has surged past 10 percent, the CDC... → Read More
As CT COVID positivity rate tops 10%, health official explains why this ‘swell’ is different
Department of Public Health Commissioner Manisha Juthani says this "swell" in coronavirus cases is different than the last time the COVID positivity rate topped 10%. → Read More
CT judge nominated for U.S. Court of Appeals
New Haven native Sarah Merriam has been nominated by President Joe Biden for the U.S.... → Read More
How CT is using drones to mitigate traffic
The state is using drones to keep traffic caused by construction and car crashes to a... → Read More
Daughter of immigrants, CT’s top health official says diversity in medical field helps bridge ‘cultural differences’
Department of Public Health Commissioner Manisha Juthani says diversity in the medical... → Read More
Analyst: CT real estate market could reach ‘unsustainable’ level. How is it affecting renters and buyers?
The repercussions of an uncontrolled rise in Connecticut rental and sale prices could be... → Read More
Watching ‘Dr. Phil’ in prison, convicted CT murderer finds expert to help overturn case
Convicted of a New Haven murder 22 years ago, James Hilton got help from celebrity... → Read More
COVID treatment study included CT patients
A study led by researchers at Johns Hopkins, including patients from two Connecticut... → Read More