Joshua Eaton
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Middletown, CT, United States
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10 things to know museum collections of Native American remains
A three part investigation by Hearst Connecticut Media Group explores how museums in... → Read More
Native American remains from CT still in museums despite law
Three decades after the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act, hundreds of remains taken from Connecticut haven’t been returned to tribes. → Read More
How Indigenous grave robbing took hold in what’s now New England
Collectors were still looting Native American graves in the U.S. in search of bones and artifacts as recently as 1987. → Read More
In Bridgeport, waiting years for public records while officials break transparency laws
While the families of Lauren Smith-Fields and Brenda Lee Rawls wait for answers, Bridgeport's failure to follow open records law sows distrust. → Read More
Two women died on the same day in Bridgeport, and their families are still waiting for answers
The two Black women died on the same day in 2021. Bridgeport police 'told us to stop calling,' says Smith-Fields' mother. → Read More
Bridgeport ignores scoldings, warnings and orders, testing limits of CT transparency laws
The violations are testing the CT Freedom of Information Commission’s ability to rein in agencies that ignore records requests. → Read More
CT lawmakers vow changes after Milford domestic homicide
State and federal lawmakers from Connecticut are vowing to take steps to increase... → Read More
New funding keeps CT housing crisis hotline open on weekends
New funding keeps CT housing crisis hotline open on weekends, but other hours cut. Financial boost follows Hearst CT report about concerns over service cuts → Read More
CT governor candidate Bob Stefanowski acknowledges work on scrutinized Saudi-backed project
The Republican candidate in the Connecticut governor race has worked since 2019 as a consultant on a green-energy project backed by Saudi Arabia, he said. → Read More
Churches Are Forgiving Medical Debt for Pennies. Yours Can Too
RIP Medical Debt has helped churches forgive $1 billion of debt — for a fraction of the cost. → Read More
Seminary's Racism Deeper Than Black Professor's Layoff, Students Say
Students told administrators they could not "advocate or recommend Black students to get a degree or take classes at Gordon Conwell-Hamilton." → Read More
How Bayard Rustin’s Quaker, AME Faith Shaped the Civil Rights Era
Kept at arm's length for being gay and socialist, Rustin infused nonviolence into the civil rights movement. → Read More
Progressive Christian Leader Admits to Plagiarizing Influential Poem
Micky ScottBey Jones, known for the poem “An Invitation to Brave Space,” admitted she plagiarized the majority of the poem from Beth Strano. → Read More
How Solomon’s Garden Became a Weapon in the Fight for East Jerusalem
In a Palestinian neighborhood near the Temple Mount, some want to dig up the past — and control the future. → Read More
COVID Expert Denies Lobbying for Tesla in California Reopening Fight
Emails show the behind-the-scenes jockeying that exploded into public view when Elon Musk went rogue. → Read More
Trump signals he may choose a loyalist to run intelligence agencies after Dan Coats leaves
It's the latest skirmish in an ongoing war between Trump and the U.S. Intelligence Community. → Read More
The election security threat no one is talking about
"Public confidence is at stake, even if the vote itself is secure." → Read More
Russia targeted all 50 states in 2016 election hacking campaign, Senate report confirms
"America is facing a direct assault on the heart of our democracy," one lawmaker said. → Read More
In Mueller hearing, Democrats highlight Trump associates’ financial ties
Trump, Flynn, Manafort, and others stood to profit as Trump's political star rose. → Read More
Mueller contradicts Trump in long-awaited testimony to Congress
The former special counsel remained sphinx-like throughout the hearing, refusing to be drawn into questions from both sides. → Read More