Ana Radelat
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Washington, DC, United States
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D.C. Memo: MinnPost poll shows support for stricter gun laws
Plus: Omar hits McCarthy in ad and Latinos say inflation is a top concern → Read More
D.C. Memo: Washington and the nation focused on Ian; Florida
Plus: Stock ban placed on hold, Weiler named a "Young Gun" and Dems and Republicans show they can agree. → Read More
Minnesota’s abortion ‘aunties’ ready to help those in need in a post-Roe world
Because of the threats to abortion rights in many states, a new University of California study determined more than a quarter of abortion clinics in the nation would shut down after Roe is struck. → Read More
Larson, DeLauro and Himes declare victory Connecticut US Reps declare victory
With only a fraction of the Connecticut votes counted, U.S. Reps. John Larson and Jim Himes, both Democrats, have declared victory. → Read More
Trump’s ‘tax holiday’ has few takers in Connecticut
Electric Boat and the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe are among employers who have opted out. But thousands of federal employees at the Naval Submarine Base and → Read More
U.S. House approves massive defense bill with billions for Connecticut-made submarines, helicopters and jet engines
The U.S. House on Tuesday approved a massive defense bill that would send billions of dollars to Connecticut defense contractors and also make significant changes to Pentagon policy, including a requirement the military remove Confederate names from military bases. → Read More
Some CT companies borrowed up to $10 million in forgivable funds from Paycheck Protection Program
Connecticut borrowers included law firms, manufacturers and Choate, who says it returned the money. → Read More
Connecticut towns continue to struggle with diversity in police ranks
There's a significant gap between the ethnic and racial makeup of Connecticut's larger cities and the police forces serving them. → Read More
Connecticut receives its first, small, allotment of coronavirus-fighting remdesivir
Although it is a coronavirus “hot spot,” Connecticut was not among those to receive the first shipments of the drug. → Read More
When will you get that coronavirus stimulus check and how big will it be?
How do I get the coronavirus stimulus payment? Am I eligible for the $1,200? How much will my check be? Common stimulus payment questions - answered. → Read More
House approves massive coronavirus bill
DeLauro, Himes, Courtney and Larson all drove from Connecticut to approve $2 trillion package amid coronavirus concerns. → Read More
Hyde says he can't appear before grand jury, claiming virus contact
Hyde was subpoenaed to appear at court today, but offered a continuance after saying he didn't feel well. → Read More
Appeals court determines Blumenthal, other Democrats lack standing to sue Trump
A federal appeals court on Friday threw out U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal’s legal challenge of President Donald Trump, a lawsuit that alleged the president is improperly profiting from his position. → Read More
Appeals court determines Blumenthal, other Dems, lack standing to sue Trump
The court ruled that the Democrats had no standing to sue because they did not represent a majority in the U.S. House of Representatives or the U.S. Senate. → Read More
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi names impeachment managers
Pelosi chose seven members of the Intelligence and Judiciary committees, but skipped over Connecticut Rep. Jim Himes, a senior member of the Intelligence Committee. → Read More
Impeachment standoff continues as Blumenthal, Murphy press for witnesses at Trump's trial
The holidays came and went but the impeachment standoff between the U.S. House and U.S. Senate continues as Connecticut's senators join fellow Democrats on insisting there be witnesses at President Donald Trump's trial. → Read More
The House voted to impeach Trump. Now what?
President Donald Trump has been was formally impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives, becoming the third American chief executive, besides Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton, to be charged under the U.S. Constitution’s ultimate remedy for high crimes and misdemeanors. Trump was charged with abusing his power and obstructing Congress during an impeachment inquiry into his dealings with… → Read More
Trump is impeached. Now what?
President Donald Trump has been formally impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives. Here's a quick guide to what happened and what’s next in the impeachment process. → Read More
Courtney and Hayes say they will vote to impeach Trump
Hayes and Courtney join Reps. John Larson and Rosa DeLauro in publicly stating they will vote to impeach the president. → Read More
Himes on progress of impeachment inquiry, and what comes next
As the impeachment inquiry enters a new phase, Rep. Jim Himes predicts fellow Democrats will have a hard time agreeing on what charges to bring against the president. → Read More