A Swastika, a Tesla and a Debate Over the Limits of Hate Crime Law
“Anyone who scrawls a swastika on a Tesla has obviously committed a hate crime,” Mr. Musk wrote on social media this week.
DESPP commissioner: How we are fighting increased hate crime in Connecticut
There is a problem with hate in Connecticut and it isn’t going away. How we address this matters a great deal.
Bills to ban marriage of first cousins, decriminalize psilocybin advance in CT legislature
A Connecticut bill would decriminalize possession of small amounts of psilocybin mushrooms, now a misdemeanor, to a cash ...
CT lawmakers warn of Tesla owners being targeted, then cite case from well before election
Conservative members of the Connecticut legislature warned that both Democratic and Republican owners of Tesla cars are being ...
Supporters rally at transgender misinformation event in Deep River after hateful flyers were spread around town
A library in Deep River held an event Wednesday night that drew some attention, positive and negative. The presentation was aimed at educating people on transgender ...
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Board approves 12 new faculty appointments
The Princeton University Board of Trustees has approved the appointment of 12 faculty members, including three full ...
Judge orders $9M payment to CT hotel clerk in attack that involved 'senseless violence and bigotry'
A federal judge has ordered two people who attacked a Mystic hotel clerk while using racial epithets to pay her almost $9 ...
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Shooting Stars Will Light Up Sky This Month: Here's Best Time To Watch
A dazzling celestial display is set to light up the night sky this April as Earth drifts through a dusty trail left by an ...
There’s less March Madness chaos this year in Spokane, with fewer teams and lessons learned
With fewer teams, games and fans in town, this year there's a lot less chaos in the city hosting the 2025 NCAA Tournament.