Connecticut’s largest labor union, the AFL-CIO is flexing its muscle — threatening, shaming, and all but demanding that Gov. Ned Lamont cave to their latest demand: forcing businesses to bankroll their strikes by handing out […]
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Connecticut had one of the highest electric rates in the United States, second only to Hawaii, averaging more than $200 per month in 2024. The report, published by the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), […]
There really are no limits to how far Connecticut lawmakers will go to reward their union allies. On Tuesday (May 27), the House passed a 92-page housing omnibus bill stuffed with mandates, attacks on local […]
What started as a 10-line bill directing the Commissioner of Housing to “study” solutions for homelessness and housing costs has morphed into a gargantuan 92-page proposal that overrides local zoning control and appeases progressive housing […]
Connecticut’s legislature is considering a bill that would allow striking workers to collect unemployment benefits, a move that could destabilize businesses and communities. Gov. Ned Lamont has a chance to protect jobs by rejecting — […]
Yankee Institute and CT169Strong call on the General Assembly to vote down H.B. 5002, a massive housing omnibus bill that will hand control of local zoning to state politicians in Hartford and strip our towns […]
During a May 21 press conference, Speaker of the House Matt Ritter (D-Hartford) admitted that Democrats are still trying to find a way to pay striking workers — even if it means working around the […]
In its never-ending quest to “fix” local zoning with one-size-fits-all mandates, the Connecticut General Assembly is now pushing a bill that would strip towns and cities of the authority to require minimum off-street parking for […]
While Connecticut Democrats flocked to the Pratt & Whitney picket line for photo ops and soundbites, this wasn’t just about showing support — it was about taking sides. Some were there to push legislation […]
This week, the House may vote on a bill that would significantly restrict how social media platforms operate for users under 18, citing concerns over youth mental health and so-called “addictive” algorithms. Backed by […]
