Chalk up yet another winning month for Trumponomics: The US economy added 263,000 jobs in April, far above the expected 190,000. Unemployment fell to 3.6 percent — the lowest since December 1969, the year of the Miracle Mets and Joe Namath’s triumph in Super Bowl III. Plus: Median wages continued to rise markedly faster than
"Everybody complains about the weather," observed Mark Twain, "but no one does anything about it." That may have been true in his happier day, but not now, when we think man can change anything. Climate change, which is weather over a lengthy period of time, is now on the world's
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, urging Democrats to slow down impeachment talk, infamously said, “Trump is goading us to impeach him.
Trumpist senators are placing extreme pressure on Senate Intelligence Committee Chair Richard Burr after the committee issued a subpoena demanding further testimony from Donald Trump Jr. They’ve moved on from declarations that it’s “bad form” to subpoena anyone related to Trump without permission, to claims that subpoenaing Trump Jr. is a “travesty of Justice,” to directly “ripping” Burr for his decision. Trump PAC Turning Point USA has singled out Republicans running for reelection in 2020 and...
It's only appropriate that the S&P may be about to suffer its biggest drop of the year one day after hitting a new all time high.
Workers rarely navigate a clear path to a promotion.
Michael Cohen's attempts to strike a deal with prosecutors to either delay or reduce his prison sentence have been unsuccessful, and on Monday he will report to the Federal Correctional Institution, Otisville, where he will serve a three-year sentence for tax evasion, lying to Congress and campaign finance crimes.
In the era of feminism and #MeToo, Netflix’s newest short form show Bonding paints masculinity as bad, states that if a man gets his period then abortions would be sold at grocery stores and that only republicans want to keep bathrooms separated by gender. And that’s just the beginning.
In the era of feminism and #MeToo, Netflix’s newest short form show Bonding paints masculinity as constricting, states that if men got their periods then abortions would be everywhere and claims that only Republicans want to keep bathrooms separated by gender. And that’s just the beginning.
The Achievement First (AF) network covered up a principal’s aggressive interactions with students over the years, an investigator concluded in a newly released report detailing failures of leadership.
City and state officials joined Randy Salvatore to cut the ribbon — and to enjoy the view from a tricked-out rooftop — on his latest completed project, an upscale development in the Hill.
The Harp 2019 mayoral campaign released a new flyer that compares mayoral challenger Justin Elicker and President Donald Trump.
Eying a $16 million pricetag, Hamden Legislative Council members allowed school construction plans to advance to the next step Wednesday evening, but not without making it clear that once it comes time to float the actual bonds, the price might just be too high.
United Illuminating plans to knock down a decommissioned Olive Street electric substation and leave a vacant lot at the heart of Wooster Square in order to reduce its local property tax burden and cut down on security costs.
Beginning in three weeks, people will be able to fly from New Haven to Providence and a Boston suburb, at least four months a year.
Now that he's closed out his yuan short to focus on his geopolitical activism, Hayman Capital's Kyle Bass has moved on to his next big trade: Betting against the Hong Kong dollar's 36-year-old peg.
A “ghost” house in Fair Haven Heights has become a “most” house — most beautiful and certainly most shiny and, after receiving a gut-rehab, newest-looking on the block, even though its foundations were laid back in 1833.
What is a city without its newspaper? Connecticut Conference of Municipalities tried to find an answer for that question on this week’s episode of WNHH FM’s “The Municipal Voice.”