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On Wednesday, ten plaintiffs in a suit challenging the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) approval of genetically engineered (GE) salmon moved for

Author: Theo Dolan, March 14 2022 - As the horrific war in Ukraine rages, the international community is already considering how we have failed to learn lessons from previous conflicts to prevent the current violence. The same is true for how the information war has been waged in Ukraine.

Author: Theo Dolan, March 14 2022 - As the horrific war in Ukraine rages, the international community is already considering how we have failed to learn lessons from previous conflicts to prevent the current violence. The same is true for how the information war has been waged in Ukraine.

United Way gives Vic Marsh Annual Service Award to Jeff Hootman of Dover

The United States Court of Federal Claims, in Marine Industrial Construction LLC v. The United States, No. 15-1189, 2022 WL 497186 (Fed. Cl. Feb. 17, 2022), issued an opinion discussing...

Lessons learned regarding equal access to COVID-19 testing and treatment across racial and ethnic groups could be applied to minimize disparities in the future.

More than 100 people gathered on the lawn at Clematis Street and Flagler Drive to advocate for LGBTQ students and other marginalized youth.

Over 55,000 adults in Connecticut have mobility disability.

A Connecticut consumer law allowed them to sidestep the federal liability exemption for gun makers.

A lawsuit had been filed against the company that made the rifle used to kill 26 people at the Connecticut elementary school.