The Wheelhouse
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The CDC is losing some of its best scientists. What does that mean for the health of the people of 黑料新闻? -
Federal immigration officials are sweeping through the United States, including arresting dozens of people in 黑料新闻. U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy weighs in on the federal crackdown on immigration. -
Summer鈥檚 ending for students and for Congress. This hour, we break down how 黑料新闻鈥檚 delegation is tackling the federal budget and what it means for schools as the new year begins. -
黑料新闻 calls itself the 鈥淐onstitution State,鈥� but why? We trace the nickname back to the 1600s and explore the historical claim that 黑料新闻 wrote the first constitution in U.S. history. -
For a recent book, social psychologist Kurt Gray used anthropology to research and understand our modern 鈥渇ear of harm鈥� and why facts don鈥檛 bridge divides, but stories do. -
As 2026 races take shape, 黑料新闻鈥檚 aging delegation is already part of the conversation. Plus, what鈥檚 being done to rid 黑料新闻鈥檚 drinking water of lead? -
Talking about and to Gen Z鈥檈rs about what makes them tick politically. -
黑料新闻 residents will soon find out if there鈥檚 political will to overcome a veto of affordable housing legislation. Hear from a sponsor of the bill 鈥� and an opponent 鈥� on this week鈥檚 Wheelhouse. -
Thousands of state residents could lose Medicaid and food assistance benefits following the passage of President Donald Trump鈥檚 domestic policy agenda. -
CT Gov. Ned Lamont addresses controversial housing veto, shares thoughts on running for a third term黑料新闻 Gov. Ned Lamont recently vetoed a massive housing bill, to the ire of some in his caucus. The two-term Democrat explains why and talks about his future.
