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Larson and Democratic Colleagues Announce Legislative Response to Trump-Musk Attacks on Social Security
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Larson Visits Connecticut Foodshare Mobile Pantry in East Hartford
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Larson Speaks With Demonstrators Protesting ICE in Torrington
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Larson Announces $750,000 for Connecticut Trolley Museum
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Ranking Members Larson, Neal, Morelle, and Garcia Call to Investigate ‘DOGE’ Data Theft from Social Security, Efforts to Overturn Election Results
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Larson Celebrates Reopening of Hartford Prints! on Pratt Street
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Larson Announces $3 Million in New Federal Funding to Remove PFAS Chemicals from Southington Water Supply
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Connecticut Congressional Delegation Comes Together to Demand Action on Trump Health Care Crisis
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Larson Visits Vendors at Parkville Market to Discuss Affordability Crisis and Trump's Cost-Raising Tariffs
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Larson Announces $500,000 in New Federal Funding to Support Survivors and Prevent Gun Violence in the Greater Hartford Area
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As of Monday afternoon, residents of the Concierge Apartments remained in hotels for a third day following what the town’s fire marshal deemed to be unsafe conditions.
Members of Connecticut’s Congressional delegation are pushing legislation that would reinstate the 2024 federal minimum staffing requirement for nursing homes.
The rule was repealed last December by the Trump Administration.