In Politics
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Griffin Obtains Search Warrant For Shot-Up Honda; Harp Stands By Griffin
As investigators obtained a search warrant for the car shot up by two cops last week, New Haven Mayor Toni Harp expressed her faith in State’s Attorney Patrick Griffin’s ability to oversee the investigation.
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Pitbulls Kill 6 Chickens, 1 Rooster
Two pit bulls — one white, the other white and brown — ran into a man’s Pond Lily Avenue backyard.
The white and brown pit bull did the killing. The same dog killed the man’s rabbit last year. But this year the dog got caught, by New Haven Animal Control.
Meanwhile, the police department’s bomb squad also got to detonate a Japanese World War II grenade found in a resident’s garage.
Top Westville /West Hills/ Amity/West Rock/ Beverly Hills cop Lt. Rose Dell details this incident and other crimes...
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Quinnipiac River Fund Announces 2019 Awardees
The following was provided by The Community Foundation For Greater New Haven.
The Quinnipiac River Fund has awarded $138,000 in grants to study the Quinnipiac River and its wildlife, reduce pollution, and increase access and recreational opportunities. Eleven competitive grants were awarded to organizations working in Greater New Haven, according to a press release from the Community Foundation for Greater New Haven.
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Analyst: Strike Deal A "Pyrrhic Victory"
A just-ended strike cost Stop & Shop up to $50 million as well as possible customers — which may cost its union as well.
So warns a retail analyst who monitored the dramatic 11-day walkout.
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Bob Woodward: FBI And CIA Handling Of Steele Dossier ‘Needs To Be Investigated’
Bob Woodward said Sunday that the FBI and CIA's reliance on the Steele dossier "needs to be investigated."
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IRS audits may start to target more wealthy taxpayers
IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig said he wants to work with lawmakers to concentrate on streamlining parts of the audit process.
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House Judiciary chairman subpoenas ex-White House counsel Don McGahn
NADLER SUBPOENAS FORMER WH COUNSEL
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Democrats Say Screw the Politics, Break with Pelosi on Impeachment
On Capitol Hill, a growing number of lawmakers argue that doing nothing is not an option.
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High school journalists take on Betsy DeVos in editorial after being barred from event
Kentucky high school student journalists penned an editorial taking on Betsy DeVos after they say security turned them away from an event held on a public college campus that featured the secretary of education.
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The Point: 13 times that people who worked for Donald Trump directly disobeyed him
On Monday, President Donald Trump said this about the people who work for him: "Nobody disobeys my orders."
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READ: House subpoena issued to former White House counsel Don McGahn
The House Judiciary Committee has served former White House counsel Don McGahn with a subpoena as part of its investigation into obstruction of justice, a move to bring in a key player with direct knowledge about President Donald Trump's efforts to undermine the Russia probe.
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Monday's Mini-Report, 4.22.19
Today's edition of quick hits.