The Trump administration's sudden freeze of federal education funds leaves almost no Connecticut school district unscathed, as more than $50 million dollars and the programs they fund face an uncertain future.

Education. “Our students need support and certainty and our school boards must be able to rely on commitments made by the federal government, just as we teach our students to honor their

The federal funding would have been spent on educator development, academic enrichment, before-and-after-school programs and other programs.

Trump and his allies have touted the bill for its tax cuts and immigration enforcement funding, while Democrats, including Connecticut's senators, slammed it for its cuts to the social safety net, while noting that wealthy Americans will disproportionately benefit from the tax savings.

I actually didn’t think I would be in this position so young to work for the president of the United States of America,” he said.

President Donald Trump was on stage at the Iowa State Fairgrounds earlier, kicking off the country’s 250th anniversary celebration, when he heard what sounded like fireworks in the distance.

Even before the recent federal bill that cuts nearly $1 trillion from Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act, Charter Oak Health Center wasn't exactly swimming in money. As a federally qualified health center,

Top Connecticut officials pledged Monday to do what they can to fill the upcoming gaps from cuts in Medicaid and food stamps.