Lisa Hagen
DC correspondent at The CT Mirror
DC correspondent at Connecticut Public
DC-based reporter @ctmirror & @WNPR. Support local news. On the board @RegionalReports, Standing Committee of Correspondents member. Email: [email protected]
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3 days ago |
ctmirror.org | Lisa Hagen
Traducción por Jorge Alatrista, Identidad Latina Multimedia. Read this story in English. Los Republicanos en el Congreso están cada vez más cerca de aprobar una importante ley que podría afectar todo, desde los impuestos hasta inmigración y Medicaid. La “Gran y Hermosa Ley” es el vehículo para promulgar gran parte de la agenda del segundo mandato del presidente Donald J. Trump.
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4 days ago |
courant.com | Lisa Hagen
Republicans in Congress are inching closer to passing a significant piece of legislation that could affect everything from taxes to immigration to Medicaid. The “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” is the vehicle to enact much of President Donald J. Trump’s second-term agenda. Republicans want to extend the tax breaks in the 2017 tax law that passed during his first term and will expire at the end of the year.
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5 days ago |
ctpublic.org | Lisa Hagen
Connecticut Public Radio | By Lisa Hagen Published June 2, 2025 at 1:41 PM EDT Republicans in Congress are inching closer to passing a significant piece of legislation that could affect everything from taxes to immigration to Medicaid. The “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” is the vehicle to enact much of President Donald J. Trump’s second-term agenda.
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5 days ago |
ctmirror.org | Lisa Hagen
Republicans in Congress are inching closer to passing a significant piece of legislation that could affect everything from taxes to immigration to Medicaid. The “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” is the vehicle to enact much of President Donald J. Trump’s second-term agenda. Republicans want to extend the tax breaks in the 2017 tax law that passed during his first term and will expire at the end of the year.
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1 week ago |
courant.com | Lisa Hagen
Now a member of Congress in the second Trump era, Jahana Hayes has a new sense of urgency. Appearing this week at The Connecticut Mirror’s “In the Room” series hosted by John Dankosky at the C.H. Booth Library in Newtown, Hayes said she is speaking out more forcefully on the issues she cares about since she was first elected to represent Connecticut’s 5th District in Congress six years ago.
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