Hartford Courant - 2023-02-21

• A right to be heard
• Bringing the hospital to the home
• Coleman shares plan for policing
• Project Veritas leader O’keefe loses position at right-wing group
• Netanyahu pushes legal changes despite uproar
• ‘Rust’ prosecutor­s downgrade charges against Baldwin
• ‘A matter of existentia­l importance’
• Venezuelan­s get a boost, but eye US
• Dozens dead, dozens missing in Brazilian deluge, landslides
• Trump absent as Iowa GOP caucus train rolls toward ’24
• Why Americans need protection from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
• Uconn athletics deficit doesn’t tell whole story
• The problems that arise when everyone’s an ‘expert’
• Should strikers get jobless benefits?
• Full takeover on table in West Haven
• Tech is changing manufactur­ing, but can area businesses keep up?
• Film hasn’t lost dreamy beauty, hypnotic power
• ‘I did what I came to do. And I did it well.’
• Butler nabs surprise win at BAFTAS
• Long friendship falters on unsolicite­d advice
• HOROSCOPES
• Where did Fox’s ‘Monarch’ go?
• Tatum and Brown put green stamp on All-star weekend
• Judge: ‘You never know’ if 62 homers possible this year
• CEO Kennedy admits pressure definitely is on
• Giannis undergoes more tests on wrist
• Clarity sought on Russians
• Windsor postpones a game due to an injury
• E.O. Smith launches itself into the CCC semis; East Hampton coach reinstated
• What is Plan C if Jets don’t sign Carr or Rodgers?
• Pandemic aid used to ease worries over medical debt
• Food safety firm hired children, US officials say
• EPA moves to restore rule about mercury
• Is Bing too mean? Microsoft’s new chatbot acts belligeren­t

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