New psychology professor at Southern Connecticut, Re: Has done some research on how lack of sleep can affect people’s emotions, particularly at work

Co-Chair of the Appropriations and Energy & Technology Committee. Re: Malloy is calling for raising the conveyance tax on real estate sales, which would generate about $23 million per year. Malloy is also proposing establishing highway tolls in Connecticut for the first time in three decades and raising the gasoline tax by 7 cents per gallon over four years. He

CFP®, CBS News Business Analyst. Re: Trump Tariff Talk Rattles Markets.

Rhone Free, President of St. Joseph University, talks the newly sworn In US Attorney John Durham discussing mob takedowns at University of St. Joseph. “We thought this would be a wonderful way to get more students interested in criminal justice and pre-law, and this just seemed like it had the perfect blend of interests for students and the general community,” said Rhona Free.

Matt Schmidt, Assistant professor of national security and political science at the University of New Haven, discusses Putin’s speech threatening the U.S. Dr. Schmidt, who taught at the U.S. Army war college is an expert on comparative government and weapons, shares his reaction to Putin's speech.

Tom Condon writes about urban and regional issues for the Mirror, including planning, transportation, land use, development and historic preservation. Amid fiscal perils, will the state embrace regionalism?

Author Jeff Benedict, who wrote Little Pink House, joins the show. The book is now being turned into a movie.

David Lightman, McClatchy Newspapers Capitol Hill Correspondent, looks at the atest news around DC.

Trey Kovacs, policy analyst with the Competitive Enterprise Institute, says don't fear worker freedom. Unions won't be doomed if the Supreme Court decides to free workers from compulsory dues.

Dr. Jim Cardon, CEO of Integrated Care Partners, EVP & Chief Clinical Integration Officer with Hartford HealthCare talks Hartford HealthCare and Tufts Health Plan joining forces to create an insurance company.  What does this joint venture say about the direction of health care?