I am done with X. I will not feed a platform that glorifies Nazi ideology, amplifies antisemitism, and turbocharges the dissemination of disinformation. It’s time for all of us to #eXit.

@NewYorkStateAG @VTAttorneyGen @NewJerseyOAG @AGAshleyMoody @AGToddRokita

In addition to a substantial payment, our settlement today forces Morgan Stanley to commit to a series of strong data security measures to ensure these careless errors do not occur again. Read more here:

Morgan Stanley failed to employ basic data security measures when selling-off old computer devices. Their negligence exposed personal data for hundreds of thousands of their #Connecticut customers.

Recruiting the next generation of talented public service attorneys at Harvard Law with my fellow attorneys general.

Grateful for the opportunity to speak to CT firefighters and see my former Special Assistant, Peter Brown, President of the Uniformed Professional Firefighters Association, at their convention this morning.

This Veterans Day, we honor the bravery, service, and sacrifice of the many veterans and military families here in Connecticut and across the country.

It’s officially basketball season! Glad to welcome @UConnWBB back to Hartford. Let’s go Huskies!

With deep gratitude to our nation’s heroes at Stamford’s Veterans Day ceremony.

The Office of the Attorney General represents the State of Connecticut and the public interest, so we don't provide legal advice to individuals. However - just this once - I advise you to remember to turn your clocks back Sunday morning and enjoy that extra hour of sleep 🔂⏰

Additionally, the increased frequency of antisemitic and anti-Asian rhetoric and violence in recent years means that this may be a particularly dangerous time for such targeted genetic information to be released to the public. Read more here:

23andMe is in the business of collecting & analyzing the most sensitive information about individuals - their genetic code. This incident raises questions about their processes to obtain consent from users, as well as the steps taken to protect confidential personal information.

On this National First Responders Day, we recognize and thank all firefighters, police officers, and paramedics for their sacrifices and their service to communities across Connecticut.

If you have any prescription drugs you don't need anymore, visit https://t.co/HdSfmbrZv6 for a location near you to properly dispose of those pills and ensure they don't fall into the wrong hands. #TakeBackDay

Today I was joined at the @WestHartfordPD by representatives from the @DEANEWENGLAND, @CTDMHAS, @CTDCP and @ShariMayor to encourage residents across Connecticut to participate in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day this Saturday, October 28.

Today, Commissioner Navarretta joined @AGWilliamTong and partners from the @CTDCP & @DEANEWENGLAND in urging CT residents to take advantage of National Drug Prescription Take Back Day on 10/28. Visit https://t.co/WH68FaXHwG for more info & to locate a drop-off location in CT.

Glad to see @AGWillamTong tackling this important issue. Baseball may be America’s pastime—but that doesn’t mean it should be exempt from American antitrust law.

We will not hesitate to use the full weight of our enforcement authority to force this broken industry to respect the law and the safety and wellbeing of our children. More here: https://t.co/9DVgEdbOLt #legal #Facebook #Instagram #Connecticut #lawtwitter

Their abusive practices have unleashed a youth mental health catastrophe. Attorneys general today are blanketing the country in coordinated federal and state court actions to hold Meta accountable for their blatant violations of consumer protection and child privacy laws.

"Behavioral cocaine." That's how one developer described Meta's abusive practices and algorithms on its social media platforms. Meta saw American kids as a ‘valuable and untapped market’—nameless factors on a bottom line to maximize profits.