Here are some measures we can take to limit the damage hyperscale data centers can do to our state.

It is misleading to portray the outcome of the Glastonbury Democratic nomination vote as a rejection of moderation by the broader electorate.

CT’s HUSKY Health program is missing one of its best defenses against fraud because the one person who can verify the truth — the patient — is largely left out of the process.

Reneging on a financial obligation, –medical debt or otherwise –used to be called welching.

YIMBYism is about reacting to change with openness, rather than fear, to promote economic, environmental, and social renewal.

The Ride to End Fossil Fuels is a 100-mile bike ride across Connecticut to protest the expansion of fossil fuels across our state.

In recent years, auditor reports and developers have revealed serious concerns about how our state’s public housing activities operate.

The legislature’s recent approval of expanding access to cannabis/THC will only make an already dangerous highway situation worse.

CT doesn’t need ECS reform but property tax reform. That is the only way to achieve “ZIP-code neutrality” in our K-12 financing system.

The 30 were not calling for sanctions. Just transparency. Just acknowledgment of what the entire world already knows.