John Kerry can’t hold a candle to today’s political flip-floppers, who have elevated the artform to Orwellian heights.

Calling Monkeypox a “gay disease” is not only inaccurate, but dangerous to folks both in and outside of the gay community.

Parents who pay taxes to fund the schools should have an input in how their children are educated and not simply be forced to accept the opinions of professional educators.

Desiring bodily autonomy is not a mental health pathology. Individuals should not be required to enter into therapy, let alone contact a second psychiatric provider, to verify who they are.

The problem with transition to an all-renewable energy grid relying mainly on solar photovoltaics and wind is the intermittent nature of these sources

Five years after Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, many social service organizations face uncertain and inadequate funding, imperiling their capacity to respond to future climate-related disasters.

Bioheat fuel, a direct fossil fuel replacement made out of biodiesel and ultra low sulfur heating oil, should be part of CT’s energy plan.

Our local nurses union, the Windham Federation of Professional Nurses, has moved to authorize an unfair labor practice strike at Windham Community Memorial Hospital.

The Parental Rights movement seeks to undermine the professionalism of educators and perpetuate the sharp divisions that now exist in society.

Although there may be nothing in the proposed town charter revisions they feel unacceptable, voters should reject all of the changes for three reasons…

It is not necessarily the political issues and policies of the day that divide us. It is the process and how we vote.

This is a good time to challenge both candidates for governor to support an incremental increase in the Connecticut income tax rate for themselves, their wealthy neighbors and over 10,000 Connecticut families who earn in excess of $1 million a year.

Now is the right time for utilities to invest in sound electric metering technology –for the benefit of Connecticut customers and our energy future.

Being the “Land of Steady Habits” sometimes means we are simply too slow to embrace needed change. Our restrictive voting system is a good example

Purveyors made marijuana available when it was illegal. So, supply will likely naturally expand without help from colleges and universities.