The events in Minnesota paint a picture of lethal force used as a tool of compliance and deterrence rather than a last resort for survival.

Lawmakers this session should create a task force to study ways to dramatically improve voter turnout.

As people feel a growing crunch on  the cost of housing, food, health insurance, and just about everything else, they are increasingly worried and frustrated about the cost of energy in the state.

Even in Connecticut, gender-affirming care —and the broader principle of bodily autonomy —is in real peril.

If we want durable, equitable solutions to affordability, they must be grounded in place, not imposed uniformly across towns with vastly different capacities.

The crisis facing rare disease and disability families in CT is caused by systemic underinvestment, administrative barriers, and policy choices.

Many CT school boards have stopped doing written evaluations of superintendents. Instead conducting oral evaluations. In secret. In executive session.

When an agency leaves bodies in its wake, and the response is deflection rather than reform, removal is necessary. Leadership without accountability is complicity.

The driving force behind the new work reporting requirements is the racist stereotype that Medicaid enrollees are “lazy” and aren’t doing enough to earn their benefits.

Will we stand up for our democracy, to uphold the law, and to preserve traditional American values or will we cower in shame at what we have become?

The current situation in Gaza is neither just nor humane, and never will be if allowed to continue as is.

Over the past two years, Fairfield has seen a troubling breakdown in oversight and institutional stability.

We are living through a profound and accelerating test of the First Amendment. Across the country, people exercising their constitutional rights to speak, protest, and record public activity are increasingly met with confusion, intimidation, and force. Observing what the government is up to and peacefully protesting are among the most fundamental rights guaranteed by the […]

Single-payer, public option, universal or government-run health insurance programs consistently underdeliver, bringing higher costs, fewer choices, and market instability.