Most Americans fall into the Exhausted Majority —not firmly on the far right or left, just worn out.

What is scarier? A shopping plaza being modified to include townhomes or watching your children move away because a home in town is unaffordable?

This is where policy meets bad faith and the result is stalling and stagnation. We don’t lack ideas. We lack moral clarity and resolve.

We hope that CT’s commercial insurance companies follow science-guided evidence to make certain that their beneficiaries continue to have vaccine access.

This election is not about me. It is about us. It is about choosing a future rooted in courage, community, and continuity.

No elected official should score political points off the grief of families while blocking the very policies that could protect them.

Time is short, and these three interconnected issues will determine what the future of humankind looks like.

Over the last several years, there has been a proliferation in the number of cyberfraud and payment scams targeting Americans. Connecticut has not been immune to this nationwide rise. FTC data shows that our state is on pace to exceed last year’s numbers—both in terms of the number of cases and total losses. Here at […]

If a chatbot is the first place a teen feels heard, let’s make sure it’s not the last.

We can’t build the best community possible unless all voices are heard and sincerely respected. This is what matters most to me in this race.

Opportunities once reserved for professionals now extend to college and even high school athletes, with the pressure filtering further down.

We have to study the past to prepare for  our future. By examining campaigns for peace by opposing American wars we are provided with lessons from which we can learn and take courage. In March,1967 a Connecticut man named Harrison Butterworth sailed with six  companions to Vietnam’s Gulf of Tonkin. Their 50-foot ketch was dubbed […]

Connecticut has the opportunity to lead the nation in demonstrating how data, when shared responsibly and equitably, can transform the way we support our most vulnerable youth.

A move allowing single-stair exits in five-story buildings is being negated by extremely restrictive fire department staffing and capacity requirements.

Rather than streamlining outdated restrictions, Connecticut needs new strategies that actively build health care infrastructure where its needed.