CT should move rapidly to adopt clean technologies such as solar in many forms, solar plus battery storage, geothermal networks and wind.

The United States may not have been founded strictly as a Christian nation, but Christian values are intrinsically linked to American democracy.

We can either defend the habits of mind a robust democracy requires or preside over the automation of thinking and the training of automations.

As in Aesop’s fable, the world’s tolerance for the President’s lies appears to be running out.

Winter will kill some 700 unhoused people in this country. We do little to prevent this, so there is only one plausible conclusion: We are okay with it.

The need for a strong, dementia-capable public health infrastructure is not theoretical. It is urgent.

The economic consequences of chronic fatigue syndrome are enormous. Yet federal research funding bears almost no relationship to that burden.

At this moment, when historic industrial land is being redeveloped, New Britain has a chance to redefine itself again.

To encourage ridership, Connecticut should start by subsidizing Metro-North rides to concerts at the Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater in Bridgeport.

The public’s right to know isn’t just about process—it’s about trust. And trust in Connecticut’s schools begins with transparency.

We need to talk about a problem that would be facing us now even if The Donald had never been born.

Thirteen years ago, my world shattered in ways I never imagined possible. My son Jesse was killed in the deadliest shooting at an elementary school in U.S. history, Sandy Hook.

Since the creation of the Office of Dyslexia, the state education department has failed to meet nearly every major requirement legislators put in place.

The U.S. Education Dept. exclusion of nursing as a professional occupation is a disgrace.

You don’t have to understand every nuance of gender or sexuality to understand this: no one deserves to be homeless because a shelter won’t take them.