The Trump administration is making efforts in the northeast to replace job-producing, affordable solar and wind projects with price-volatile gas.

Connecticut’s regulatory environment is crippling innovation in energy. If we want to reduce the cost of electricity, we’re going to need to innovate and take advantage of new technologies.

AUKUS is the strongest, most effective plan for the United States to deter China’s malign behavior in the Indo-Pacific.

Providing childcare for families who can’t afford it is an essential step in creating strong communities. But CT needs to do more.

It is disturbing to read opinion pieces in various publications that promote unsubstantiated Hamas claims, use ‘‘Palestinian genocide’ as accepted fact.

Real change to challenge regressive car-centric urban landscapes requires public transit that is accessible, reliable, and affordable.

One big reason to cover one’s face is to hide our shame.

Why should all Connecticut ratepayers be stuck with the bill for undergrounding lines in Fairfield County?

When workers have a voice on the job and a seat at the table, they can finally negotiate on a level playing field.

I understand the impulse to fight fire with fire, but redrawing districts is not going to get us out of the fix we’re in.

Arguments against parking mandates are so compelling and common sense that municipalities across the country are doing away with them.

Gov. Ned Lamont has said that Connecticut’s future depends on a strong, well-educated workforce. That future is now in jeopardy.

Excessive amounts of parking are incompatible with the walkable commercial centers that make Connecticut so great. 

Increasing trust in the organ donation system, leveraging technology, and training new transplant professionals are necessary, life-saving imperatives.

The parallels between Argentina’s “Dirty War” and the one ongoing in the United States could not be more clear.