The most recent viral outbreak of Ebola taking place in central Africa shows us yet again that our health care agencies are not prepared to deal with a deadly virus.

Technology keeps saving time, but the saved time rarely returns to us as freedom. When machines make tasks easier, society often responds by raising expectations.

Connecticut residents deserve to know if their cannabis required a dose of radiation to be rendered legally salable.

Continuity matters, which is why Hartford’s current budget crisis raises concerns that go far beyond staffing charts or financial spreadsheets.

The state has demonstrated what school funding might look like at a higher foundation level, and that has created confusion and false hope.

It is misleading to portray the outcome of the Glastonbury Democratic nomination vote as a rejection of moderation by the broader electorate.

Here are some measures we can take to limit the damage hyperscale data centers can do to our state.

CT’s HUSKY Health program is missing one of its best defenses against fraud because the one person who can verify the truth — the patient — is largely left out of the process.

Reneging on a financial obligation, –medical debt or otherwise –used to be called welching.

YIMBYism is about reacting to change with openness, rather than fear, to promote economic, environmental, and social renewal.

In recent years, auditor reports and developers have revealed serious concerns about how our state’s public housing activities operate.