It is time to regulate and reform the 340B drug-pricing program on the federal level.

Despite the historical inaccuracy and poor results of CRT/DEI programs, they have been embraced by teachers unions and schools across the country – including here in Connecticut.

For-profit private equity firms owning hospitals and operating health care networks is threatening the quality of Connecticut healthcare.

If legislators and the governor are serious about lowering energy costs for residents and businesses, they have to contain spending on the gas pipeline system just as directly as they do electricity.

If everybody did journalism the way Tom Condon did, the world would be a better place,

CT’s current absentee ballot process allows those with special circumstances to vote, while no-excuse absentee ballots could erode confidence in vote integrity and add to the costs of administering elections.

Ranked Choice Voting has been proven to enhance voter engagement, increase representation of marginalized communities, and foster a more inclusive and equitable electoral process.

This Arts in Education Week, let’s acknowledge that the arts are not just nice to have in our schools. They’re necessary.

State Rep. Chris Rosario has concerns about Ranked Choice Voting, but research has shown that it is a safe, understandable, and representative voting system.

Common sense reforms — like broadening 8-30g’s definition to include unsubsidized but truly affordable homes — would be a welcome start.

Families across the state continue to struggle with their energy bills, with some forced to choose between staying warm and other necessities.