Nurses are feeling the burden of working short-staffed day in and day out. When will this end?

Safety may not be guaranteed for LGBTQ+ students in Waterbury while performing the basic human act of using the bathroom.

When can we stop making ever more laws, which make out daily lives more expensive or more complicated?

Rideshare drivers and app delivery workers find themselves working longer hours and being offered absurdly cheap fares.

Whether you are uninsured, have employer-sponsored insurance, or have Medicare, you will likely incur inflated prescription costs.

If the goal is to prevent money from ending up in the wrong hands, the state must recognize that its hands are the wrong hands.

Although CT has some of the strongest anti-merger laws, residents are victimized by the continued trend toward health care monopolization.

Without adequate federal funding, child care prices will keep going up, programs will continue to close, and our families – and the economy – will continue to suffer.

Since the legislature committed to Vision Zero two years ago, traffic-related fatalities have increased, from 302 in 2021, to 385 deaths last year. We are heading in the wrong direction.

The income cliff and marriage penalty on Connecticut retiree income taxes are neither logical nor fair.

By adding more hurdles requiring more out-of-pocket expenses, policymakers have exacerbated the symptoms of stereotype threat, contributing to the lack of BIPOC educators entering the field of education.

Workplace violence in healthcare is a serious problem that we face every day.

If we want to save lives, then ending the rewarding  and incentivizing of Palestinian rejectionism and terrorism is a necessary first step.

Community health workers are the glue in ensuring people can get the care and services they need to be healthy.

A former law professor of mine once stated that what some people called “legal technicalities” should really be viewed as “tiny constitutions,” designed to protect the rights of everyone,