OP-ED
Don't let e-cigarettes be on-ramp for teenage addiction
E-cigarette manufacturers are on notice. They still have the opportunity to come forward with their own plans to stem use by children.
How to fill the gaps in U.S. economy
DARPA works in an area of technology in which the private sector hasn't made much progress, such as or drone submarines, and finds researchers to fill the void.
The busboy who tried to help a wounded RFK in 1968 dies
He was haunted by what happened just after midnight on June 5, 1968, when he was on duty as a busboy at the Ambassador Hotel.
Economic progress still alludes many
Real median weekly earnings increased substantially during Barack Obama's final 18 months as president. Despite job growth, that has not been the case under President Trump.
Marrying flood management with creative urban design
The rapid urbanization of coastal areas is putting more people and property in harm’s way.
Divide in America grows wider with Kavanaugh charges, as bad gets worse
It might be that red-state Democrats find themselves in a lose-lose situation.
GUEST OPINIONS
Laity is key to Catholic Church’s restitution
These were unconscionable acts that only those who are skilled enough and willing to be open to learning about a very dark place in humanity can bring insight and — it is hoped — some resolution.
Local GOP state senators Formica and Somers mimic Washington brethren
Republicans in the Connecticut Senate this year played similar partisan games with their rejection of Andrew McDonald’s nomination to be chief justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court.
The Kavanaugh saga: who let the dogs out?
Send. Richard Blumenthal was convinced of Kavanaugh’s guilt long before the hearings opened.
The big lie about Malloy and taxes
While Gov. Malloy signed two large tax increases into law, the claim that they were the two biggest tax hikes is simply not true.
Somers: Critics distort bump-stock vote
'The simple fact of the matter is I supported a ban on bump stocks and voted that way.'
Safe Futures: We believe you and we can help
"The United States is home to a rape culture, one that blames and shames survivors, while excusing violations against women’s bodies with 'boys will be boys.'”
As AG, Hatfield would work to prevent sexual harassment
The Republican candidate for attorney general contends the portrayal of her positions in a recent column were inaccurate and unfair.
When it comes to Republican-appointed judge, Yale laws students ignore due process
One has no choice but to draw the conclusion that these students have learned little or nothing since enrolling in Yale Law School.
Lamont: We can’t afford silence in the age of Trump
This is not a federal issue — it’s moral one. It’s a deeply personal one.
Groton RTM is the elected body most entwined with the voters
Charter revision would result in massive reductions of Groton's diverse, dynamic and community-rooted representation.
