THE DAY’S OPINION
Go back to casino Plan A
Three casinos is the limit. More than that will increasingly fragment the market, and without enough customers per casino, jobs go away.
Movement toward rational U.S. gun laws, at last
If what it takes to confer political courage on certain members of the Senate and the House is the specter of deying the wishes of large majorities of voters, then the moment has arrived.
Freedom of religion, freedom to know the facts
Connecticut should follow the lead of other states that have recognized that religious exemption clauses have become catchalls for other motives for not immunizing.
Never easy, but departing leaders served their towns
First selectmen in small towns are almost always on duty, even when they are not officially on the clock.
“The newspaper should be more than a business enterprise. It should also be the champion and protector of the public interest and defender of the people’s rights.”
- Theodore Bodenwein
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Don't forget imprisoned U.S. journalist Austin Tice
Since his arrest and detention in Syria seen years ago, Tice has been held incommunicado, with no one taking responsibility for his welfare and his exact whereabouts unknown.
We need a better middle road on China. Here's how.
Trump's China policy is bluster masking appeasement. U.S. China policy, like our foreign policy generally, needs clearer principles.
GUEST COMMENTARIES
Connecticut Port Authority: Repairing the ship while sailing it
The jobs and economic benefits associated with offshore wind farms are quickly becoming an East Coast gold rush, and Connecticut should get its fair share.
On gun control, Washington should follow Connecticut's lead
They should deal with gun regulation head-on, no matter the opposition, as we did in 2013 after Sandy Hook.
'Reconsider your comments:' sunscreen chemicals are harmful
I have read the numerous studies on the harmful effects of certain sunscreen ingredients on coral, dolphins and humans. It’s most definitely time for FDA to act.