LATEST EDITORIALS
Uniting our voices in defense of a free press
Newspapers across the country are making the case that Trump's characterization of reporting as "fake news" and of reporters as "enemies of the people" is wrong and dangerous.
Now the race for governor really begins
A strong independent challenge by Oz Griebel could help prevent this campaign from devolving into attacks on Malloy and Trump.
'Space Force' is wrong approach to a genuine challenge
The more sensible course is working within the existing command structure provided by the U.S. Air Force Space Command.
Plastics pollution needs large-scale remedies
Choosing a paper straw or bag instead of plastic is a start — a single small step — but is not enough.
The tale of Gungywamp
Maybe there's something about Gungywamp that resists explanation even while it beckons the curious and makes staunch friends of skeptics.
Butler's willingness to continue good news for Mashantucket tribe
The heaping helping of career turbulence Butler faces is enough to chase many leaders out of the hot seat and into a change of direction. But the tribal chair says he's willing to stay.
Don't miss chance to fix Norwich police radio system
Norwich is fortunate that something serious has not happened due to this unacceptable situation.
Times hurts credibility by excusing hateful tweets
New member of the New York Times editorial board showed very bad judgment, even if you accept her explanation as to why she resorted to hate-filled tweets.
Time to change to open primaries in Connecticut
Party leaders fear that allowing unaffiliated voters to take part will remove a big incentive to join a party. Republican and Democratic leaders should think about what they are losing.
Policies are making insurance unaffordable for those most in need
The thing the happy talk about consumer choice leaves out is the extent to which one consumer’s choice affects another’s when it comes to health insurance.
Trump's attacks on free press are un-American
Cult-like, Trump, in his demand for fealty, asks his ardent supporters to ignore facts and even his own administration.
Sewers at last for Old Lyme beaches
The environmental risks of aging septic systems on too-small lots in tidal zones and with less than ideal soil conditions, as is the case in several of Old Lyme’s beach communities, have been a topic of concern, discussion and debate for two...
