CT Opinion

The military’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” repeal marked its first anniversary last week and it’s amazing how little notice people […]

Teachers may be losing their jobs and state education aid may be dropping,  but that doesn’t mean the recession has

Attention Latinos! Put away the invisible cloak you wear 11 months of the year. Aren’t we lucky? From Sept. 15

The Meriden Record-Journal is calling for legislators to support the creation of a high-speed rail line between New Haven and

San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro was the first Latino to keynote the Democratic National Convention and generally received high marks

The influence of Latinos is growing beyond just votes in the presidential election. More and more are becoming prominent financial

Republicans are no longer the silent minority within the Latino community. In 2012, for the first time, they are being

An important mission that President Obama needs to accomplish in the wake of the Democratic National Convention is keeping Latino

The Meriden Record Journal says new federal guidelines for school lunches are a reasonable reaction to the growing problem of

In advance of National Walk to School Day on Oct. 3, the Hartford Courant is of the opinion that there

Democrats heading to Charlotte, N.C., may be surprised by a less-than-enthusiastic welcome from the city’s Latino population, which could normally