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June is Pride month for the gay community. And this particular Pride comes after a year of pandemic shutdown that has forced a community already adept at

As we recently marked the one-year anniversary of the police killing of George Floyd, the inescapable fact is that the killing would have never happened

A lot of people were surprised to hear the news this week that University of Connecticut President Tom Katsouleas was stepping down after only two years on

5:56 Images of the mob that attacked the Capitol in Washington on Jan. 6 show a dizzying array of political and religious symbols among the crowd. There were flags, logos, sweatshirts and tattoos. Philip Gorski is a professor of sociology and religious studies at Yale University and author of American Babylon: Christianity and Democracy Before and After Trump. He spoke recently with Connecticut Public Radio’s Diane Orson. Diane Orson: As you watched the scene unfold at the Capitol there were a multitude of religious images. What jumped out at you and why? Philip Gorski: Well, I guess the t...

JUSTIN TALLIS / AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES As he weighs free agent offers this offseason, former Yankee Didi Gregorius is partnering with Johns Hopkins to encourage folks who have tested positive for coronavirus to enroll in a clinical trial for a new covid therapy.  Johns Hopkins wants to see if plasma drawn from an asymptomatic COVID-19 patient and injected into someone who has tested positive within 6 days could help that newly diagnosed patient recover faster.  Gregorius has a personal interest in this: His longtime kidney condition is an underlying condition that puts him more at risk...