To end the trend of rushing to punishment, we must find ways to understand those whom we fear or hate.
Scott Paida
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Opinion: Advancing terrorism must be loudly condemned
The explosion of communications devices in Lebanon is a clear violation of the internationally established laws of war. What will the moral leaders of our country do?
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Opinion: State rules on mental health and driving create more questions than answers
Painting this category of disorders with a broad brush is a recipe for chaos and confusion.
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Opinion: Why did mini trucks become roadkill in Maine?
The mini truck is inexpensive to buy, drive and repair. Apparently that isn’t good enough for the Committee on Transportation.
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Opinion: Let’s not jump the gun on restarting nuclear reactors
The waste disposal problem must be solved first.
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Opinion: Vote ‘yes’ on Question 2 to help move Maine forward
Approving $25 million in grants to Maine businesses at the ballot box in November will greatly assist the state’s economic growth.
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Jim Fossel: Media is MIA on Harris’ shifting views
The American electorate deserves more information about the vice president’s policy positions and plans.
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The Maine Millennial: It’s time we return the favor to Planned Parenthood
With the nonprofit organization’s northern New England branch facing an $8.6 million deficit, the people it serves should not forget the countless important services it provides.
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Opinion: Will you be able to explain to your grandchildren why you supported Trump?
They’re likely to want answers.
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Opinion: Lawmakers must continue to prioritize public health over Big Tobacco
As the industry continues to re-create and rebrand its products to protect its bottom line, so must lawmakers work to ensure that tobacco control policies evolve at equal pace.