Gov. Paul LePage gets it all wrong when he blames land conservation for rising taxes.

The decision may prove to be historic because most union workers are now found in the public sector.

Neither the state education department nor the Legislature has been able to define it, despite requiring proficiency for the attainment of a diploma.

The question is: Why should Maine accept a line like the one New Hampshire just rejected?

We are already seeing the adverse effects of raising the minimum wage, as well as the benefits of tax cuts.

Most people would agree on the basics if we just had a chance to talk it out.

After another tumultuous week, the White House looks a lot different.

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Maine should strengthen the child welfare ombudsman position, and give kids in peril a strong advocate.