Graham Platner’s departure from Maine’s U.S. Senate race creates an opening for a candidate to stand out from the field by supporting the sex-based rights of all kids.

As Sisters of Mercy of the Americas, we are dedicated to solidarity with women and children and migrants and refugees, and we call for an end to the uncontrolled use of force employed by ICE.

We don’t finish a great book upset that it ended. We’re thankful we experienced it. Recently bereaved, I’m trying to feel the same.

Any candidate not willing to take a stand on the ongoing genocide in Gaza should stand aside.

My work as a chef has taught me a lot about who counts as a neighbor and what makes a neighbor valuable. The killing by ICE in Biddeford reinforces those lessons.

Look past the lines of cosmopolitan parents and the out-of-place outfits and you might actually find the experience quite moving.

Empathy is derided as weakness and brutality is lauded as power. It’s not too late to draw back.