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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Opinion: NIH cuts will paralyze Maine’s biomedical research
Research by state institutions that has produced breakthroughs in cancer, Alzheimer’s disease and more is now in jeopardy.
Douglas Rooks: Trump puts rule of law to the test
These are difficult months for those who work for the federal government and depend on its programs.
Opinion: MaineHealth offers comprehensive treatment for adults with ADHD
Our guidelines for safe treatment with stimulants have been developed with the safety of our communities in mind.
Opinion: Kash Patel could use FBI for revenge
Most of Patel’s work has been hyper-partisan, intended more to drive wedges through society than to protect the public.
Opinion: Maine must raise the tax on tobacco products
The state has not increased that tax in 20 years. It’s time.
Opinion: Maine’s senators need to stop Elon Musk
An unelected billionaire is in the middle of an outright grab of classified information. This is no time for business as usual.
Opinion: Let younger voices frame the arguments against Trump 2.0
If the goal is to win, start seeking strategy and advice from people elected recently.
Opinion: Is America still a city on a hill?
Well. Let’s ask ourselves how the rest of the world is currently viewing us.
Opinion: Data security standards are not a partisan concern
The new Department of Government Efficiency has a reasonable goal but is going about it unreasonably and recklessly.