The senator seems willing to risk Maine voting rights in exchange for the support of conservative PACs in an election year.

Unfortunately, none of them are optimistic. Fortunately, we have the power to vote out politicians who lack the courage to face climate change.

Access to child care and housing are among the areas that we’re starting to succeed in. The results should encourage us all.

Too many students are without the right tools or information. Many of them are being supported by adults who last navigated this process decades ago, when everything was different.

Whichever path administrators choose will shape the future of education in the state.

We need to demand that our leaders in Augusta and Washington commit, beyond just expression of “concerns,” to voting to improve, not dismantle, our health care system.

Our situation is 100% self-induced.

It took about 60 years to measure 1 million trees. Let’s support those foresters who want to get to work on measuring another million.

Maine has faced large-scale worker dislocations before. In the absence of effective federal regulation, we must invest and collaborate as we face the biggest yet.