Nobody can rule out a resurgence of terrorism. That said, a lot suggests that jihadism, at least in the West, will keep evolving into a manageable threat.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
The Maine Millennial: Beware the allure of the ‘tradwife’ life
Aprons are in, apparently. So is the dismantling of women’s rights.
Opinion: Past time to transform juvenile justice in Maine
We must take our state a step closer to the meaningful prevention and treatment of delinquent behavior.
Opinion: Maine has no need for dirty, outdated sources of gas
A dedicated study will pull back the curtain on gas industry misinformation.
Jim Fossel: What on earth are legislative Democrats thinking?
One would think that two of the few areas of bipartisan agreement left in Augusta today would be tax relief for elderly pensioners and highway funding. Think again!
Opinion: My business depends on digital ads – and I support privacy laws
Our family business has thrived by building trusting relationships with customers, not because we exploit their most personal information to get ahead.
Opinion: Don’t wait to teach your children about money management
On the journey toward financial responsibility and well-being, missteps should not be seen as setbacks.
Commentary: The Trump tax cuts were neither panacea nor rip-off
Understanding what the legislation did and didn’t do is relevant now because the cuts expire in 2025; whoever wins this year’s presidential election will have to decide whether to extend them.
Opinion: Support for the right to repair should not be ignored
Opposition to the concept is virtually non-existent in Maine; a critical element of the new law should not be removed.
Opinion: Maine dairy urgently needs state support
Without financial stability, our dairy farms cannot weather mounting challenges.