President Joe Biden has been objectively good for business, especially relative to the risk of the chaos that would follow Donald Trump’s return to the White House. Yet it’s no secret that the relationship between Biden and the business community has been poor. The presidential candidacy of Kamala Harris offers Democrats the chance for a […]
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Opinion: From within Maine’s system of mental health care, progressive treatment plans work
I wouldn’t have the freedom I have now, nor be making the progress that I’m making, had certain interventions not been in place.
Opinion: From da Vinci to the Liberty Bell, symbols still matter
As we navigate an increasingly digital world, it is crucial to remember the importance of the physical and the tangible.
Opinion: Protect Maine’s trees; join the fight against invasive species
Without natural predators or diseases to keep them in check, these invaders can wreak havoc.
Opinion: Community engagement is essential for young learners
The Maine Legislature has shown leadership in setting a goal of universal public preschool. The success of this undertaking will depend on more than just the blessing of officials in Augusta.
Opinion: Want to convince a conspiracy theory believer they’re wrong? Don’t start with the truth.
It’s better to focus on the cause rather than the symptom.
Opinion: Immigrant support services must be reimagined
Diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, on their own, are not enough.
Commentary: Worried about AI? Here are things you need to know
The first time I used generative artificial intelligence, I felt like a kid at an amateur magic show. Is the card really floating in midair? The parents at this kind of show, of course, are less dumbstruck than the kids: The card is not floating but instead swinging on some string. It’s not magic. Not […]
Opinion: The big-tent trend descends on my home beach
Why come to the shore to sit fully clothed at a covered dining table?
Commentary: Biden drags Supreme Court into politics
President Joe Biden is treating the Constitution as a mere suggestion in calling for sweeping changes to the United States Supreme Court. For the most part, what he is proposing can only be done by amending the founding document, a process that is extraordinarily difficult, and in this instance, unnecessary. Biden’s play on the high […]