Douglas Rooks: Irish peace could have strange consequences

Peace never seems to sell newspapers like wars and political conflict, but may be more important — a point to remember in our own conflict-filled moment.

Maine Voices: Lobstermen want to follow science to protect environment, iconic industry

Don’t be fooled by a recent series: People in Maine’s fishing industry are pleading for rational policies, not denying them.

Another View: Without democracy, all is lost

Maine Voices: USM center will build on historian’s legacy by strengthening labor education

L.D. 1816 would create the Dr. Charles A. Scontras Labor Center in honor of a man who grew up in Old Orchard and began his working life in a shoe shop.

Maine Voices: Without state ERA, women face unfair barriers to equality

The U.S. Constitution’s silence on the fundamental legal rights of women makes it critical that these rights are spelled out clearly in the Maine Constitution.

Commentary: Only big government can tame big meat

The Biden administration’s plan to support smaller beef processors is a good start, but keeping prices in check will require tougher anti-competitive measures.

Commentary: Medicare needs to test the new Alzheimer’s drug before paying

Bloomberg Opinion (TNS)

Commentary: To stop another Jan. 6, we have to disagree

The Fulcrum (TNS)

Maine Voices: Fighter jet design change could hurt Maine workers

Engines for the F-35 fighter have proven to be the best in the air, and essential to the national defense.

Bill Nemitz: 50 years later, her battle for women’s equality goes on

Rep. Lois Galgay Reckitt will push, once again, this week for an equal rights amendment to Maine's Constitution.