Right on time, Maine’s newest national monument celebrates the work of one heroic American woman — and the beautiful home and grounds that supported it.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Israel is gambling with its integrity | Opinion
Israel cannot hide behind the Holocaust while perpetrating a version of it on the Palestinian people.
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I’m trying to be positive about AI. Worry persists. | Opinion
In the wrong hands, artificial intelligence could endanger us all.
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ALS patients don’t have time for political games | Opinion
The Trump administration’s proposed cuts to the National Institutes of Health would be devastating to the efforts to find a cure for the deadly disease.
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A McMansion lake house cannot compete with a Maine camp | Opinion
In contrast to the ever-growing lakefront home, life at camp is simple. That’s the point.
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Maine pays for its legislators’ bad behavior | Douglas Rooks
Former Gov. Paul LePage set the standard for uncivil conduct in Augusta. Under the Democrats, standards continue to slip.
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Do Maine legislators really want to gut solar power? | Opinion
Proposed changes to the state’s net energy billing program are being driven by a false narrative on rising electric bills.
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Child care, education must be top priorities for Maine lawmakers | Opinion
The closing days of the current session need to make time for child care, teacher pay and investment in postsecondary education.
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Maine Legislature must defend Children’s Advocacy Centers | Opinion
The funding to sustain this service is essential to some of our most vulnerable younger people.
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The day the Long Gray Line met the Big Red Hat | Opinion
President Trump’s speech to the Class of 2025 at West Point made for a grueling hour. Brace yourself for more pain on June 14.