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Our View: National parks becoming victims of own success
Their popularity, and chronic federal underfunding, have created a maintenance nightmare that must be addressed, even if it means higher fees.
Our View: Following a big storm, we have the power to help others
Just as after the ice storm of 1998, with electricity out, neighbors will have to help neighbors.
View from Away: One of Trump’s tax ideas that may do some good
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View From Away: Trump needs to say and do something about the assault on the Rohingya
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Our View: LePage way off base on MaineCare expansion
When it comes to Medicaid, the governor is wrong about how much it costs, how it works and who gets it.
Our View: The downward cycle of illness, despair and opioid use
To slow down the drug crisis, President Trump could do a lot worse than helping to revive America’s struggling communities.
Our View: Trump anti-opioid plan falls far short of need
What the president is saying is at odds with his actions.
Our View: President Trump’s anti-opioid proposal falls far short of need
His emergency declaration offers ringing promises on how he’ll fight addiction – but not the cash to fulfill them.