Instagram, the wildly popular online photo-sharing company, just made its 100 million-plus user base very angry.
Editorials
Two prongs in fight against mass shootings
One common response to the mass murder of innocent children in Newtown, Conn., has been calls “to do more” to help people with mental illness.
Focus on job training good for all of us
Democrats in the Legislature had a broad range of issues on which they could focus this session.
OUR OPINION: Boehner isn’t serious about Plan B, is he?
Just when it looked like the nation might back away from the fiscal cliff, House Republicans have taken a decisive step toward the abyss.
OUR OPINION: Pension fund fires 1st shot in war against guns
The first sign that the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre has changed the way we talk about guns in this country came from an unlikely place — Wall Street.
OUR OPINION: Without guns, horror couldn’t have happened
“Guns don’t kill people.” “If you outlaw guns, only outlaws will have guns.” “More guns, less crime.”
VIEW FROM AWAY: Supreme Court options on same-sex marriage
As hundreds of same-sex couples in Washington, Maine and Maryland eagerly await the opportunity to exchange wedding vows, the nation’s highest court accepted two cases regarding such unions.
VIEW FROM AWAY: ‘Black boxes’ installed in automobiles?
You’ve heard about those “black boxes” on airplanes that record data used to determine the cause of a crash.
VIEW FROM AWAY:Use of electronic devices on commercial flights
You’re a businessperson on a tight schedule who can’t afford much down time. You’re a mother trying to keep a bored and active 6-year-old occupied.
OUR OPINION: System lacks clout to enhance review of deadly force
In 2009, Rep. Donald Pilon, D-Saco, had what we thought was a good idea.