Gov. Paul LePage went on the air last Saturday with a radio address touting the findings of a study that claimed renewable energy would cost jobs and hurt Maine’s economy.

Fighting drug abuse is like economics: It’s all about supply and demand.

The headline on the report from the International Energy Agency proclaimed that the United States would be, by 2017, the world’s top oil producer, stepping ahead of Saudi Arabia. The report also predicts the United States will be the world’s largest producer of natural gas in three years surpassing Russia.

The Obama White House needs to set the record straight about the disconnect between what the CIA knew about the deadly Sept. 11 attack on the U.S. mission in Benghazi, Libya, and the administration’s public insistence that it was an outgrowth of a spontaneous demonstration.

It appears that nothing can legally be done to prevent the re-entry to Israel in a few months of convicted murderer Eli Cohen. He cannot be incarcerated, retried or even denied parental rights.

Much of the advance talk regarding the next legislative session is predicting the fight ahead between Gov. Paul LePage and the new Democratic majorities in House and Senate.

Congress is looking for someone to blame for the fungal meningitis outbreak linked to steroid injections that so far has killed 34 people and sickened nearly 500. In hearings last week, partisan politics took the place of fact-finding.

Intelligence work is all about secrets: finding the other side’s, protecting your own.

One of the most valuable pieces of information about a video game is also the simplest: the rating that tells parents what ages the story and graphics are suitable for and why it might not be right for younger users.

Thanksgiving food drives have become as much a part of the holiday’s tradition for some Americans as football games and cranberry sauce.