Maine has a complicated but usable option for reining in the influence of big-money donors.
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Maine has an opportunity to do more for its veterans | Opinion
A bill that would allow electronic pull-tab gaming could make a meaningful difference to organization’s fundraising.
How to cut electric rates in Maine — without public power | Opinion
While investor-owned utilities have the spending power to defeat the idea at the ballot box, there are alternatives worth exploring to lower bills.
Frightened Lewiston Somalis feel besieged by The Maine Wire | Steve Collins
A Somali family found itself in the national limelight after a right-wing nonprofit turned a teenage boy into a symbol of health care fraud.
This is an all-hands-on-deck moment for Maine schools | Angus King III
It’s time to get back to being among the best. Having every child reading proficiently by third grade is a good place to start.
Maine needs to remain open to data centers | Opinion
A possible moratorium on these facilities in the state would send a chilling message to developers.
Restoration without recognition continues to haunt the Penobscot Nation | Opinion
Maine says the tribe has no ownership claim to its namesake river. That’s not just legally questionable, it’s a blueprint for erasure.
Janet Mills’ Senate run lacks policy and purpose | Opinion
By making Graham Platner our next senator, we can show that the time has come for a new kind of politics.
Maine’s children need good role models | Opinion
April is National Childhood Abuse Prevention Month. Time for us all to reflect on our parenting practices.
The thought of Sen. Graham Platner distresses me | Opinion
Platner’s past comments and his failure to take real responsibility for them makes his candidacy alarming.