Terminally ill patients deserve to have the moral freedom to escape their suffering on their own timeline.
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Don’t forget about Maine’s youngest victims of Medicaid cuts | Opinion
There’s a lot at stake right now for the 140,000 children in our state who rely on the government health insurance program.
We lived through one pandemic. What about the next one? | Opinion
By phasing out a committee that was a cornerstone of infection prevention in the U.S., the Trump administration is dismantling a key system that protects us.
Biden’s signature act fails Maine — while feeding China | Opinion
Sold as a clean energy plan, it’s a reckless giveaway that punishes working Mainers.
Saluting our Alzheimer’s caregivers on the Longest Day | Opinion
Let us stand tall as the mighty survivors that we are.
Private air traffic control will not work for Maine | Opinion
When you shift resources and decision-making power toward major population centers, their rural counterparts get hurt.
Susan Collins’ big opportunity to protect Maine’s future | Opinion
The senator’s upcoming vote on President Trump’s bill will say a lot about where her priorities stand.
York County’s only adult shelter has closed. If we don’t act, more will follow. | Opinion
With state funding frozen for almost a decade, Maine’s homelessness response system is in crisis.
Amend Maine’s Death with Dignity statute, reduce suffering | Opinion
The Maine Senate’s refusal to waive the waiting period between requesting and receiving life-ending prescriptions is short-sighted.
Maine can’t afford Trump’s attack on food assistance | Opinion
The president’s megabill slashes SNAP benefits by $230 billion over the next decade, which will devastate the more rural states.