There’s no proof that the lack of income tax gives the Granite State any advantage.

There should be no more pressing matter if Gov. Mills wins her second term.

Five justices are changing the country against the wishes of a majority of the people.

Recent decisions are among the worst ever handed down. And it’s only a start.

Lines between public and private have blurred and the Supreme Court seems intent on blurring them further, Douglas Rooks writes.

Golden contends that, because 18-year-olds can serve in the military, their off-duty gun purchases should remain unrestricted.

Primary results once told volumes about what voters were thinking.

Land protection is an important value, but not the only one of interest to today’s Mainers, and those of the future.

Recalling George Mitchell’s imperative that “all democratic people know that it is the force of memory which keeps alive the force of freedom in the world,” Douglas Rooks ponders the implications of Russia’s war against Ukraine and the testing of the democratic alliances.