Hilary Koch: Immigration: The threat that never was

Legislation introduced in Maine is another example of performing paranoia rather than addressing problems truthfully, the columnist writes.

In Trump’s America, a eulogy for the American Dream

After the inauguration, we mourn the loss of American ideals, the columnist writes.

Hilary Koch: Where’s Waldo County’s birthing care?

When the county's labor and delivery closes, it'll give expectant mothers more than just a long drive.

Hilary Koch: Schadenfreude won’t save America

Hilary Koch: Donald Trump is all fries, no substance

In one case after another, the former presidents is full of performance and devoid of real ideas, the columnist writes.

Hilary Koch: To pee or not to pee (sitting down)

Teaching boys that it’s acceptable to leave a mess for others to clean underpins the idea that men’s needs come first, Hilary Koch writes.

Hilary Koch: The power of just saying ‘no’

Setting boundaries can be hard, but it leads to a better life.

Hilary Koch: A woman’s health deserves more than a letter

Our health care system leaves patients, especially women, to find their own way, the columnist writes.

Hilary Koch: We need to step up, and stop letting girls down

Two recent news stories show the experience of being a woman in a world that promises progress but rarely delivers, writes the columnist.

Hilary Koch: Trump is the ex who won’t go away

So, you’d think, a man who makes empty promises would take a hint. But here we are again, writes the columnist.