It’s time for education and communication, as well as an understanding of all our shared humanity.

Health concerns coupled with environmental destruction make natural gas a poor energy source.

This November’s ballot initiative to expand the program comes with both financial and human costs.

The reality is, Maine cannot affort to pass up the opportunity to improve its health care system.

When it’s easier to purchase arms than a box of Sudafed, and mass killings become too common, change is needed.

Those willing to risk their lives getting here want to contribute toward building a better country.

Race, age and income don’t seem to matter, but high-powered firearms do make a difference.

If given citizenship, those immigrants could sponsor their immediate families for legal status as well.

Let’s hope that the Nobel Peace Prize winner who runs the country now puts an end to all the suffering.

An editorial in this newspaper missed the advances in logging, and how much it does to keep the forest healthy.