On Sept. 20, the New York Times ran a profile on Troy Jackson, “A Progressive Brawler Tries to Flip a Senate Seat in Maine.” Progressive races this cycle have two issues which play large: the treatment of Palestinians and AIPAC attempting to influence races. Despite the primacy of these issues, the Times never mentioned Jackson’s […]
Lenette Domingues
It’s Maine’s turn to be concerned about Susan Collins | Editorial
The senator’s complacent response to open allegations of bribery sends voters a very clear and disrespectful message.
ICE must answer for July killings in Houston and Maine | Editorial
We call on Sens. Collins, King, Cornyn and Cruz to demand transparency and accountability from this out-of-control and evasive agency.
Susan Collins and the $70 billion mistake | Editorial
It’s insulting for Sen. Collins to suggest that the killing of Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero could be politicized; ICE is a shameful political incarnation in pursuit of a political end.
Meet the WMC spring all-conference teams
The Western Maine Conference announces its postseason honors for baseball, softball, lacrosse, tennis and track and field.
Extraordinary home is an in-town estate in one of Portland’s most prestigious locations
$2.25 million | 22 Eastern Promenade, #1
We asked, primary candidates answered: What makes a would-be governor tick?
Don’t judge a book by its cover and don’t judge a Blaine House hopeful by their favorite book. Or something.
Our Green Plate Special columnist says goodbye
Christine Burns Rudalevige has written our recipe column on sustainable food and eating for a dozen years.
Maine businesses are right to resist data privacy bill | Editorial
Although consumer protection needs to be muscular, these days, it must first be realistic.
Handled well, Maine ‘millionaire’s tax’ can set a good precedent | Editorial
The manner in which this contentious proposal is managed will set the stage for the state’s relationship with high earners.