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Columns

Published
January 19, 2019

The humble Farmer: Thumbs up-thumbs down test could end voters’ remorse

If the people like lobster, they shouldn't have to put up with a burger-loving leader.
Published
January 19, 2019

Gina Barreca: Very little about getting older resembles what I imagined

I'm discovering the surprising journey of aging.
Published
January 19, 2019

Maine Voices: The arts and humanities are pivotal for Maine’s economic future

Graduates will require a multidisciplinary knowledge base that enables them to integrate their learning.
Published
January 18, 2019

Commentary: Whether you’re a citizen or a presidential hopeful, what’s DNA got to do with it?

Sen. Elizabeth Warren's case points up the historical, legal and cultural arbitrariness of racial categories.
Published
January 18, 2019

Maine Voices: Can average citizens rise to the occasion in response to Mueller’s findings?

We've reached a precarious intersection, and partisanship has put our republic's future at stake.

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Published
January 18, 2019

Marc A. Thiessen: Pelosi concerned only with denying Trump the spotlight

The House speaker's portrait of a State of the Union brimming with danger is just petty politics.
Published
January 17, 2019

Dana Milbank: Why would William Barr want to be attorney general? The answer should alarm President Trump

The nominee says he wants to protect the Justice Department's 'independence and reputation.'
Published
January 16, 2019

Leonard Pitts: Some black people should know better than to defend R. Kelly

If they exercised judgment rather than reflexive defensiveness, they'd see he's not a victim.
Published
January 16, 2019

Commentary: Tough year ahead for nonprofits without business, legislative help

The tax reforms of 2017 mean potential losses in the billions for the organizations that help build the communities we want and address residents' critical needs.
Published
January 16, 2019

Maine Voices: CMP power line won’t help the environment, and certainly not Mainers

It boils down to this: Massachusetts needed a new power source, but it didn't want an unsightly transmission line in its backyard.