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Columns

Published
July 16, 2017

Cynthia Dill: Trump Jr. meeting could trace back to revenge by Putin

The Russian leader was mad at Hillary Clinton and at the U.S. Congress, and now email entangles the Trumps.
Published
July 16, 2017

Maine Voices: When an abuser kills, don’t seek ‘trigger’

To understand domestic violence homicides, look at a killer's patterns of behavior and beliefs of entitlement.
Published
July 15, 2017

Water bond package was good for Maine in 2014, and it’s even better now

What's not to like about clean water, 3,000 jobs and new systems – not to mention the ability to leverage federal funds?
Published
July 15, 2017

Gina Barreca: Here’s my perfect world, and I’m willing to work with yours, too

The priorities in GinaLand range from well-educated leaders to everyone getting the jokes.
Published
July 15, 2017

Commentary: Too bad for the hounds, but Trump Jr.’s meeting is nothing to bay at

If the younger Don is guilty of anything, it's letting himself be blindsided by the guy who set it up.

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Published
July 14, 2017

U.S. lawmakers should say no to drug import legislation

Americans would be wise to take a lesson from Maine's mistake when it comes to importing drugs.
Published
July 14, 2017

Charles Krauthammer: Trumpites should know that bungled collusion is still collusion

We now have evidence of collusion with Russia: the email chain released by Donald Trump Jr. himself.
Published
July 14, 2017

Commentary: Sally Hemings wasn’t Thomas Jefferson’s mistress – she was his property

Romanticizing their so-called relationship minimizes the deadly imbalance of power that black people suffered under.
Published
July 13, 2017

Leonard Pitts: Baiting Maddow with fake news is vile attempt to undermine free press

A false tip sent to MSNBC anchor Rachel Maddow warns us the truth tellers face assault from the liars.
Published
July 13, 2017

Don’t miss out on many Portland learning programs that combat ‘summer slide’

Falling behind can do real harm to a student's future, but the district and its partners offer an abundance of fun solutions.