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Columns

Published
October 9, 2016

Maine Voices: Fitness class can kick up voter numbers

UNE researchers discover that a kickboxing instructor's encouragement inspires more single women to cast ballots.
Published
October 9, 2016

Maine Observer: Scraping the hull reveals world of wonder

A necessary end-of-summer task also brings family and friends together to enjoy contented companionship.
Published
October 8, 2016

Garrison Keillor: Question no one asks about Donald Trump: Is he humanoid?

Trump has taken heavy fire for the past year, and there isn't a scratch on him. Why not?
Published
October 8, 2016

Commentary: Question 2 sabotages Maine’s economy, ultimately hurting education

The referendum question would depress growth and raise less overall tax revenue, not more.
Published
October 8, 2016

Poliquin’s attacks on Iran deal show he lives in an alternative world

The nuclear accord lays the groundwork for a much safer world and a more secure America.

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Published
October 7, 2016

M.D. Harmon: Claims of Trump tax ‘offense’ ignore federal law’s true meaning

His use of losses to offset gains is something done every year by a million business owners.
Published
October 7, 2016

Where are the presidential candidates on data protection?

Disaster recovery planning standards need to be more of a national security preoccupation.
Published
October 7, 2016

Charles Krauthammer: In normal election year, Obama’s legacy would be siphoning off support for his party

Obamacare and the president's 'smart power' approach to foreign policy have both been failures.
Published
October 6, 2016

Dana Milbank: In the long run – say, 2020 – Mike Pence might be the winner

Had Republicans chosen a mainstream conservative like Pence for the top of the ticket, there's every reason to believe he could be leading Clinton.
Published
October 6, 2016

Commentary: Climate change renders Arctic both accessible and vulnerable

The far north's value to every nation – a topic that's the focus of a forum in Maine this week – cannot be overstated.