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Columns

Published
January 25, 2015

What Obama and LePage speeches had in common – and didn’t

Interestingly, the centerpiece of each speech was taxes.
Published
January 25, 2015

Maine Observer: Adventurous couple’s bucket already full

When the borders of your comfort zone have always been porous, who needs a list?
Published
January 25, 2015

Michael Cuzzi: LePage’s bold budget proposal starts overdue debate on taxes

The nation's most conservative governor could be able to finally tackle tax modernization.
Published
January 25, 2015

Maine Voices: Asylum seekers face new struggle in their new life: threat to aid

They should not be a target of Gov. LePage's attempt to revise rules of General Assistance eligibility.
Published
January 24, 2015

Mike Tipping: Sen. King puts CIA torture debate in moral, historical context

As Americans, we can't afford to forget or gloss over the shameful episodes in our nation's past.

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Published
January 24, 2015

Jonah Goldberg: Obama’s State of the Union address a tedious trip down memory lane

Even when events deviate from the president's well-worn script, the script never changes so he can keep on talking.
Published
January 24, 2015

Maine Voices: Robert Indiana’s ‘Seven’ an unfortunate choice as Portland public art

Why place a pricey door ornament instead of resonant art in one of the city's prominent plazas?
Published
January 23, 2015

Charles Krauthammer: Iran’s march toward domination has United States’ Arab allies worried

The Saudis and other Gulf Arabs are engaged in a titanic regional struggle with Iran. And they are losing.
Published
January 23, 2015

M.D. Harmon: Reminder to legislators: Follow through on tax-reduction pledges

Let your state senator and representative hear from you. Otherwise, the only people they'll be hearing from will be the ones with all the lobbyists.
Published
January 23, 2015

Maine Voices: King’s words point to need to address harms to Native Americans

One way is to join in the work of a panel investigating how Maine's child welfare system treated Wabanakis.