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Columns

Published
August 31, 2014

Maine Voices: China can offer school lessons to America

China's cultural emphasis on demanding standards has its flaws, but the U.S. would do well to imitate the overall concept.
Published
August 31, 2014

Agree to Disagree: In this debate, all three say what we think

And LePage, Michaud and Cutler could start by each saying something nice about the other two.
Published
August 31, 2014

Barney Frank: U.S. airstrikes appropriate in this case

But their effectiveness is not an argument for a broader, ongoing resumption of combat activity in the Middle East.
Published
August 31, 2014

Ten lessons about work to take to heart this Labor Day

• Never look down on somebody who holds a job and rides the bus to the end of the line. These are the people who labor their whole lives but are never rewarded with tangible success. Not every dog has its day; some simply work their tails off. My father was one of those guys: never […]
Published
August 30, 2014

Steve Robinson: Learn Burger King’s lesson, drop the corporate income tax

Liberals should recognize that they can't have it their way.

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Published
August 30, 2014

Commentary: Gov. LePage’s re-election campaign targets immigrants to Maine

Immigrants deserve to be treated as real people, not as scapegoats or targets of attack ads.
Published
August 29, 2014

Charles Krauthammer: Corporate tax reform would solve Obama’s inversion problem

America's 35 percent corporate tax rate is absurdly uncompetitive.
Published
August 29, 2014

M.D. Harmon: Demonizing bear hunts can have unintended consequence

States that have passed tough restrictions are now dealing with an overpopulation of not-so-cuddly black bears.
Published
August 29, 2014

Maine Voices: Reading aloud to your child can never begin too soon

Reading to children is one of the most important things parents can do to foster brain development.
Published
August 28, 2014

Commentary: On a positive note, negative ads can inform undecided voters

In fact, the only campaign ads that should concern us are those that contain lies that voters cannot detect.